Keywords and categories
Recommendations are organized around relevance, reader intent and the book’s actual positioning—not guaranteed rankings.
Hatti reviews the parts of an Amazon book page you control—description, hook, keywords, categories and positioning—then turns the findings into a coherent listing refresh.
The goal is not to stuff more phrases into the page. It is to help the intended reader understand the book quickly and see the same promise across the cover, description and metadata.
Recommendations are organized around relevance, reader intent and the book’s actual positioning—not guaranteed rankings.
The opening promise, structure and supporting copy are reviewed for clarity, specificity and mobile scanning.
We check whether the visual signal and written promise appear to address the same genre reader.
You receive the recommended copy and an implementation sheet so you can make the changes inside your own publishing account.
Typical turnaround: 1–2 business days after required inputs are complete.
Hatti prepares recommendations and assets. You retain control of the KDP account and final submission.
Amazon controls its platform and search systems. Hatti improves the clarity and internal consistency of the parts you can edit, but does not guarantee sales, rankings, reviews, approval or bestseller status.
A live listing is ideal, but an unpublished book can also be reviewed from its draft description, cover and positioning notes.
No. This service focuses on the organic retail presentation and metadata you control. Advertising campaign management is not included.
No. Hatti never needs your KDP password. You receive copy, recommendations and implementation guidance for your account.
No. A+ Content is an optional add-on from $179 when it strengthens the page. Its scope is confirmed before work begins.
Yes. Send the draft cover, description, genre, intended reader and comparable titles through view-only links after Hatti confirms what is needed.
Send the live listing or the current draft. Hatti will confirm whether a listing audit is the smallest useful scope.