u/Cataplasto

"Cronicas de HierbaSol" ( cozy, solarpunk, slice of life), "El Derecho a Olvidar" ( Sci fy, posibles futuros, distopico/utopico), "La Ciudad del Viento" ( Novela Romantica, Juvenil)

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Todos los títulos disponibles en Español ó Ingles, "Pajaros de Agua" que escribí con mi pseudonimo estará próximamente disponible, en versión Epub ó PDF , gratis solo está semana, Link en bio

I spent an entire afternoon crafting a campaing review on Booksprout for in the last step to ask me for money to continue..... b. i can barely live and pay some taxes, i have non to give to you X(.

Where can i get free readers for my book, does anyone know ?

I want to be straight about the numbers: $340 is not financial freedom. But it's real money from a product I built once and that keeps selling without me doing anything.

Here's exactly what I did:

What I sold Two PDF documents. One is a collection of AI prompts for freelancers. One is a legal protection kit — contracts, email scripts, negotiation lines. Combined price: $34 for the bundle.

How I built them I'm a freelancer. The content was stuff I'd already built for my own use. I organized it, wrote it up properly, and exported it as a PDF. One weekend of actual work.

Where I sell Gumroad. Free account, they take a percentage per sale. No monthly cost. Setup took a few hours.

How I got traffic Only Reddit. No paid ads. I posted value-first content in freelancing and AI subreddits — not promotions, actual useful posts. The link to my products sits in my profile bio. People click it after reading the post.

What actually worked The posts that drove sales weren't about my products. They were about the specific problem my products solve. One post about contract clauses. One about ChatGPT prompts. One about red flags before taking new clients. Each post ends with "I have a full resource on this — link in my profile."

Month 1 breakdown

• 14 sales of individual products
• 3 bundle sales
• Average order: ~$21
• Total: $340
• Time spent after launch: maybe 3 hours responding to Reddit comments

What I'd do differently Start with the bundle pricing from day one. I added it in week 3 and it immediately raised my average order.

The model isn't complicated. You package knowledge you already have, put it somewhere people can buy it, and drive traffic through content that proves the knowledge is real.

What do you know that other people would pay to learn faster?

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