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Amazon KDP Keywords Guide - How to Choose the Best Keywords - cover

Amazon KDP Keywords Guide - How to Choose the Best Keywords

Editorial Max

Maison d'édition: Publishdrive

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Choosing the right keywords is an art, a skill that can turn a manuscript into a runaway success on Kindle. Direct Publishing (KDP). Keywords aren't just search terms; they're the bridge between your book and the right readers. By choosing effective keywords, you're not only trying to rank your book higher in search results, but you're also attracting readers who are genuinely interested in your content.To begin, it's crucial to understand what keywords are and how they work in the context of KDP. Keywords are the terms that readers type into Amazon 's search bar to find books that meet their needs or desires. If your book is about urban gardening, for example, keywords like "small space gardening" or "urban gardening" can be extremely valuable.The first step in choosing keywords is research. Use tools like Google Keyword Planner and Amazon's Search Bar to identify which terms are being searched for most frequently . These tools provide data on search volume and keyword competitiveness, helping you make informed decisions.When researching, consider the intent behind your readers' searches. Are they looking for practical tips, inspiring stories, or in-depth information on a specific topic? Adjust your keywords to match these intents. For example, if you 're writing a guide on sustainable gardening, your keywords might include "organic gardening" and "sustainable farming techniques."Practical Example:Learn Much More...
Disponible depuis: 19/03/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 66 pages.

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