How to Choose Amazon KDP Keywords
Build seven useful keyword entries from reader intent, genre evidence and the language your book can honestly support.
Read the keyword guide →These guides explain the practical relationship between a book's manuscript, cover, metadata and retail presentation. They are written to help authors make better decisions—not to promise rankings or sell unnecessary work.
Use the guide closest to the decision in front of you. Each article links to the relevant service only when professional review would add value.
Build seven useful keyword entries from reader intent, genre evidence and the language your book can honestly support.
Read the keyword guide →Understand trim size, bleed, spine width and why the final page count must come before the print wrap.
Read the paperback-cover guide →Prepare an ebook cover with the right proportions, resolution and thumbnail behaviour without stretching artwork.
Read the Kindle-cover guide →Learn what A+ Content can add to a detail page, where it fits, and when extra modules would only repeat the listing.
Read the A+ Content guide →Shape a retail description around reader fit, conflict, specificity and momentum rather than a chapter-by-chapter summary.
Read the description guide →Separate discoverability, conversion and reader-satisfaction problems before changing the cover, metadata or manuscript.
Read the diagnostic guide →Decide whether a relaunch is justified, what to change, what to preserve and how to sequence the work.
Read the relaunch guide →Check structure, continuity, front matter, trim decisions and production readiness before uploading files.
Read the manuscript guide →If several parts of the book may be working against one another, the Free Book Health Check identifies the most useful next step without asking for a KDP password or full manuscript.