How to Make an Extra Six Digits from Amazon

It’s called Prime Profits. And we’ve already received three MASSIVE payments so far this year. Wealth Daily editor Jason Williams is always looking for ways to make extra money. Today, he's sharing a little-known way to earn up to $140,000 extra each year. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Wealth Daily. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Wealth Daily logo] How to Make an Extra Six Digits from Amazon [Jason Williams Photo] By [Jason Williams]( Written Nov. 01, 2019 Those of you who’ve been reading my articles for a while know I’m always on the lookout for new ways to make money. And you know I’m all about latent income. That is, I love money that I don’t have to work very hard to get. And I’ve recently stumbled onto a way everyday folks like you and me can make an extra six figures a year. And it’s all thanks to Jeff Bezos and Amazon.com. Evening the Playing Field A few years ago, Amazon democratized the publishing industry. Up until then, you had to know people at major publishing companies to publish a book. You had to write it. Then you had to shop it around until you found a publisher who’d work with you. Then the publisher had to actually publish the book and make a bunch of copies to sell. [book publishing] The publishers needed to store those books. And lots of them might not even sell. So publishers were leery of taking on new or unknown authors. But then Amazon stepped in. And the little guys scored a massive win when Amazon created Kindle Direct Publishing, or KDP. The #1 pot stock to own in America It provides a critical service every single company in America NEEDS before they can sell any marijuana, a THC-infused edible, or cannabis beverage. In fact, they’ll all be required to have this ONE thing because of federal law. [Click here for details.]( A Sweet Deal KDP is a self-publishing tool anyone can use. And it’s completely changing the lives of people who use it. No longer does an author have to hunt down publishers and negotiate contracts. No longer do books need to be printed before they can be sold. With KDP, authors upload content in a specific format, and their book is ready to sell. It’ll be printed on demand. That just means when one copy is ordered, one copy will be printed. So there’s no inventory to store and no startup cost to start selling your books. And the books don’t even need to be what you might think of as books. Now, don’t get me wrong. The next Emily Brontë or Kurt Vonnegut might be penning a new classic on KDP. But most of the “books” that are top sellers are things anyone could write but most wouldn’t think about. I’m talking about those notebooks you had or saw in high school — the ones with pretty pictures on them and a place at the top of each page for the date. Or journals with an inspirational quote on the cover and reams of lined pages for you to write down your hopes and dreams. [pretty journals] Think about titles like “Moonlit Walks Journal,” with a picture of a moonlit beach on the cover. Or “Favorite Frogs Notebook,” with images of different amphibians watermarked on each page. Those are the kinds of books people are publishing on KDP. And they’re making a killing doing it. Money for Nothing Last year, over 1,000 people earned more than $100,000 each through Amazon’s KDP. And many of them aren’t really authors at all... Take Rob Cubbon, for example. Rob has published about 1,800 books through Amazon’s KDP. But Rob’s books aren’t all what you’d think of as books. You see, he “writes” lots of books with little to no content in them. Think notebooks, organizers, schedules, and journals — the stuff with inspirational quotes and then a bunch of lines for you to fill in yourself. And yet Rob makes a pretty nice living publishing these “books” on Amazon. In fact, he’s earning around $3,700 a month selling books with no words in them. That’s an extra income of $44,400 a year. And Rob still has plenty of time for a day job if he wants one. But he’s not even at the top of the pile of Amazon’s “authors.” Like I said, over 1,000 people took home six-figures each in 2018. Kelli Roberts is one of them. Back in college, Kelli had sold things on eBay to make extra money. When she heard about KDP, she saw dollar signs lighting up. But she really didn’t have a passion for writing. And that was leading her to hire ghostwriters and spend much of the little profit she was making. That is, until she discovered the wonderful world of little-to-no-content books. Now, Kelli is raking in about $140,000 a year selling everything from novelty work-related humor books to maze and puzzle books. One month, she racked up nearly $19,000 in royalties. That’s some pretty nice supplemental income if you ask me. And it’s practically latent. Once you get the files uploaded to Amazon’s system, all you have to do is sit back and collect your money. And when you can collect as much as the $140,000 a year Ms. Roberts is raking in, you really don’t even need that day job anymore. But if that sounds like too much work, I’ve got another way you can make some serious money from Amazon. And you don’t have to write any books to do it. Bank 1,000% on the Death of Comcast America’s most hated cable company is standing on its last leg. And it’s not because of terrible customer service or mediocre products. It’s because of a technological shift that’s scheduled to start in late-2018. It's a shift that could earn you 1,000% gains as three companies bring down big cable. [Click here for their ticker symbols.]( How to Collect Prime Profits A year or so ago, my partner Briton Ryle and I came across an incredibly profitable deal. Like I said earlier, and like you already know, I’m always on the lookout for easy ways to build my nest egg. And this has to be one of the easiest I’ve ever found. With barely any effort, Brit and I were able to get ourselves and the members of our investing community, The Wealth Advisory, enrolled in a profit-sharing program with Amazon. It’s called Prime Profits. And in 2019, it’s going to pay out a total of $1.498 BILLION to members. We’ve already received three MASSIVE payments so far this year. And the fourth (and final for 2019) is right around the corner. We’ll be getting those in December. Now, you’re not likely to get that $140,000 Kelli got for selling all those “books.” But you’ll do a fraction of the work and still walk away with a payout that could be as big as $48,000. That’s about $4,000 more than Rob made selling his 1,800 “books” last year. And that’s not too bad for a few seconds of your time. Plus, you don’t have to sell anything on Amazon, have a Prime membership, own stock in the company, or really be involved with or connected to Amazon at all. But you can still lock in life-changing Prime Profit payouts and start collecting them in time for Christmas. So if you’re interested in scoring a second income from Amazon but you’re not trying to come up with ideas for a thousand journals and notebooks, you need to join me today. Just click the image below and you’ll get all the information you need to get yourself enrolled in this amazing secret “loyalty” program. [prime profits small]( But don’t wait to get in. December feels far away right now. But in a few weeks, it’ll be Thanksgiving here in the U.S. And then you’ll be hanging decorations and trying to figure out who wants which present. And then it’ll be Christmas and you’ll be looking at the bills instead of paying them off with your first big payout. So take a little time today and get yourself set for the future. [Watch our presentation]( or [read the report]( now. If you don’t do it now, you might miss out on another life-changing payment come December. Don’t take that risk. [Get involved today]( so you can sit back and wait for your payments to start rolling in. To your wealth, [jason-williams-signature-transparent] Jason Williams [[follow basic]@TheReal_JayDubs]( After graduating Cum Laude in finance and economics, Jason analyzed complex projects and budgets for the U.S. Army. Then, at Morgan Stanley, he led the assistants' team for the North American repo sales desk, responsible for hundreds of multibillion-dollar trades every day. Jason is the assistant editor for [The Wealth Advisory]( income stock newsletter. He also contributes regularly to [Wealth Daily](. To learn more about Jason, [click here](. Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! 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