You're out here with one of the biggest AI-assisted fiction writing channels, Jason. People probably just want to see what your writing is like if they aren't fantasy readers.
Jason, this is the bomb! I'm watching this a second time while following along with Rocket. I sense there is a tweak, a 'secret sauce' you could create using this feature to define a book's best categories and comps.
I haven't yet sold on amazon so forgive potentially obvious question, but once you generate all those keywords including AISN, what will you do with it? Is there a spot for them when you buy amazon adds for this compiled info?
You add them to the targeted search terms in the ads panel. So when amazon sees search those keywords in the search filter, then his book should show near top of search results assuming a decent bid. context: - low bids show lower in search - partial matches (indicate potentially lower relevance) show lower in search.
If you were just starting to want to write and have been longing and planning fiction for years how would you start today to be successful and what all tools would you use and sign up for like good reads and in what order? I really need this from a trusted source
Love all your videos! I have a question as a new author. I want to write but my question is what services should I use or do I really need? I want to use AI as a tool but have full control of the product. "Write like I'm in love, edit like I'm in charge." But I am overwhelmed on how much there is. I currently have Scrivener, Novel Crafter, Chat GPT, Sudo Write and Word. And currently am looking into getting Publisher Rocket as well but what tools do I really need to write Horror and action and spicy etc... Any advice would be awesome, and thank you for your awesome channel this gives me what I need to hopefully make writing a career.
Hey Jason, thanks for the video. Just a word of warning. I noticed on your keywords you had "best ya fantasy books" You'll want to change that keyword. Amazon recently changed their terms of use (yeah, they love to do that) and made it so that if you put subjective words like "best" or "top selling" etc. in your keywords then they may ban your book.
You're out here with one of the biggest AI-assisted fiction writing channels, Jason. People probably just want to see what your writing is like if they aren't fantasy readers.
Jason, this is the bomb! I'm watching this a second time while following along with Rocket. I sense there is a tweak, a 'secret sauce' you could create using this feature to define a book's best categories and comps.
Your content is great! You've got a new sub
I thought keywords are limited on Amazon.
I haven't yet sold on amazon so forgive potentially obvious question, but once you generate all those keywords including AISN, what will you do with it? Is there a spot for them when you buy amazon adds for this compiled info?
You add them to the targeted search terms in the ads panel. So when amazon sees search those keywords in the search filter, then his book should show near top of search results assuming a decent bid.
context:
- low bids show lower in search
- partial matches (indicate potentially lower relevance) show lower in search.
Yes
If you were just starting to want to write and have been longing and planning fiction for years how would you start today to be successful and what all tools would you use and sign up for like good reads and in what order? I really need this from a trusted source
I have a video I’ll be filming on this soon.
Yes the update is that the price doubled.
Love all your videos! I have a question as a new author. I want to write but my question is what services should I use or do I really need? I want to use AI as a tool but have full control of the product. "Write like I'm in love, edit like I'm in charge." But I am overwhelmed on how much there is. I currently have Scrivener, Novel Crafter, Chat GPT, Sudo Write and Word. And currently am looking into getting Publisher Rocket as well but what tools do I really need to write Horror and action and spicy etc... Any advice would be awesome, and thank you for your awesome channel this gives me what I need to hopefully make writing a career.
If you want the bare minimum, Novelcrafter for writing with AI, and Atticus for formatting the novel when it’s done.
Hey Jason, thanks for the video. Just a word of warning. I noticed on your keywords you had "best ya fantasy books" You'll want to change that keyword. Amazon recently changed their terms of use (yeah, they love to do that) and made it so that if you put subjective words like "best" or "top selling" etc. in your keywords then they may ban your book.
Does the update only work for ASIN numbers, not ISBNs?
Yes because it’s Amazon only.