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Free Listing Audit

Your Book Is Published. Why Isn't It Selling?

Usually the book isn't the problem — the listing is. Paste yours and get a specific, honest audit of the keywords, categories, description and A+ content that decide whether readers ever find it.

Why we ask you to paste instead of just taking a link: Amazon blocks automated readers, so any tool claiming to fetch your live listing is guessing. Pasting takes 30 seconds, works for every book including Kindle-only titles — and it makes you see your listing the way a browsing reader does.
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Why it probably isn't converting

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Your first two lines

Search phrases your listing is missing

    Category placement

    Description structure

    A+ content you should add

      Your action list, in order

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        Why books stop selling

        Why is my self-published book not selling?

        Most books that don't sell aren't bad books — they're invisible. Three usual causes: a title and subtitle that don't contain the phrases readers actually type, category placement too broad to rank in, and a description whose first two lines fail to make a promise before Amazon hides the rest behind "Read more".

        How do I pick the right categories?

        Two specific sub-categories almost always beat one broad one. Being visible in a niche beats being invisible in a crowd.

        What are backend keywords?

        KDP gives you seven keyword fields readers never see but Amazon's search index does. Repeating words already in your title wastes them — they should carry the phrases your title and subtitle don't.

        Is this really free?

        Yes. We do this because authors who see exactly what's wrong often want help fixing it — and if you'd rather fix it yourself with the list above, that's a genuinely fine outcome.