All language subtitles for 6. Analyzing the DE market-en_US

In this video, I would like to talk with you about the German market.

There is actually not much to say about the German market, because the problem that we have with Publisher

Rocket and most other tools is that we cannot really analyze the German market yet, for instance.

If you click right here on the top right corner, click on the and then you want to basically go down

here.

It only says e-book.

So you can only analyze e-books in that niche.

Now, of course, there are other tools that you can use in order to analyze the German book market.

And that is actually a tool that we're going to talk about in the next video, which is helium 10.

But the problem is, generally speaking, that there no, as far as I know, great tools that actually

show you as far as when it comes to like competitive scores and so on, the German market in detail.

So what I would recommend you to do is to always just start with the United States market.

So to analyze the United States market first, find some great niches there.

Then afterwards, try to find a couple of great niches in the UK market.

Maybe there is actually, let's say, some kind of well similarity between these two markets and there's

maybe a niche which performs very well on both markets.

But in most cases, I think it's the best adhere to just generate a great niche in the U.S. market and

then to take the book and to translate it into multiple languages.

For instance, the German market or maybe even like for the Spanish market, for the Italian market,

for the Japanese market, for the Chinese market, and so on and so on.

So why should you do that?

Well, generally speaking, it makes sense to translate your books, because it is a very cheap and

very quick process.

And of course, you can optimize your earnings with that.

But you cannot really do research for all of these markets.

So when, for instance, you, let's say, publish a book on the American market and it sells well,

then of course, you have basically two options.

You cannot basically translated and publish it in other markets or you can translate it and publish

it on other markets.

And the question truly is, what do you want to do?

Now, in most cases, it's the most efficient and, well, the best option to just published a book

in other markets as well.

And to translate the book.

But you can, of course, not do the research for all of these markets, because sometimes and in most

cases, actually niches won't be profitable on every single market.

So niche does profitable on the US market is probably not going to be profitable in the German market

or in niche in the German market is not going to be profitable in the Italian market.

So you basically are left with one decision to make, and that is just simply what are you going to

do in terms of translation?

Are you going to translate it or not?

And my recommendation is to do the research on the American market, publish the book there, and then

don't think about the other markets and just take the book translated and publish it on these markets

without doing any more research on those markets.

Of course, you can do that if you want to, but it will, in a lot of cases, be not necessarily a

waste of time.

But it will be quite frustrating because you will see that in a lot of other markets, your niche that

is very profitable in the American markets or in the UK market is not profitable there.

All right.

Thank you for the video.

Thank you for watching.

And I hope we can see each other in the next one.