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Hey guys,

I’ve just posted my Brandrr review on YouTube.

This is a new branding tool from Anthony Herb that lets you upload images, PDFs, or short videos and apply your logo, colours, footer/header, and contact details in a few clicks.

In the review, I show:

• the members' area
• how to create a brand kit
• how I branded one of my PDFs
• how video branding works
• and what’s included in the front end vs Pro

What I like is that it’s not trying to replace Canva or Photoshop. It’s more like the final branding layer after your asset is already created.

Here’s my review if you want to check it out:
Brandrr Review: Brand Images, PDFs & Videos in 1 Click? - YouTube

Curious what you think — useful little tool or something you’d still rather do manually?

Hi guys, Sylwia here.

I’ve just uploaded my full Cozy Co-Author review on YouTube, and I wanted to share it here in case anyone is interested in AI writing, Kindle publishing, or building a cozy fantasy series.

This is the new launch from Søren Jordansen, the same vendor behind Audio Dollard, which was a really strong product a couple of months ago. Cozy Co-Author is different though — this one is about using Claude AI to help plan, write, and publish cozy fantasy books through Amazon KDP.

And no, it’s not just a random prompt pack. That’s why I wanted to review it properly.

I went through the offer from A to Z, including the training, the framework, the publishing side, and the funnel. In the video, I show what’s inside, how the system works, why Claude is used instead of ChatGPT, and why the series-building angle matters so much for Kindle Unlimited.

I also created 4 custom bonuses for my buyers, but they are not just repeated training like a parrot...LOL, NO! I made them to complement the main product — audiobook creation, reader magnets, Amazon Ads safety, and branding.

You can watch my review here:
Cozy Co-Author REVIEW

Would love to hear what you think, especially if you’re into AI-assisted publishing or KDP.

Love you and leave you,
Sylwia

One of my go-to vendors (Andreas Quintana) just dropped a new tool, and as always… I didn’t just jump on it. I actually went through it properly before deciding whether it’s worth sharing.

It’s called Psychological Thriller Royalties Bot — and it’s a bit different from the usual AI writing tools.

Instead of trying to do everything, it focuses on ONE niche (psychological thrillers) and gives you a structured workflow from idea → full book → ready for Amazon KDP.

Now, let me be clear.

This is NOT some magic “click once and get rich” thing.

But… if you’ve ever been stuck at:

• “I should write a book”
• or staring at a blank page
• or just not knowing how to structure it…

This actually removes a lot of that friction.

That’s where I see the value.

What I personally liked:

• It walks you step by step (no guesswork)
• It helps with structure (which is where most people fail)
• It’s repeatable — so you can build multiple books, not just one

Now here’s where I took it a step further (this is what I’m doing myself):

I’m turning this into a series-based strategy.

Not just one book… but multiple books that link to each other.

And using:

• Kindle Create (for proper formatting + pro look)
• Cross-promo pages inside the books
• And a simple structure where one book leads to the next

That’s where things start compounding.

I also put together a few bonuses around this (mainly because I’m already using a similar process myself), including:

• My personal video walkthrough (not available anywhere else)
• A step-by-step Google Play publishing guide (very underrated platform)
• And I’m working on a more advanced bonus showing the full series + cross-selling setup

That last one will only be available during launch though — then I’m pulling it and turning it into a paid product.

Anyway, I broke everything down properly here (no fluff, pros + cons included):

👉 Psychological Thriller Royalties Bot Review: I Tested It - YouTube

Curious if anyone here is actually doing KDP right now?

Or still stuck at the “thinking about it” stage like most people were (including me at some point 😅)