Step-by-Step Guide to Publishing an eBook for Free in India
Here are few steps to create Ebook free ( read all )
1. Write and Format Your eBook (Free)
Format using Amazon KDP templates (free): Choose the 6x9 inch size template, which works best for global audiences, including India.
Save your file as a .docx or PDF (both supported by KDP)
Use Google Docs (free) or Microsoft Word for writing.
2. Create a Free Amazon KDP Account
Go to Amazon KDP India and create an account.
Link your Indian bank account for direct royalty payments in INR.
Fill in your tax information (Amazon KDP will guide you step by step)
3. Design Your Cover (Free)
Use Canva Free for a professional book cover:
Choose 1600x2560 px dimensions for Kindle.
Add a catchy title and your name.
Use free images or minimalistic designs.
Alternatively, you can use GIMP (open-source software) for designing.
4. Publish on Amazon KDP (Free)
Upload your manuscript and cover on the KDP platform.
Set pricing in INR for the Indian market (e.g., ₹99–₹299 is a popular range).
Choose 70% royalty for eBooks priced ₹199 or higher, or 35% royalty for lower prices.
5. Promote Your eBook in India (Free)
Use free platforms like:
1. WhatsApp: Share the book link with groups and contacts.
2. Telegram: Promote in relevant financial literacy or self-help groups.
3. Instagram/Facebook: Create posts and reels about the book’s lessons.
4. YouTube Shorts: Share quick tips or highlights from your book.
Royalty Payments in India
Amazon will directly transfer your royalties to your Indian bank account.
No upfront costs—Amazon takes a small commission only when your book sells.
Additional Free Selling Platforms in India
1. Gumroad: Sell your book as a PDF. It’s free to use, but they take a small percentage of each sale.
2. Social Media: Share a free preview, then sell the full version through Paytm/UPI links.
3. Google Play Books: Publish for free and sell to Indian readers.
Example Cost-Free Strategy
1. Publish on Amazon KDP for global exposure.
2. Share the link on WhatsApp, Telegram, and social media to drive traffic.
3. Offer discounts during festivals or promotions (e.g., ₹49 for the first week)
