How I Built a Digital Asset That Outperformed My 30-Apartment Real Estate Portfolio
A live training on the model, the math, and how to tell if it fits the way you want to deploy capital and time.
Here's what you'll actually learn.
Two lists. Read both before you register.
- What Amazon publishing actually is, the print-on-demand model, and where the royalty comes from
- The four-screen framework for picking a niche worth building a portfolio around
- The four production roles you hire so you operate as the owner without writing, designing, or running ads yourself
- The 12-month capital deployment plan at three different starting levels
- Realistic timelines for first results and how to read the model honestly
- How to tell whether this fits the way you want to deploy your capital and your time
- Live Q&A. Ask Ayhan directly.
- A "make $10K a month passive" pitch
- A lifestyle pitch about working from Bali or driving a Lambo
- A claim that "anyone can do this with $500"
- A self-publishing course where you write your own book
- A recycled dropshipping, affiliate, agency, or community pivot
- A vague "system" without actual numbers behind it
Before you register, read this.
The training is about building what I call a Golden Goose. An asset that pays whether you show up that day or not. Real estate logic, applied to a digital asset. That framing matters because of who I want in the room.
- You earn $150K+ and you've already tested the obvious answers. Maybe a rental property. Maybe a side business. You saw the operational drag. You want the cash flow without the 2 AM contractor calls.
- You have $10K+ ready to allocate over the next 12 months. Capital to build the business, not just attend a training.
- You can commit 8-12 hours a week for the first 6-12 months. After that, the business runs lighter.
- You're comfortable hiring writers and paying them to do the work. You want to own a business, not be the labor.
- You want direct access to someone still publishing every week. Active operator. Not historical narrator.
- You want to write the books yourself. The operators I work with don't write either. We hire writers.
- You're looking for a side activity to fill spare time. This is a real business that needs capital and attention.
- You expect quick results. The early months are setup, not income. Plan in 12-24 month windows.
- You can't allocate $10K+ over the next year toward building this. The model requires real capital.
- You want certainty or guarantees. Nobody can promise results. What I can promise is current information and feedback from someone still in the market.
Hi, I'm Ayhan Yagci.
Before I ever published a book, I spent seven years in sales. First as a top seller in insurance, then as a real estate agent in Sweden, where I became the top performer on my team. Selling is what I know.
I started Amazon publishing in May 2023, almost as a side experiment. Three years later, that experiment has done $900,000 in revenue at roughly 50% net profit - and I built it while still working more than full-time as a real estate agent and managing 30 rental apartments. Today my portfolio holds 350 books.
What surprised me most is how little time it actually takes. I spend a maximum of 2-3 hours a day on the publishing business. The model is built so the operator owns it - not so the operator runs it.
I'm still actively publishing every week. I'm not someone who built this once and walked away to sell courses about it.
To put it in perspective: my 30 rental apartments in Sweden generate around $19,000 a month. My publishing account does the same - with a fraction of the capital and a fraction of the daily work. (My individual numbers. Past performance does not indicate future results for you.)