Sentences with phrase «books ranking for the keyword»

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Over the past several years more authors wrote their own books covering this topic which lead to more competition for keyword rankings and fewer sales to go around for everyone.

They do nothing to link books to other books; their keyword searches are crap; they do not display list rankings on the sales page (instead you have to go LOOK for the lists, and who has time for that?)

This is important because your title and sub-title are big factors in how Amazon ranks your book for different keywords.

Your book description is also critical for letting Amazon know how to rank your book in keyword searches.

I have multiple books on kindle, and while I do build backlinks to a degree, I never see much of a change in my page rank in a search for the keyword I was optimizing for.

Get enough people to buy your Kindle book and you'll rank high for top - quality keywords.

This competition analysis screen gives you information related to the title, subtitle, author name, age, keyword data, review data, price and sales data, for each book ranking for a particular idea keyword.

Finding the best keywords for your book is a lot like the keyword research you'll do if you want to rank a blog post on Google.

When you create your book in Kindle Direct Publishing, you are allowed to pick up to seven keywords or phrases for which your book will rank when people search.

These have nothing to do with how Amazon ranks your book — they're used in keyword searches for someone browsing topics.

These are not the only keywords for which your book will rank but this is telling Amazon that these phrases are especially relevant and your book should show when someone is looking for them.

What you should be doing, is creating amazing content than ranks well and shows up naturally when people search for keywords related to your book or genre.

If you're trying to rank for a popular keyword like book marketing, you're competing against thousands of other blogs, many with much bigger platforms than yours.

They can go a long way in improving your ranking for specific keywords or phrases applicable to your book.

That said, there is some value to having your book rank well for a high - traffic keyword.

Simply identify the top keyword you'd like to rank for and append it to the link that Amazon gives you for this book.

You will start ranking on Google for keywords around the book and can link your book's Amazon page into the articles after the book launches.

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As you get more reviews, Amazon ranks you higher in their search engine for keywords related to your book so more potential readers can find your book.

As of this writing, the book ranks # 8 in the search engine results and ranks # 1 for the keyword in the Amazon search engine results.

By building that categlog, eventually your books will start outranking other people's books that perhaps just worry more about ranking for keywords on Amazon, etc..

If people searched for the term «Kindle Formatting» and my book came up in the results for that term, AND they clicked on my book to read the details, perhaps my ranking for that keyword improves for that search terms.

If you can get a mention, a review, contribute a guest post, article, or give an interview on a site that ranks for the keywords your audience might be typing in, there is a good chance you can intrigue some of that traffic enough to point it to where they can buy your book.

The book fell like a rock in the rankings, which points us back to this important thing to keep in mind: Even if Amazon suggests the keyword string, you still need to do your homework to make sure it's the right choice for you.

Keyword optimisation is one of the most critical elements for your book to rank on amazon.

If enough people do this, then this gives the algorithm even more indication of your book's relevance to that keyword, which will make your book rank higher for that term.

As an example, I haven't done a thing to rank my book Outsourcing Mastery for the keyword «outsourcing,» yet it shows up at the # 1 ranking on all of Amazon.

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It's been my experience that a book ranks well for a phrase according to a number of factors: Reviews, sales, downloads and numbers of purchases using that specific keyword phrase.

Also, I do screen the books I choose — I look through categories and search for keywords on Amazon (e.g. «mermaids») and see what books have a good ranking, great reviews, a decent cover, and I read at least the «look inside» to make sure the quality is high.

With that as the starting point, your book's ranking depends on how well it is selling at any given point in time, and how many other books are competing for the same search terms (book title, subtitle, keywords, etc.).

Amazon rankings revolve around much more than keywords in book descriptions, so there's no need to ruin the message people will read for the mere hope of improving rankings.