Kindle For Blackberry

Friday, February 19th, 2010 at 4:20 pm

Amazon’s Kindle is one way (albeit a great way) to make profits from eBooks you have the rights to. It’s free to upload, easy to do, and is a great example of “set and forget” profits.

In addition to the reasons listed above, there is now another motive to put your eBooks on Amazon’s Kindle. Amazon just announced that ALL of its eBooks that were previously only available on the Kindle will now also be available to download on Blackberrys!

Millions of people in America own a Blackberry (sorry international users; Kindle for Blackberry is only available in America for now) so this means the amount of people that now have access to your eBooks has increased dramatically. It’s a rather simple equation: as more and more people have access to Kindle’s books, there can be more potential profits for you!

The types of Blackberrys that can support the Kindle Application are as follows:

-Bold 9000
-Bold 9700
-Curve 8520
-Curve 8900
-Storm 9530
-Storm 9550
-Tour 9630

If you already have a Kindle, you can synch your Blackberry to your Kindle via Whispersync. This is practical and necessary; for example: if you were reading a book on Kindle and bookmarked your last page, but are now somewhere without your Kindle you can start reading exactly where you left off on your Blackberry – how convenient!

There are future improvements coming to the Kindle on Blackberry – highlighting, creating notes, and search capabilities namely – but the Kindle on Blackberry is still decent enough in its initial form to encourage Blackberry users to immediately start buying eBooks.

In short, publish your eBooks on Amazon’s Kindle as soon as possible! Not only will those that have a Kindle be able to buy your eBooks, but so will people that only have Blackberrys (and of course, those that have both devices). The profits are yours to make, good luck!