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I will also say and is what I've said from the beginning. Niche research and keyword research are one of the most important things. Yes your book needs to look good but if you use the wrong keyword or your market is saturated, you won't sell much. My best seller than sells £500 minimum a...

Since I started in summer 2020, I have now made £44000 turnover. This isn't all profit as I also use ads and have other expenses. The last time I uploaded a book was September 2022. I estimate I now spend around 100 hours or less a year working on my kdp and I should achieve around £15000 a...

I have very few books on Kindle low content books aren't allowed. Most of my books are promoted with keywords only. I do ads on some books

I personally do mod 2 in 2 different tabs as I'm not a fan of monitoring queue haha. I also have a keyboard shortcut to switch between tabs

Yeah, I tend to. Sometimes I'll do more but some months I only just do 1000. Depends what else is happening that month as I also have a full time job that can often get busy and then I don't want to do much in the evenings.

I tend to do a few hours to hit my minimum content. There's not much chance of being thrown off, just make sure minimum content is done. You'd have to majorly mess up on a classification of something to be thrown off that way.

Yup that's correct.

About half way through the month, around 15th, you get sent an email saying how much work you've done in the previous month. You then send an invoice to them for that amount. I do it via paypal

Amazon itself will be the best place to start. https://kdp.amazon.com/en_US/help/topic/GU72M65VRFPH43L6 Let me know if you have any questions

It differs. I got accepted within 1 day of passing the test. I know I am an exception but they have actively told us they're hiring just now so it could be quick if you make it into this batch of new hires.

You can do random chunks. I tend to do small groups of 5 / 10 minutes at a time. Each rating takes a different length of time depending on the length, number of questions asked and your experience.

I don't think I'm allowed to discuss pay but it's completely flexible. You have a minimum amount to do a month which probably amounts to a few hours a month.

Yes I agree, pay per item should be increased. I don't know if it's increased in the entire time I've been there.

I find I make more when there's no surges. When a surge happens, loads of people log on and I get hardly any content. When I have constant content, I tend to make more. I don't tend to do the shifts as I get too bored doing an hour of content but can understand why it'd be annoying to remove them.

They've literally just posted saying they're looking to hire new people and asking us to share the link to join the waiting list. Now would be a very good time for people to apply. https://survey.crispthinking.com/risk-analyst

Ok. If not, just download it on your phone. It makes things much easier for surges.

Are you on slack? I have it on my phone and have notifications turned on there.

Have you got notifications on? I've seen loads of surges recently. Crispthinking is definitely good if you are flexible with your time. It definitely can be slow but when it's busy I can earn £15 an hour minimum, sometimes more.

Yup Etsy. I've not looked into paid ads at all on Etsy, that's probably something I should do at some point.

I'm doing personalised animal family prints of animals which I do as digital downloads. I've sold around 10 so far (at the moment, it's one every couple days). I have around 15 different sets of animals animals with baby and adult of each set available. E.g. adult penguin and baby penguin and...