Build from reader intent
Translate the book's genre, conflict, tone, setting and audience into plausible search phrases.
Hatti develops keyword recommendations from the book's genre, reader promise, themes and likely search language. The aim is relevance and coherence—not a speculative list of high-volume phrases.
This service is useful before publication, during a listing refresh, or when existing keyword choices are vague, repetitive or disconnected from the book's actual positioning.
Translate the book's genre, conflict, tone, setting and audience into plausible search phrases.
Identify phrases that are too broad, redundant or unsupported by the retail presentation.
Keep the series identity clear while allowing each title to represent its distinct hook.
Amazon KDP currently provides up to seven keyword fields. Hatti uses those fields carefully, while recognising that Amazon controls indexing and search presentation.
Keyword research is included in the Amazon Book Listing Audit. A keyword-only scope can be quoted after Hatti reviews the title and existing metadata.
The author remains responsible for reviewing and entering the final choices in KDP.
Provide the listing or a concise brief, current metadata and the intended reader.
Hatti separates core genre language from book-specific hooks and modifiers.
Keyword ideas are checked against the cover, description and categories.
You receive prioritised phrases and implementation notes. Hatti does not require account access.
Search visibility changes with reader behaviour, competition and Amazon's systems. Hatti does not guarantee indexing, search position, sales, reviews or advertising performance.
The Free Book Health Check identifies the highest-priority layer before you commission paid work.