Monday, August 5, 2013

Identifying Your Book Categories for Amazon

It’s always a challengeto know what categories to put your book in with Amazon. Initially, you get two slots. Within them, are sub-categories which enable you to drill down from the main category.
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If you start showing sales, contact Amazon via either the “contact us” tab on your Amazon.com/Advantage page orAuthor Central and ask if you can add additional categories. Once something is submitted, the respond quickly.
Note: If you are planning an Amazon campaign, notify Amazon at least a month before you launch. Do it through the “contact us” tab at the bottom of your Amazon Advantage page that includes “add an item.” Detail what you are planning, suggest how many copies they should have to stock up inventory. Most likely, you will get an order requesting the amount. The next step is to fill it promptly and get your campaign coordinated that will generate sales.
Here’s the main link for all of them: http://www.amazon.com/-/b/?node=1000













Judith Briles is known as The Book Shepherd (www.TheBookShepherd.com), an author and bookpublishing expert and the Chief Visionary Officer and Founder ofAuthor U (www.AuthorU.org), a membership organization created for the author who wants to be seriously successful. She’s been writing about and conducting workshops onpublishing since the 80s. Judith is the author of 30 books. Her latest, Author YOU: Creating and Building Your Author andBook Platforms has won multiple book awards and hit #1 on Amazon. Join Judith live on Thursdays at 6 p.m. EST for Your Guide to Book Publishing on the www.RockStarRadioNetwork.com. Follow @AuthorU and @MyBookShepherd on Twitter and do a “Like” at AuthorU and TheBookShepherd on Facebook. If you want to create a book that has no regrets, contact her at Judith@Briles.com.

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