This is very important for your books. When you set up your books this is a part of it. But unfortunately this is a hard part, well it is for me. How do you tag your book where it’s not lost in the crowd? Well here is some ways I figure this out:
1: Sit down and write down every key word you can think of that goes with your book.
2: Go on Amazon and search each key word. See how many are listed there.
3: Pick the top key words that aren’t bogged down by thousands of selections already.
4: Sometimes the oddest keyword is the best choice, but make it a logical keyword.
5: Hint: Romance is bogged down, make sure you put more detailed descriptive keywords.
As I always tell you, these are just suggestions. I don’t guarantee these will work for you, but they did for me.
Stephanie Hurt lives in Georgia with her husband Tommy and their son Hunter, along with two dogs, Daisy and Jake. When Stephanie is not lost in one of the worlds that she creates, she's an accountant and children's minister. She has been writing the stories that fill her mind since she was a teenager. The moment a story comes into her mind, she's mesmerized and soon she's diving into the story with a cup of hot green tea and a notebook. Before long, the story has bones and is ready for the laptop. She happily types away in the early morning and at night. You can always find her with a notebook full of stories that have yet to come to life. Follow her journey in each of her over 40 published works!
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2 thoughts on “Putting tags on your book…”
Those are some great tips. Thanks Stephanie, I’ll keep them in mind. 🙂
Those are some great tips. Thanks Stephanie, I’ll keep them in mind. 🙂
Glad to be helpful. 🙂