This guy is great! Been schlepping through less than stellar "How to' Kindle videos and such a relief to find someone who gets to the point. Crisp, clear, edifying, easy-to-understand instructions, etc. Yay! Thank you. Kindlepreneur.
I was very pleasantly surprised today when I was watching a video in Mark Dawson's SPF University course and found out you were hosting it. I've wanted Publisher Rocket for a while now, but when you demonstrated everything it does, I realized I basically need it if I'm going to efficiently find keywords for my book. Thanks for all your great content!
Yay Dave. As a newbie self publisher I’m really appreciating your insightful sharing. And for me Publisher Rocket is proving a real boon, not just for finding keywords but to understand my competitors, AND to research new book ideas. Well done!
Dave, your timing is incredibly perfect. Had just been trying to Google these exact questions. Thanks so much for a great presentation and such useful information. Differentiating between the benefits for non-fiction versus fiction was a huge insight. Thanks again.
Hi, thanks for the great video. I just have a question to do with the 7 boxes. For example, if in my first box I have the word notebook and in the seventh I have for dad, would my notebook appear in the search notebook for dad? Do all the boxes link together in some way? Thanks
I've tinkered with my Keywords over the years until I'm red in the face!! I'm not too convinced as to how effective they really are. Of course, there are a load of other factors to consider too if one wants to increase sales. I've yet to find them, though! Great presentation as always, Dave. I live in hope :)
Thank you so much, Dave! This answered a huge question for me. I've tried both ways but had no real way to track my results easily. This is great advice.
Just starting out on my KPD journey. This was really, really helpful. Great delivery from you, but also extremely valuable information. Many thanks for this. Will be checking out your other stuff.
This is awesome! I purchased Publisher Rocket back in December and have been spending a lot of time redoing and updating key words. Spending many many hours doing key word searches had kinda sorta had a general idea similar to this form in the back of my mind but I was hesitant to try it because it was counter to the “group wisdom” in the KDP larger community. Thank you!!!
It's nice to know, and to let you know that a book cover designer from Bulgaria said her authors use Publisher Rocket in Australia to get there books up in ranks, and she sent me your video. YOU are quite the guy. Thanks for everything that you do.
Oh my goodness Dave, every time I have a question you have a well thought out, thorough answer. Truly amazing. Thank you so much ! And thank you for the Book Marketing podcast as well, I have learnt so much.
This was an excellent explanation. I was wondering about this keyword conundrum. I just got Publisher Rocker yesterday and have been researching keywords for my books, I am going to experiment on the Kindle versions to see if the rankings improve. Thanks.
Oh no, I was waiting for you to give us an example. I have bought your publisher rocket, and absolutely love it. I had selected a category in my mind that I was confident was going to rock, but when I used the keyword rocket I saw that there is a lot of demand, but also competition is extremely high and for an unknown author, that is not the best category for me to start with. So I REALLY appreciate the software and how it has helped shape my strategic decision. I might circle back to this category later, but not to start with.
This makes me glad I woke up early. Thanks Dave! Just finished my fifth draft and plan on my first publication to be this March! Super excited. You are making my dream more possible.
Thanks for your very helpful videos Dave. I've just bought your publisher software and along with all these hints, I can start to see what I've been doing wrong.
Amazing, three year old video more pertinent than most. Not just based on the TH-camr's experience, feeling, limited knowledge, but on a study of many books, who does that? Very interesting study results. Thanks.
This video has helped me quite a bit. I was using those 7 spaces incorrectly, unfortunately I have to go back and fix quite a few books, but fortunately I now know HOW to use those 7 keyword boxes!
Thank you very much, Dave. I am going to try this out and see how it affects my sales and ranking. it was a really interesting video and you did quite a heroic deed by teaming up with those hundred authors to get results. Awesome idea. You have my gratitude.
I wish I could give this video a million thumbs up! I'm actually in the process of changing the keywords for some of my books and I was struggling with the exact decision. This helps a whole lot. Thanks Dave!
@@andreasmith1813 why so rude? dont judge. i didnt attack someones person. only critize content so he can be better and bigger like an elephant. better than being fake and sycophant :)
@@Kindlepreneur is the answer: "you should do both?" then this video is definetely too long for me... :) im slow because in youtube is too many shit videos and i must seperate the good ones...hard work...just critize content.
Thanks for this video Dave! Question: what about keywords in 2 different boxes --> does AMZ index and rank a book for that as well? Say you have 'sci-fi' in box 1 and 'military' in box 2, would this book be indexed and rank for 'sci-fi military' and 'military-sci-fi'?
I'm pretty sure I recently read somewhere that all 50 characters are used together, as in it doesn't even matter what box a particular word is even in. I have no idea if this is true or not though.
The competitive score mentioned in the vid is quite high (73) & is described as "good". But I understand that a good competitive score should be low. Kindly explain. (The rest of the vid was great, thanks.)
I really like your videos and the way you explain things easily. I'm launching my first children's book in the next couple of months and I'm going to check out Publisher Rocket. Thanks for this great info!
Probably the clearest info to date on keywords, cheers! I have a question though, I've just created a book aimed at "for him" ie for women buying for their male partners, and narrowed down all the keywords from the Rocket results to suit (for him, for men, for husbands, etc) But the same books are appearing on other Rocket competition results for "for girlfriends" "for wives" etc. So they must have put all the 'female' words in the back end as well as the 'male' words, which to my mind is diluting the 'male' ones which I think you said in the video we should avoid. Do you think they must have chucked them into slots 5,6 &7? I'm trying to be more focussed on my keywords as I think I have been too vague in the past trying to catch as many eyeballs as possible.
Could be. Or it could be amazon indexing them for it anyways testing to see if that works well as well. When a book starts showing that it is getting sales and succeeding in the Amazon store for its target keywords, Amazon starts automatically indexing you for more terms.
Thanks a lot, great video. I assume the findings are still valid. Question: Did I get it right, that Amazon does not index for keywords in the description (only title/subtitle and 7 keywords)? Thanks for clarification.
Great explanation, thanks! Do you know if the broad match applies across the seven boxes? If I put "party" and "guest" in one box and "book" in another box, would Amazon index for "party guest book"?
Why not put your main keyword for a book (which is a also phrase cause it mostly is more than 1 word) in just one box if it gets a litte bit more priorty? As i understand its a little bit different than that you advise here with filling out 1 to 3 boxes with a phrase.
My clarify question for this video, "Do we use the text box for only ONE long tail keyword phrase - OR - can we include two long tail keyword phrases in one text box?" If Amazon reads each of the 7 Text Fields as BROAD searches, then WHY use long tail keyword phrases in the 7 Text Fields at all? Trying to understand by putting ONLY one long keyword phrase per box is helpful to RANK for that long tail keyword or not. Thanks for your video channel. I feel it's one of the more reliable resources when it comes to KDP. I appreciate your feedback 🙂
@@Kindlepreneur this article really help answer my question if you go straight to the Solution Link. Thanks Dave! Do categories help you rank? I see you offer a course on Categories & Keywords. If categories do play a role in ranking I'll sign up for it!
I have a small question when I search for the keywords and the word book appears in the keywords, should I enter it in the box? For example preschool book (4691 searches) and preschool (3930 searches), which should I use in my case? Bref, can I use the word BOOK ?
Thanks for your amazing and informative videos. For AMS keywords do we have to consider singular or plural word? For example, if I want to use "Children book about lion." do I have to also use "Childrens book about lion.", "Children books about lion", "childrens books about lions." as keywords? How about wrong spelling? Are these factors affect AMS ad?
Yes, the more options you give Amazin in AMS keywords, the more opportunities it has to show you to shoppers. And don't worry, you only pay Amazon when they show your book AND someone is interested enough to click on it.
Except for the part that analyzed how the use of words on there affected your rankings. But with regards to rankings the "Kindle Rankings" pdf of Rocket's tutorial page should help and covers that. You can find it to the right of the Keyword Feature tutorial video.
Thanks for your video! So I want to put the phrase "Blank lined floral notebook for women" in one of my keyword boxes but some of these words are already in my title. So should I include different phrases to put in my keyword boxes? Also, is it ok to put more than one long-term keyword phrases in the same box? Amazon will just re-arrange the keyword phrases like in the video? Correct? Sorry for all of the questions. Thank you!
My novel "The Sight", doesn't show up when I search for the title alone. It only shows up when I search for my author name, V. H. Mizzell, or for my name and title combined. What's up with that? Customer support only responds with double talk.
When you said there is no benefit in repeating a word, does that mean between each of the 7 spaces? Meaning in research, I discovered that people often type in their word and end it with books or best-selling books. Then sometimes, the phrase will end with women, men, or black women. Does that mean if I include these words once within the 7 lines that I have it covered for each search option for all of my phrases?
No problem. So, having a word or phrase in one of the box works for you. There's no benefit to thinking that the more you put a word into those boxes the better. So, don't do it where say you really want to rank better for Love Affair, so you put it in all seven boxes with other words.
I'm using PublisherRocket and I found quite a few good keywords with good searches & competitive scores. My questions is, that I haven't been able to find the answer for - Can you use the word 'book' in the keywords search terms (didn't know if allowed or not). The ones I found are like 'Books about (subject) that is searched' or '(Subject) book'. Thanks for any help.
Great video, Dave. Two questions for me, please? Through the SPF course, I learnt how to put together keyword phrases. I have researched some of my own through Publisher Rocket and come up with a few phrases with one different word in each. For example: Historical WW2 family saga and Historical war family saga. Is it okay to use both and the other combos I've come up with putting them into my 7 keyword boxes, or should I only be sticking to one? My second question, when a keyword or phrase has been entered into the Amazon search box displaying the search results, does the first book appearing mean that it has the greatest number of sales than the rest listed therefore Amazon awarding it's 1st place ranking? If so, it would then be pretty difficult to rank high if say 3000 books have been indexed for that particular keyword, right? Thanks Dave.
Hi Dave, great vid. On indexing + ranking, does the same thing apply to Amz adverts as well? Ie, if you have a campaign with fewer but more relevant keywords, over time you will rank for fewer keywords but index higher for those words but with a campaign with lots of keywords that are more loosely relevant, you may rank across more keywords but with worse indexing? Just a thought I had now as I'm trying to gain more organic traction on my books. Let me know if you have any thoughts - Thanks!
I don't have any hard data to support this, so my response is based no what I've experienced with my own: I don't think so. I haven't seen any indication that a few highly selective AMS keywords helps your AMS keyword rankings and impressions.
Thank you! For example: lined notebook for husband. Should I use "for" or just put a phrase "lined notebook husband boyfriend him man men" in a slot? Thank you!
@@Kindlepreneur thank you! Like u said we need to write particular phrases in 3 - 4 first slots, and relaevant words in the rest. Is it correctly understood? thank you!
I like to use my favorite full phrases from Rocket in 3-4 of them, and then in the remaining ones, I use a bunch of other words from Rocket all put together to fully fill up the box.
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This guy is great! Been schlepping through less than stellar "How to' Kindle videos and such a relief to find someone who gets to the point. Crisp, clear, edifying, easy-to-understand instructions, etc. Yay! Thank you. Kindlepreneur.
Happy to help! I like to make my videos the same way I like to watch videos :) So, glad you noticed that.
I was very pleasantly surprised today when I was watching a video in Mark Dawson's SPF University course and found out you were hosting it. I've wanted Publisher Rocket for a while now, but when you demonstrated everything it does, I realized I basically need it if I'm going to efficiently find keywords for my book. Thanks for all your great content!
Yay Dave. As a newbie self publisher I’m really appreciating your insightful sharing. And for me Publisher Rocket is proving a real boon, not just for finding keywords but to understand my competitors, AND to research new book ideas. Well done!
That's awesome to hear and thank you! Glad you like it.
Dave, your timing is incredibly perfect. Had just been trying to Google these exact questions. Thanks so much for a great presentation and such useful information. Differentiating between the benefits for non-fiction versus fiction was a huge insight. Thanks again.
Very welcome and glad to have helped!
Hi, thanks for the great video. I just have a question to do with the 7 boxes. For example, if in my first box I have the word notebook and in the seventh I have for dad, would my notebook appear in the search notebook for dad? Do all the boxes link together in some way? Thanks
I've tinkered with my Keywords over the years until I'm red in the face!! I'm not too convinced as to how effective they really are. Of course, there are a load of other factors to consider too if one wants to increase sales. I've yet to find them, though! Great presentation as always, Dave. I live in hope :)
I've also studied them, tried various combos and it seems to make jack difference at the end of the day
Thank you so much, Dave! This answered a huge question for me. I've tried both ways but had no real way to track my results easily. This is great advice.
Just starting out on my KPD journey. This was really, really helpful. Great delivery from you, but also extremely valuable information. Many thanks for this. Will be checking out your other stuff.
Glad it was helpful!
And now how you journey going?
Do you mind sharing your experiences
This is awesome! I purchased Publisher Rocket back in December and have been spending a lot of time redoing and updating key words. Spending many many hours doing key word searches had kinda sorta had a general idea similar to this form in the back of my mind but I was hesitant to try it because it was counter to the “group wisdom” in the KDP larger community. Thank you!!!
Nice and glad you found it. That should definitely help!
It's nice to know, and to let you know that a book cover designer from Bulgaria said her authors use Publisher Rocket in Australia to get there books up in ranks, and she sent me your video. YOU are quite the guy. Thanks for everything that you do.
This gentleman is phenomenal. Incredibly practical and helpful information delivered in a professional, user-friendly manner. Bravo and thank you!
Very helpful! Thank u for this. Will be launching my book soon!
Awesome and glad to have helped.
Dave is great! His videos are so helpful and spot on. I asked him a question and within one day he sent me a link. Wow!
Oh my goodness Dave, every time I have a question you have a well thought out, thorough answer. Truly amazing. Thank you so much ! And thank you for the Book Marketing podcast as well, I have learnt so much.
Got it! Thank you so much. I'm going to go apply my new knowledge right now.
This was an excellent explanation. I was wondering about this keyword conundrum. I just got Publisher Rocker yesterday and have been researching keywords for my books, I am going to experiment on the Kindle versions to see if the rankings improve. Thanks.
Oh very cool and glad you found this then.
Thank you so much! This is great. I was searching for advice on keywords and this video is short and to the point.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow Dave ! You’re awesome to watch. You made that so easy to understand. I like you 👍🏻
Glad you think so!
Wow! Thanks for your amazing information and clarity.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing this information! Very insightful and I will be putting this information to use right away!!
Oh no, I was waiting for you to give us an example. I have bought your publisher rocket, and absolutely love it. I had selected a category in my mind that I was confident was going to rock, but when I used the keyword rocket I saw that there is a lot of demand, but also competition is extremely high and for an unknown author, that is not the best category for me to start with. So I REALLY appreciate the software and how it has helped shape my strategic decision. I might circle back to this category later, but not to start with.
Ola,, Some things are really surprising. Truly valuable piece of content.
I've just found your channel. I have never binge watched someones channel before until today. Thank you for taking the time to create such juicy info.
You are so welcome!
Great information. Thanks for this video. I need to go back and revisit my keywords.
Absolutely and glad you liked it!
This makes me glad I woke up early. Thanks Dave! Just finished my fifth draft and plan on my first publication to be this March! Super excited. You are making my dream more possible.
Haha...that's awesome. Gotta love a good morning start and super happy to help!
Thanks for your very helpful videos Dave. I've just bought your publisher software and along with all these hints, I can start to see what I've been doing wrong.
Thank you for sharing. First time Author.
Thanks my brother for this tutorial.
You are the best.
You are welcome
this is one of the greatest channel İ have discovered recently. Great content
Glad you like it!
Amazing, three year old video more pertinent than most. Not just based on the TH-camr's experience, feeling, limited knowledge, but on a study of many books, who does that? Very interesting study results. Thanks.
This video has helped me quite a bit. I was using those 7 spaces incorrectly, unfortunately I have to go back and fix quite a few books, but fortunately I now know HOW to use those 7 keyword boxes!
That's awesome and glad to have helped!
Hello Dave! I caught your interview on The Authorpreneur Secret podcast with C.Ruth Taylor. Can't wait for Atticus to hit the market. Good interview!!
Very informative and well presented!
Super helpful video! Thanks for creating this, Dave. Appreciate it!
My pleasure!
Thank you very much, Dave. I am going to try this out and see how it affects my sales and ranking. it was a really interesting video and you did quite a heroic deed by teaming up with those hundred authors to get results. Awesome idea. You have my gratitude.
That's very helpful! Thanks a lot!
Bought publisher rocket a few days ago. Great product!
Awesome and super glad you like it. Made my morning to read that.
If I go back and change my key words will it help my books show up more. Or is it too late after 2 months?
This is one of my go to videos
Really helpful. Thank you!
I wish I could give this video a million thumbs up! I'm actually in the process of changing the keywords for some of my books and I was struggling with the exact decision. This helps a whole lot. Thanks Dave!
Awe thanks! :)
i dont understand how this video helped you? he doesnt answer the question which is the title of this video...
@@mr.gametester9217 I didn't answer "Use all 50 Characters or Not?" Because at 7:33, I'm pretty sure I did.
@@andreasmith1813 why so rude? dont judge. i didnt attack someones person. only critize content so he can be better and bigger like an elephant. better than being fake and sycophant :)
@@Kindlepreneur is the answer: "you should do both?" then this video is definetely too long for me... :) im slow because in youtube is too many shit videos and i must seperate the good ones...hard work...just critize content.
Dave! Thanks! Very helpful!
Absolutely wonderful vid. The only thing is you said there would be a link below to the written article about the same thing. But there is no link :)
Nice! Glad you finally did a video for this article. Great read by the way.
Thanks man!
Am I wasting my slot if I include a word that is in my title?
7:32 onwards is a really good point. Thanks.
Glad to help.
Thanks for this video Dave! Question: what about keywords in 2 different boxes --> does AMZ index and rank a book for that as well? Say you have 'sci-fi' in box 1 and 'military' in box 2, would this book be indexed and rank for 'sci-fi military' and 'military-sci-fi'?
Yeah we didn’t think about that when we did the experiment so I can’t say. Sorry :(
I've the same question as well!
I'm pretty sure I recently read somewhere that all 50 characters are used together, as in it doesn't even matter what box a particular word is even in. I have no idea if this is true or not though.
@@Kindlepreneur Can you update this question with an answer, please? I am a Publisher Rocket user, love your product!
I have the same question.
Thanks for the tips. Very valuable info.
My pleasure!
Thanks for this great help! YOu always provide such value.
Awesome and that means a lot to hear :)
The competitive score mentioned in the vid is quite high (73) & is described as "good". But I understand that a good competitive score should be low. Kindly explain. (The rest of the vid was great, thanks.)
This is great info Dave - thanks for sharing with us
Very welcome
Great stuff.Hope you will keep updating the value able info like this.Thanks a lot.
I'll do my best!
Thank you! I've been looking for clear advices on keywords, and this video answers it all! You got a new follower ;)
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks for the excellent video, Dave!
My pleasure!
I must say, the information is very valuable! You resemble Mark Anthony , a great deal!
I really like your videos and the way you explain things easily. I'm launching my first children's book in the next couple of months and I'm going to check out Publisher Rocket. Thanks for this great info!
You can do it!
Awesome info! I just love how we can learn from the mistakes too, just amazing. Gotta love that author who made the mistake.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello, please I have uploaded a lot of books on Amazon and yet to make my first sale, please can anyone help?
This is very helpful. Thank you!
Awesome and glad you liked it.
Probably the clearest info to date on keywords, cheers!
I have a question though, I've just created a book aimed at "for him" ie for women buying for their male partners, and narrowed down all the keywords from the Rocket results to suit (for him, for men, for husbands, etc) But the same books are appearing on other Rocket competition results for "for girlfriends" "for wives" etc.
So they must have put all the 'female' words in the back end as well as the 'male' words, which to my mind is diluting the 'male' ones which I think you said in the video we should avoid. Do you think they must have chucked them into slots 5,6 &7? I'm trying to be more focussed on my keywords as I think I have been too vague in the past trying to catch as many eyeballs as possible.
Could be. Or it could be amazon indexing them for it anyways testing to see if that works well as well. When a book starts showing that it is getting sales and succeeding in the Amazon store for its target keywords, Amazon starts automatically indexing you for more terms.
Super informative. Great work. Amazing video!
Hello, please I have uploaded a lot of books on Amazon and yet to make my first sale, please can anyone help?
Hi Dave, Is this still accurate 3 years later? Thanks. ... Also I purchased Publisher Rocket in 2019..and I genuinely LOVE it! Thanks for creating it!
Yup it still is accurate today. And awesome to hear. Glad you like it.
Nice explanation 👍
Thank you Dave
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thank you so much bro for this such information
Always welcome
Thanks a lot, great video. I assume the findings are still valid. Question: Did I get it right, that Amazon does not index for keywords in the description (only title/subtitle and 7 keywords)? Thanks for clarification.
Yup - still valid. As for your question, here's the answer: kindlepreneur.com/keywords-in-your-book-description/
@@Kindlepreneur thanks a lot, great article!
Another great video. Thanks for doing all the research and testing for us. You're the greatest!
You bet and glad to have helped!
Great explanation, thanks! Do you know if the broad match applies across the seven boxes? If I put "party" and "guest" in one box and "book" in another box, would Amazon index for "party guest book"?
I have this exact question :)
Sadly, when we did the experiment and hadn't thought to check that so I can't say.
@@Kindlepreneur maybe next time!
Amazon advises that the keyword "book" should be avoided.
Hello, please I have uploaded a lot of books on Amazon and yet to make my first sale, please can anyone help?
Awesome Dave! This video helps a lot!
Hello, please I have uploaded a lot of books on Amazon and yet to make my first sale, please can anyone help?
Hi Dave, how many ebooks per day to upload in kdp? just curious.
you've have informative videos. 👍
Why not put your main keyword for a book (which is a also phrase cause it mostly is more than 1 word) in just one box if it gets a litte bit more priorty? As i understand its a little bit different than that you advise here with filling out 1 to 3 boxes with a phrase.
Killer video Dave. Helpful data! Thanks.
Thanks and glad you liked it.
Wonderful video!
Thanks! So how does one determine which of the 7 Keyword boxes is 2,3,4, etc. Does Amazon read the boxes down or across?
Fantastic information Dave, you made this very clear to understand! SA
Glad it was helpful!
This is awesome information!
Thanks!
My clarify question for this video, "Do we use the text box for only ONE long tail keyword phrase - OR - can we include two long tail keyword phrases in one text box?"
If Amazon reads each of the 7 Text Fields as BROAD searches, then WHY use long tail keyword phrases in the 7 Text Fields at all?
Trying to understand by putting ONLY one long keyword phrase per box is helpful to RANK for that long tail keyword or not.
Thanks for your video channel. I feel it's one of the more reliable resources when it comes to KDP.
I appreciate your feedback 🙂
We have this on the tutorial page, but it will definitely answer your question here: kindlepreneur.com/7-kindle-keywords/
@@Kindlepreneur this article really help answer my question if you go straight to the Solution Link. Thanks Dave!
Do categories help you rank?
I see you offer a course on Categories & Keywords. If categories do play a role in ranking I'll sign up for it!
Yes, I have the same question.
Great video (slowly getting through them). I am wondering if using commas helps define specific keywords and phrases...? :)
No, don't use them. Even Amazon warns not to.
Great video!
Fantastic Info! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the detailing love the way your get to the point without a long drawn out story…keep it up people like me need help…I’m a beginner
Hello, please I have uploaded a lot of books on Amazon and yet to make my first sale, please can anyone help?
Thank you, you explaine it so good
You are welcome!
I have a small question when I search for the keywords and the word book appears in the keywords, should I enter it in the box? For example preschool book (4691 searches) and preschool (3930 searches), which should I use in my case? Bref, can I use the word BOOK ?
Very good info, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your amazing and informative videos. For AMS keywords do we have to consider singular or plural word? For example, if I want to use "Children book about lion." do I have to also use "Childrens book about lion.", "Children books about lion", "childrens books about lions." as keywords?
How about wrong spelling? Are these factors affect AMS ad?
Yes, the more options you give Amazin in AMS keywords, the more opportunities it has to show you to shoppers. And don't worry, you only pay Amazon when they show your book AND someone is interested enough to click on it.
thanks for the tips. most of them concern indexing for KWs. what about getting a better ranking?
Except for the part that analyzed how the use of words on there affected your rankings. But with regards to rankings the "Kindle Rankings" pdf of Rocket's tutorial page should help and covers that. You can find it to the right of the Keyword Feature tutorial video.
Thanks for your video! So I want to put the phrase "Blank lined floral notebook for women" in one of my keyword boxes but some of these words are already in my title. So should I include different phrases to put in my keyword boxes? Also, is it ok to put more than one long-term keyword phrases in the same box? Amazon will just re-arrange the keyword phrases like in the video? Correct? Sorry for all of the questions. Thank you!
Yes, I have the same questions.
My novel "The Sight", doesn't show up when I search for the title alone. It only shows up when I search for my author name, V. H. Mizzell, or for my name and title combined. What's up with that? Customer support only responds with double talk.
This is BIG thank you thank you
Glad to have helped
Great video! Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
This was great, man. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
thanks for this
Just released my 1st book Playerism The Seven Levels Of The Game Simpology this was great advice
Awesome and best of luck with the launch.
Thanks, Dave.
When you said there is no benefit in repeating a word, does that mean between each of the 7 spaces? Meaning in research, I discovered that people often type in their word and end it with books or best-selling books. Then sometimes, the phrase will end with women, men, or black women. Does that mean if I include these words once within the 7 lines that I have it covered for each search option for all of my phrases?
By the way, thank you for the video. It was a huge discovery for me!
No problem. So, having a word or phrase in one of the box works for you. There's no benefit to thinking that the more you put a word into those boxes the better. So, don't do it where say you really want to rank better for Love Affair, so you put it in all seven boxes with other words.
Thanks - clear and cordial/
I'm using PublisherRocket and I found quite a few good keywords with good searches & competitive scores. My questions is, that I haven't been able to find the answer for - Can you use the word 'book' in the keywords search terms (didn't know if allowed or not). The ones I found are like 'Books about (subject) that is searched' or '(Subject) book'. Thanks for any help.
Generally, amazon will stop it - but many times it doesn't.
@@Kindlepreneur Thanks - that's kinda what I figured
Great video, Dave. Two questions for me, please? Through the SPF course, I learnt how to put together keyword phrases. I have researched some of my own through Publisher Rocket and come up with a few phrases with one different word in each. For example: Historical WW2 family saga and Historical war family saga. Is it okay to use both and the other combos I've come up with putting them into my 7 keyword boxes, or should I only be sticking to one? My second question, when a keyword or phrase has been entered into the Amazon search box displaying the search results, does the first book appearing mean that it has the greatest number of sales than the rest listed therefore Amazon awarding it's 1st place ranking? If so, it would then be pretty difficult to rank high if say 3000 books have been indexed for that particular keyword, right? Thanks Dave.
1. Yes
2. It means that book is benefitting from that keyword the most. Does not necessarily mean that book makes the most.
@@Kindlepreneur Many thanks for clearing that up.
Thanks! This helps so much!
Awesome and glad to have helped.
DID NOT KNOW THIS!!! I need to go back and fix my keywords.
Awesome!
Hi Dave, great vid. On indexing + ranking, does the same thing apply to Amz adverts as well? Ie, if you have a campaign with fewer but more relevant keywords, over time you will rank for fewer keywords but index higher for those words but with a campaign with lots of keywords that are more loosely relevant, you may rank across more keywords but with worse indexing? Just a thought I had now as I'm trying to gain more organic traction on my books. Let me know if you have any thoughts - Thanks!
I don't have any hard data to support this, so my response is based no what I've experienced with my own: I don't think so. I haven't seen any indication that a few highly selective AMS keywords helps your AMS keyword rankings and impressions.
Thank you! For example: lined notebook for husband. Should I use "for" or just put a phrase "lined notebook husband boyfriend him man men" in a slot? Thank you!
Like I said in the video, I’d that particular phrase is a great one and you truly want to target it, then put that exact phrase.
@@Kindlepreneur thank you! Like u said we need to write particular phrases in 3 - 4 first slots, and relaevant words in the rest. Is it correctly understood? thank you!
Hi Dave,
Should I be using Publisher Rocket keywords on all 7 slots or should I mix it up with other Amazon Keywords provided by them?
I like to use my favorite full phrases from Rocket in 3-4 of them, and then in the remaining ones, I use a bunch of other words from Rocket all put together to fully fill up the box.