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Hello, great video. Is there line spacing requirements for paperback and ebook on KDP. Spend some time researching no definite answer like margins or page size.
The option of "orders" or "clicks" does not show up for me. I am setting up my ad through Author Central since I had a voucher that pointed me there. Does that only show on the KDP platform vs. Author Central?
I am a "Fly-over Democrat": Now! Let the boys in the backroom make the calls, donate SS checks and knock on the doors! When you do not care about my opinion, I care little for you!
Just clicked on the link for audio book recording equipment and it's a corrupt file that made my computer alert me of a Trojan horse virus and wanted to sent me to an adult content website...
I am writing a book for my child. I love writing and painting. I painted all the illustrations of my own child in the fantasy world lol but the practical part of making a book. Thats hard for me. Legal stuff. Technology stuff.
If KDP moves your book to a different category, could that be a better category - maybe their computer decided it would be better? I have a hard enough time deciding on a category let alone keywords.
Hello Dave Chesson, there's a question I've really wanted to ask and i feel you'll be in the best place to answer it. I made two coloring books under the same male pen name. But i noticed that most coloring book are made by women. The two coloring books i made have not started getting sales yet. I want to ask, should I continue with the same male pen name or instead start using a female pen name from my next coloring book??
Dave has a unique skill to explain concepts in clear and concise terms. I launched my first book over a year ago. The whole concept of Amazon ads was something I was overwhelmed by and then I found his course. YES, it was FREE. I could do it at my own pace and I have to say that it was so easy to follow that I found myself setting up a couple of ad campaigns based on Dave's advice in the course. I tweak my keywords every few months. I'm amazed - and incredibly thankful - that Dave offers this course free.
I wish there was some video for more experienced sellers, dont want sound rude, but everyone with iq over 80would set up their campaigns exactly like that.
@@Kindlepreneur I ve already watched it before, although i appreciate what your are doing, I think there are lot of advanced sellers who could use some deeper dive/inside from even more experienced/better sellers like you.
@@ludovitduncko242 when you say you already watched it before, are you meaning that you took that course within the past week? Because it’s been fully redone and updated.
Hi Kindlepreneur. Decided to start making ads for my first book, one as a campaign with text, and one with keywords. When i was checking how it was doing, and yes i may have checked it a bit too soon, it said the ads were not performing, and for some reason my book was pending in review. Can you help me with understanding amazon ads?
Dave's expertise and clear explanations made the complex world of Amazon Ads accessible and actionable. I feel much more confident in my ability to utilize these ads to their full potential. This lesson is a game-changer for any author looking to boost their book's visibility and sales. Thank you, Dave, for your invaluable insights and guidance!🔖
I am new to this , I do like how you explain things simple and easy I pray the process of updating is. I just need to do some slight changes in grammar and punctuations. God bless.
Using broad matching keywords leads to many irrelevant impressions/clicks. Unless you want to do some research first and aren't worried about losing some money, start with phrase matching. You'll get less impressions/clicks, but they will be more relevant, which is what you want. Using broad matching with the example given, "Fantasy With Coming Of Age Hero", you'd also get matches for "Fantasy", "Coming Of Age", and "Hero", and even results that are related to these. There are THOUSANDS of matches for these keywords, many of which to not relate to "Fantasy With Coming Of Age Hero". Using phrase matching narrows the matching results in order to maintain relevancy.
Thank you for this video. I have tried so many different combinations of ads and although they work, my spend is too high for it to be worth it. I create coloring books for kids and adults, etc. I have two questions: 1. Should I only run 1 book at a time or group similar books together? 2. Doesn’t using product ads cause potential customers to buy my competitions book instead of mine?
Why Some Signups Don't Convert Dear Dave, Another great video thank you. I did sign up for your course. I don't plan to watch it because 1. It is very long 2. I must watch it online, possibly at very specific times 3. I don't plan to do broad or deep ad campaigns 4. I don't do low or medium content so niching isn't possible or necessary. I don't know whether you should or should not put your free course on youtube, from the perspective of conversion. Alternatively, you might consider extracting short form content from your giant course, I would watch 30-60 second ads but not 6 hour courses on ad. Thank you, Eric
Dave, I love your stuff, I really do. You guys have taught me a lot, along with David Gaughran, and I have/use "Rocket, which is a game changer. But Having followed and implemented several Amazon ads courses got over 1,000,000 impressions/thousands of click-throughs, and spent quite a lot of £££'s on ads; I can honestly say, that in my experience, AMS ads really only produce sales if you already have a few series books with very good ABSRs. E.g. books that are already selling really well with ABSRs at 1000 or below. They just haemorrhage money on books ranked between 30,000 and above, as I found out to my dismay, no matter what I tried, tested, changed etc! Targeting best-selling like-for-like "INDIE/SMALL PRESS" authors also cost a fortune ( like £1 or more a click-through in the UK ). Sadly targeting, cheaper clicks for comparable authors in one's genre, also proved to be utterly useless as well. Readers a very fickle and are sceptical about trying new authors, unless the price is like 99p, 99c or free, and you just can't do that as the click-throughs are too expensive, making the ads huge cash drainers! Maybe they work on a higher priced series, but the only authors I've seen make a success of AMS are the ones with very "BIG budgets," literally $2k to $5k a month budgets! Keep up the great work fella.
Regarding Broad keywords; If you end up with irrelevant keywords that don't get clicks, wouldn't this cause Amazon to show your book less often, figuring that people must not be attracted to it?
