Goodreads Authors/Readers discussion

I have what is probably a common problem, but man, these keywords for being discovered on Amazon are one area I've really struggled with... mostly because I haven't really heard what's worked from others, and what hasn't worked.

So, on that note, authors, what all did you guys use for your seven boxes? Also, given that book is a coming of age fantasy, what would be some good suggestions to use in those boxes?

Lastly, would anyone care to check out my book and be willing to give a rating and/or review? It's available in paperback and ebook, and available for free through Kindle Unlimited.

Red Horizon

Okay google kdp keywords, theres an article on Amazon's help page. It has a list of keywords for genres. Then combine it with searching on Amazon.com/books for the keywords you decide. If it's below 10k books in that keyword and there are some big authors using it, use it, something like { (Mood) Disturbing + (Setting) Small town + (Character) Woman Sleuth + (Genre) Crime Thriller } for one box

I'm not an author, but a paid beta reader. I try to keep up with author issues, so I got this book. Still reading it, but it does address this issue. Good luck!

How to Market a Book: Overperform in a Crowded Market (Reedsy Marketing Guides Book 1). If you are on Kindle Unlimited, it's free.

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Nenny wrote: "Okay google kdp keywords, theres an article on Amazon's help page. It has a list of keywords for genres. Then combine it with searching on Amazon.com/books for the keywords you decide. If it's belo..."

Thank you, this was helpful :) Got my boxes updated, now, so hopefully that translates into sales, lol

Stefan wrote: "Nenny wrote: "Okay google kdp keywords, theres an article on Amazon's help page. It has a list of keywords for genres. Then combine it with searching on Amazon.com/books for the keywords you decide..." Good luck!