18 nonfiction book products: 6 live KDP titles, 6 edited/covered/uploaded titles and 6 completed manuscripts. Open to offers for acquisition or partnership.
An existing nonfiction publishing portfolio consisting of 18 commercial book products, including one compilation, is seeking an experienced publisher, Amazon KDP operator, licensee, or buyer. The collection includes six titles already published on Amazon KDP, six additional titles ready for KDP setup, and six completed manuscripts. Each title averages approximately 30,000 words with topics covering AI and education, personal development, and other relevant subjects. The project, based in New Zealand and initiated in March 2024, has seen minimal marketing efforts and no significant Amazon Ads campaigns. It's currently not structured as a cash-flow business, with reported annual revenue of USD 200 and no profit.
The opportunity lies in the existing content and publishing groundwork, presenting potential for an experienced professional to capitalize on this catalogue. There are no promises regarding revenue growth or profit projections. The owner is open to various acquisition or partnership possibilities, including full acquisition, licensing, or profit-sharing agreements. Transfer details of rights and economic terms will be determined post due diligence.
Unique cover and design assets are included, along with the control of a specific Facebook page, subject to agreed transfer terms. Limited handover support is available, and interested parties with relevant experience in publishing, Amazon advertising, or catalogue management are invited to inquire further. A review of samples and publishing assets is available upon request, with a detailed schedule of assets and rights confirmed during due diligence. Note that the sale does not include the transfer of the KDP account or company shares.
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