This is a super small clip I've taken from the Profitable Publisher program. I wanted to deliver some free value and hope this small tip might help you make your cover that tiny bit more professional :) If there is anything specific you are struggling with let me know in the comments down below. And if you're serious about making money with KDP, you might want to check this out: www.barrykdp.com/90daypp
Thank you!!! Last night I submitted my first book (a planner) for publication. After I saw your video this morning, I tried one small change to the cover, and WOW! what a difference! Thank you again! 😂😅😊😁😄
I am originally from the UK yeah. I live in a very small country so everyone knows everyone here which is why I prefer not to say but I'm very grateful to be living here :)
Hi Barry, great video! Thanks for that. I have two questions. What is in your opinion the best way to fill out 7 keyword boxes? And second question, if title of my book is for example 'Dog Coloring Book for Women', should I use these words also in subtitle and 7 keywords boxes?
Those are great questions. Personally, I like to put the most relevant keywords in the keyword boxes and leave the broader keywords for the description and other metadata. As for the subtitle, again I only like to add highly relevant keywords. I don't want my book to index for a keyword that doesn't accurately reflect the book :)
@@barrygeorgioukdp and what with repeating same keywords in title and subtitle? Should we do it for better seo or not? I know that Amazon says it's not necessary but Im asking about your personal experience.
@damiancuper7816 If you have a keyword in your subtitle you will index for that keyword. If you have a keyword in your backend you will index for that keyword. If you have it repeated or multiple times, you will index for that keyword but one time is enough. Multiple times won't give you anything extra :)
This is a super small clip I've taken from the Profitable Publisher program. I wanted to deliver some free value and hope this small tip might help you make your cover that tiny bit more professional :)
If there is anything specific you are struggling with let me know in the comments down below.
And if you're serious about making money with KDP, you might want to check this out: www.barrykdp.com/90daypp
@@catrionaNZ Glad you found it valuable :)
Very informative. This will really help me in my book cover design. Thank you for the video.
I'm glad this was helpful :)
Thank you!!! Last night I submitted my first book (a planner) for publication. After I saw your video this morning, I tried one small change to the cover, and WOW! what a difference! Thank you again! 😂😅😊😁😄
It makes me very happy to hear that you've taken the information and actually tested it out to see the difference. Thank you for sharing this :)
This is great content. Thanks
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Bro, what country do you live in? You got a nice view out there 😅. Are you originally from UK?
I am originally from the UK yeah. I live in a very small country so everyone knows everyone here which is why I prefer not to say but I'm very grateful to be living here :)
@@barrygeorgioukdp 👌🏾👌🏾
Love it!
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Hi Barry, great video! Thanks for that. I have two questions. What is in your opinion the best way to fill out 7 keyword boxes?
And second question, if title of my book is for example 'Dog Coloring Book for Women', should I use these words also in subtitle and 7 keywords boxes?
Those are great questions. Personally, I like to put the most relevant keywords in the keyword boxes and leave the broader keywords for the description and other metadata. As for the subtitle, again I only like to add highly relevant keywords. I don't want my book to index for a keyword that doesn't accurately reflect the book :)
@@barrygeorgioukdp and what with repeating same keywords in title and subtitle? Should we do it for better seo or not? I know that Amazon says it's not necessary but Im asking about your personal experience.
@damiancuper7816 If you have a keyword in your subtitle you will index for that keyword. If you have a keyword in your backend you will index for that keyword. If you have it repeated or multiple times, you will index for that keyword but one time is enough. Multiple times won't give you anything extra :)
@@barrygeorgioukdp thank you!