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Everything you need to know about keywords for CreateSpace! (And KDP)

Join me, Katharyne Shelton for this in depth class on keywords for Amazon CreateSpace and KDP. Learn: How Amazon indexes the keywords in your listing and how you can test this. How to decide on a title and subtitle and what you need to take into consideration. The keyword suggestion tools I use most often... And why your brain is a better tool than all of them! And lots more! This class is jam-packed with information and ideas.If you’d like to make a Kanji notebook, this is one of the new templates featured in Tangent Templates. This awesome tool now includes 40 ready to use template styles and a powerful mix and match template builder. https://templates.tangent.rocks Other links: Amazon CreateSpace Facebook Group:   / amazoncreatespace   CreateSpace: https://createspace.com Tangent : https://tangent.rocks Ubersuggest: https://neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/ Soovle: https://soovle.com If you enjoyed this video, you'll LOVE Curate, my digital inventory course. Over 30 hours of core content, plus my full coloring book course. Learn about CreateSpace, public domain and many other digital inventory platforms in depth! Plus interviews with successful sellers, bonus classes, private group resources lists and much more!: https://curate.blueskysuite.com Note about author name: I had a couple of questions about author/brand name and I didn't address this in the video. Amazon allows you to have a pen name, but they do sometimes issue rejections for 'misleading keywords' in author name. I've heard of people being rejected for words like 'birthday', and 'gift' and I have had one rejection for a name that included the word 'Girls.' I'm trying to learn more about what CreateSpace consider keywords, but it is probably safest to avoid using generic words in your brand name as is very common on Merch. I'm veering more towards using made-up words these days, so if in doubt, use a name that sounds like a name :)