Wow. I need to read more about all of it. Could you please tell us how to find keywords and work them into a book description of 250 words or less without buying publisher rocket? Many authors said using that software is the best way, but I can't afford it.
Start with researching 10 to 20 comparable books to yours and look at their book descriptions. Write down the common keywords you see between all the book descriptions until you have a decent sized list, 20 to 50 words.
For example, if you are looking at romance, look for the words friends to lovers, slow burn, and such.
Even if you put keywords into Amazon KDP you can write two or three words in each keyword box. Does this help?
Wow. I need to read more about all of it. Could you please tell us how to find keywords and work them into a book description of 250 words or less without buying publisher rocket? Many authors said using that software is the best way, but I can't afford it.
I totally get that!
Start with researching 10 to 20 comparable books to yours and look at their book descriptions. Write down the common keywords you see between all the book descriptions until you have a decent sized list, 20 to 50 words.
For example, if you are looking at romance, look for the words friends to lovers, slow burn, and such.
Even if you put keywords into Amazon KDP you can write two or three words in each keyword box. Does this help?
I see. That makes sense. Okay, I'll look up on books similar to my book. Maybe start from the bestseller list. Thank you for the tip! ❤
It can be a long process but it's worth it. I will try to make a blog piece on this and share it here.
Yes! The first time is always the hardest.
I'm looking forward to read your blog. 😍
I love your suggestion to drop copies in the free little libraries.
Honestly, its a great marketing idea. It doesn’t give a sale or a review, but gives you access to people who may not find your book otherwise