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She Runs an Amazon Business Without Physical Products — Ep. 19

She Runs an Amazon Business Without Physical Products — Ep. 19

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Building a business on Amazon does not require inventory, shipping, or physical products. Fiction publishing through Amazon ebooks has quietly become one of the most scalable digital business models, even for people with no prior experience.


Karla explains how her company, Fiction Profits Academy (https://www.fictionprofitsacademy.com/), has helped over 15,000 students by focusing on genre demand, repeat buyers, and execution instead of guesswork.


The discussion covers how modern fiction publishing works, why romance and genre fiction outperform nonfiction, and why covers, titles, keywords, and positioning matter more than most people realize. It also looks at how AI, ghostwriters, and teams are used responsibly to scale output.


If you care about business, entrepreneurship, ecommerce, or alternative Amazon models that do not rely on physical products, this will change how you think about opportunity.


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Timestamps:

00:18 — What is Fiction Profits Academy (FPA)?

02:05 — Fiction outsell non-fiction?

06:41 — Focusing on readers in fiction genres

13:48 — Using ghostwriters and AI to write books

25:49 — Importance of book title, cover, and description

36:38 — Income sources: Kindle Unlimited page reads

39:18 — Difference between high-earning and average students

44:53 — Exiting the business

52:16 — Scaling the business as it grew



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