Hi

As I mentioned yesterday, there's some info for non-fiction publishers that you should be aware of if you're using AI. I'll share more at the end of today's email...

24 Hours Left to grab my new limited PLR called A Senior’s Guide to Selling AI Content. (And remember the exclusive add on and upgrade bundle of reports is also limited to 48 hours). Also, there's a Heal Your Emotions PLR out that you might want to check out if you're in the self help niche and it's a massive 50-part course on sale for 70% off during the launch.

Today's PLR is cool because it's a perfect combo of course topics and you get three ready to sell info products for just $5 each - including the full eBook and the sales copy). Plus, as an FYI, I took my existing "100 Traffic, Engagement & Growth Articles" PLR and marked it down 50% off as the add on. It's a perfect pairing. 

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This is something that I can price much cheaper, under $0.10 per page ($5 for each set) rather than $2 per page for the limited PLR. This PLR will not be limited in quantity, and you can do the same things with it - edit it, put your name on it, etc.

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(49 pages, 18,287 words + 1,509-word sales letter)

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Non-Fiction AI Publishers

I wanted to pass something along because it directly affects a lot of people on this list, especially if you publish nonfiction on Amazon or through distributors like Draft2Digital.

There’s been a massive surge in low-quality (this is key because have you SEEN some of the low quality stuff being published?), fully AI-generated nonfiction hitting the platforms. We’re talking thousands of books a day with zero oversight. Because of that, distributors and retailers are tightening up behind the scenes, and nonfiction is where most of the scrutiny is landing.

This is also why I have a TON of oversight in using AI for non fiction. Because I've been ghostwriting for more than 2 decades and before that was studying journalism, I come to the table with ideas, research and concepts before even cracking open my AI tools. And I micro manage the heck out of it - to the point it's probably coming for me when the AI bots take over the world. 

But too many people just log on and say, "Write a book about the keto diet and make it 30,000 words." Poor reader experience incoming! 

Draft2Digital's CEO says that they've been rejecting anywhere from 40% to 75% of submissions lately, and almost all of those rejections are AI-generated nonfiction. Not fiction. Not authors using AI as a helper. 

It’s the flood of books across random topics with no real expertise behind them that raises a red flag to them. If you publish nonfiction, especially things like business, health, finance, how-to, or advice-style content, you need to be more careful now. 

Platforms are watching for rthings like publishing across dozens of unrelated topics, pushing out books at unnatural speed, or content that's shallow. Some of this is about quality. Some of it's about liability. Either way, the filters are going up.

They were VERY clear that this doesn’t mean “don’t use AI.” It means use it the right way. As an assistant, not a replacement. You can use it for brainstorming, outlining and even drafting BUT you have to oversee the process, not churn out 100 books a day on everything from weight loss to finances and survival. 

They want you to know your stuff, and you can't be a jack of all trades, master of none. They are watching for this! Add human opinion and insight, because that’s what these systems are actively looking for now.

Fiction authors can mostly relax. They can't be found liable for whatever world creating you're doing with made up books. It's the non fiction stuff that could somehow lead to a liability for them. Just wanted to make sure you had this on your radar.

Tiff ;)