I'll show you how to make journals, notebooks, planners, and coloring books and publish them on Amazon.
No job interviews, no writing novels, and no more relying on other people to make money of your own.
You don't have to show your face, or tell anyone what you're doing.
Start building something of your own for $37.
Regular price: $187
We're making simple books with pages people use every day.
You can stay behind the scenes.
You can publish under a pen name.
You don't have to post videos or build an audience to get started.
I'll teach you how to do this from the beginning.
You'll get templates for your pages and covers.
Your books go up for sale on Amazon.
You don't have to buy books before someone orders them.
Amazon handles that.
My course is $37, and you can open an Amazon publishing account for free.
You don't have to tell your husband, your ex, your boss, or your friends.
You don't have to announce that you're starting something.
And you don't have to put yourself on social media and hope people like what you're making.
You can choose a pen name for your books. You can even use more than one.
You can learn in private, make mistakes in private, and decide what you want to share.
Nobody needs to watch you learn something new.
When someone orders your book, Amazon prints it, packs it, and ships it to the customer.
You never have to touch a copy.
You don't need a printer, packing supplies, or shelves full of books.
Your paperbacks can also be available to Amazon Prime customers with Prime shipping.
And Amazon pays you a share of each sale after its printing cost.
Think about the notebooks and planners people use every day.
A lined notebook with a pretty cover.
A daily planner with the same pages repeated throughout.
A gratitude journal with little questions to answer.
Or a coloring book filled with pictures people can color.
I'll show you how to choose an idea, make your pages and cover, and get your book ready for Amazon.
Then you can use what you've learned to make another one.
Publish dozens of books each year in a couple hours per month.
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Those are the things worth working toward.
Making books won't promise you any of them. But learning how to create something you can sell gives you a place to start.
And you can start right where you are.
You don't have to design everything yourself. My course includes ready-made page and cover templates you can change to make your own books.
I'll show you where to click and what to do. My course has 52 short lessons and a checklist to help you keep track of each step.
You can learn one thing at a time.
Some books don't sell. That's why I'll teach you how to check what people are searching for on Amazon before you make anything.
You'll learn how to look at similar books, check whether they're selling, and decide which ideas are worth trying.
There are no guaranteed sales. But you'll know how to do the research instead of guessing.
You don't have to know how to make a book before you start. That's what I'm going to teach you.
Maybe you stayed home to raise your children, and now you're trying to work out how to support yourself.
Maybe you're still married, but you've started thinking about what would happen if you had to pay every bill on your own.
Or maybe you have a job, and you're sick of spending your days making money for someone else while they decide what your time is worth.
Whatever brought you here, you want money that belongs to you.
You want to buy something without explaining yourself. You dream of birthday parties, summer vacations and Christmas mornings without having to check your bank balance. You want to know you can take care of yourself, even if your life changes.
And you've probably spent more time than you'd like to admit looking for a way to make that happen.
You've watched the videos. You've saved the posts. You've looked at ideas that sounded great until someone started talking about building a website, finding clients, or spending half your life on social media.
That's what I teach inside Alias Author.
You don't have to become an influencer. You don't need to talk about your personal life online. And you don't have to announce your plans to your husband, your ex, your boss, or anyone else.
You can learn how to create something of your own and decide for yourself when you want to talk about it.
Amazon prints each journal or coloring book when someone buys it, ships it to the customer, and pays you a share of the sale.
You don't need boxes of notebooks or planners in your house. You don't have to pack orders or make trips to the post office.
Your job is to learn how to choose a journal or notebook people want, make it, and publish it.
Not novels. Not books full of chapters. Not something you have to spend months writing.
I'm talking about the simple journals, planners, notebooks, and coloring books people buy and use every day.
Lined notebooks. Gratitude journals. Daily planners. Habit trackers. Journals with prompts to answer.
Think about a journal with a pretty cover and the same simple pages repeated throughout. Maybe it's lines for writing, spaces to plan your week, or a question at the top of each page.
That's exactly what you will learn to make.
You don't have to be a writer. You don't have to be an artist. And you don't have to come up with something nobody has ever seen before.
I'll show you how to find out what people are already looking for, choose a journal or planner to make, and use my templates to create the pages and cover.
Then you publish it on Amazon under your pen name.
When someone orders your journal, Amazon prints it and ships it. You get paid 60% of the list price, minus the printing cost.
You can make something people can hold in their hands without ever printing, packing, or shipping a copy yourself.
I'm separated, I have two teenage girls, and I spent years out of the workforce raising them.
I understand why having your own money matters.
When you've been out of the workforce for awhile, it's easy to start questioning what you can do. You know how to work hard (you've spent years doing exactly that). But when you start looking at ways to earn a comfortable living, it can feel like everything requires experience you don't have.
And the last thing you need is someone talking to you like you're stupid because you don't know what a keyword is or how to use a spreadsheet.
That's why I made Alias Author.
I didn't know anything about publishing when I started. I opened my Amazon account and figured out how to do all of the little steps along the way.
I'll show you where to click, what to type, how to make your journal or notebook, and how to put it on Amazon.
You don't have to print or ship anything. You don't even need to WRITE anything! People buy blank notebooks and journals every day... why not yours?
I'll show you how to do it under a pen name too, because I know that sometimes you want to work on something without having to explain it to everyone around you.
The really crazy part? How brave and bold and independent it feels when you click 'Publish.'
I want that for you.
You can learn this. Even if you've never made a journal or coloring book in your life.
You've already spent time looking for ways to make money from home.
You may have considered selling things online, starting a business, going back to work, or learning something new.
But every time you look into an idea, there's another thing you need to learn.
You need a website. You need followers. You need to find customers. You need to post videos. You need to spend money before you've made anything.
And suddenly, the simple idea you were excited about looks like another full-time job.
With Alias Author, you're learning one process.
You find a journal idea that passes the research checks.
You make the inside pages and the cover using templates.
You upload the finished files to Amazon.
Then you can use what you've learned to make another journal or try making a planner.
You don't have to start a new business from scratch every time you want to create something.
You keep searching for ways to earn money without finding one thing to work on.
You talk yourself out of good ideas because you think you're not creative enough.
You decide publishing must be too hard because you don't understand the words people use to explain it.
You spend time making something without checking whether anyone is looking for it.
You make a journal or notebook, but you don't know how to prepare the files or what Amazon needs before it can go on sale.
You worry about making mistakes with your account, your pen name, or your tax details.
And you keep putting your own plans off because everyone else's needs come first.
Alias Author takes you from opening your publishing account to creating your first journal, checking your files, and putting it up for sale. You'll also learn steps you can use to make notebooks and planners.
I've broken the work into 52 itty bitty bite sized lessons with a clear checklist to keep you focused, so you can learn one thing at a time.
Here's what you'll get:
You don't have to sit through hours of someone talking about how wonderful online business is.
You're here to learn how to make journals, notebooks, and planners.
That's what we're going to do.
Get your Amazon publishing account set up correctly.
I'll walk you through the account, bank details, tax questions, and identity checks so you know what Amazon needs before you publish.
Choose a pen name that's yours to use.
You'll learn how to check your name before putting it on a cover and where to use it so your real name stays off your public journal listing.
Keep your publishing details organized.
You'll get a printable record sheet for your pen name, account details, and the journals and notebooks you publish.
You won't have to keep everything in your head.
Learn how to find journal and planner ideas on Amazon.
I'll show you how to use Amazon's search suggestions to see what shoppers are looking for.
Check your idea before you make anything.
You'll learn my four-step check for choosing an idea, looking at similar journals, and deciding whether it's worth making.
Choose your title, keywords, and categories.
I'll show you how to find the words people search for and use them when you list your journal.
Use the printable Idea Sheet.
You'll have one simple page to check each idea before you start making it.
You can do the research with paper and a pen.
Create the questions for your journal.
I'll show you how to write simple prompts yourself or use AI to help with a first draft.
Make your inside pages using my templates.
Choose a layout, add your questions, and follow the steps to build the pages.
Make a cover that fits your journal.
I'll show you how to use Amazon's measurements and my cover templates so your design fits the finished journal.
Prepare your files for Amazon.
You'll learn how to save your pages and cover in the right format and check them before uploading.
You don't need to know how to design. I'll give you a place to start.
Work out your price.
I'll show you how to check Amazon's printing cost and understand what you would earn from a sale.
Write your journal's description.
You'll get a simple format to explain what your journal is and who it's for.
Upload your journal, step by step.
I'll walk you through the three publishing pages so you know what to enter and what to check.
Check your journal before it goes on sale.
You'll learn how to use Amazon's preview tool, fix common problems, and order a printed proof to inspect.
Learn what to do when your journal is live.
I'll show you how to check your listing and find the details you need for your records.
You'll know what each step is for instead of guessing your way through the publishing process.
Learn how to make a hardcover version.
I'll show you how to use your journal's inside pages to prepare a hardcover edition.
Create an author page under your pen name.
You'll learn how to set up your public author page without using a photo of yourself.
Make your Amazon listing look more complete.
I'll show you how to add extra images and information using the included templates.
Learn the rules for customer reviews.
You'll know what Amazon allows, what to avoid, and how to handle reviews of your journals.
Once you've made your first journal, you'll know the process you can follow for your next one.
Inside-page templates: Four styles for journals and planners in three sizes, plus lined notebook pages. Choose the look you like and add your own words.
Cover templates: Eight cover styles for each size, with the back cover and barcode space already laid out.
Pen Name Record Sheet: Keep track of the names, dates, and account details connected to your journals and notebooks.
Idea Sheet: Check whether your journal idea meets the research rules before you make it.
Amazon listing image templates: Create extra images for your journal's Amazon page.
And all of this comes with the 52 itty bitty bite sized lessons that show you how to use it.
You get all five parts of Alias Author, the journal and cover templates, the keyword research lessons, and the printable sheets.
You can start with no publishing experience and follow the lessons in order.
Regular price: $187
When you join Alias Author, you'll also get the 2027 Publishing Calendar, included with your course.
It gives you a month-by-month list of US gift and holiday dates, along with suggested times to prepare journals and planners for those dates.
If you want to make journals or notebooks for gifts or special occasions, you'll have a place to start planning.
Included with your $37 course purchase.
I WANT THE COURSE AND THE CALENDAR, JENN!You choose a pen name to put on your journal and its Amazon listing.
Amazon still needs your real name for your private account, taxes, and payments, but your pen name is the author name people see.
I'll show you how to set it up and where to use it.
Yes.
That's exactly who I made the course for.
You don't need to know how publishing works before you start. You'll learn how to choose an idea, make your pages, create a cover, and upload everything.
I've broken it into short lessons with clear steps because I want you to spend your time learning the skill, not trying to work out what I'm talking about.
You don't have to start with a blank page.
I've included ready-made layouts for your journal pages and covers. You choose the ones you like and follow the lessons to make them your own.
I'll also show you how to find ideas people are searching for, so you have a way to decide what to make.
You can still learn how to do this.
The lessons use plain English and explain where to click and what to enter.
You can print the record sheets and Idea Sheet, so you don't have to manage everything in a spreadsheet.
And you can go through the lessons one at a time.
Opening an Amazon KDP account and publishing a paperback is free.
Amazon takes its printing cost from each sale, so you don't have to buy inventory.
My course templates use Canva Pro, which is a paid plan. Canva also offers a free plan, but the templates are made for Pro.
You can order a printed proof of your journal if you want to check it before it goes on sale. That costs the printing price plus shipping.
I'll explain the costs as we go, so you know what you're paying for.
When someone buys your journal, Amazon prints it and ships it.
Amazon keeps its printing cost and pays you a royalty based on the journal's price.
I'll show you how to work out the amount before you publish.
Amazon pays royalties to your bank account each month, generally about 60 days after the end of the month in which the sale was recorded.
Some journals don't sell.
That's why I teach you to research your idea before making it.
You'll learn how to check whether people are searching for that type of journal and whether similar ones are selling.
Research helps you make a more informed choice, but it cannot promise sales.
If a journal doesn't sell, you won't have a pile of printed copies sitting in your house. You can review what you've made, use what you've learned, and research your next idea.
Yes.
My course teaches you how to research journal and notebook ideas and put them up for sale on Amazon.
You don't need to start by growing an Instagram or TikTok account, and you don't have to post videos of yourself.
You'll learn how to use keywords and categories so your journal is listed for the searches that fit it.
You can read the lessons on your phone.
For making your journal and uploading it to Amazon, you'll need a computer. Those lessons use computer tools and keyboard steps.
You can choose who you tell.
Your journal can carry your pen name rather than your real name, and you don't need to make a public announcement about your plans.
You do need to give Amazon your real details for your account and payments.
You can still learn how to make and publish journals and notebooks.
You don't need a recent work history to follow the lessons.
If you've spent years raising children, caring for your family, or doing work that never came with a paycheque, that doesn't mean you've forgotten how to learn.
You can start with the first lesson and work through the steps.
You might be looking for a way out of a job you hate.
You might be trying to work out how to support yourself after a separation.
You might want your own money even though you're happy where you are.
Or you might simply be tired of putting every idea you have at the bottom of your list.
I understand why you want something that belongs to you.
And I know how easy it is to tell yourself you'll do something about it when you have more time, when things settle down, or when you feel more confident.
But you don't need to know how to publish a journal or coloring book before you start learning.
That's what Alias Author is for.
I'll teach you how to choose an idea, make a journal, publish it on Amazon, and do it under a name you choose.
You can learn from home, follow the short lessons, and keep your plans to yourself.
You can do this. And I'd love to show you how.
Regular price: $187 | 80% OFF