Why Amazon setup matters
Amazon sells the majority of books bought online in the US, and nearly every self-published author starts there. But uploading a file to Kindle Direct Publishing is only the beginning. The categories you choose, the keywords you enter and the way your description reads decide whether your book shows up in front of the readers who would buy it.
Our KDP specialists have set up hundreds of titles. We know the file specifications, the review pitfalls and the metadata details that separate a book that sells from one that sits unseen.
Our Amazon publishing services
Kindle ebook publishing
Your manuscript is converted into a clean Kindle file with a working table of contents, tested in Kindle Previewer on phone, tablet and e-reader views before upload.
Paperback and hardcover on KDP
Print-ready interiors and full-wrap covers sized to Amazon’s requirements for your trim size, paper type and page count, so your print editions pass review without rejection.
Keyword and category research
We research what readers in your genre actually search for and fill all seven keyword slots strategically. We also select the most relevant categories where your book can compete for visibility and bestseller rankings.
Book description copywriting
Your product description is the sales page for your book. We write a compelling, formatted description with a strong hook that converts browsers into buyers.
A+ Content and Author Central
We design A+ Content modules for your product page and set up your Amazon Author Central profile with your bio, photo and linked titles, building credibility with readers.
What’s included
- KDP account setupHelp creating your account and completing tax details.
- Kindle and print filesFormatted and tested to Amazon specifications.
- Seven optimized keywordsResearched around real reader searches.
- Category selectionRelevant categories chosen for visibility.
- Pricing strategyPrices set across markets and royalty tiers.
- Linked editionsKindle, paperback and hardcover joined on one page.
A note on royalties: Kindle ebooks priced between $2.99 and $9.99 qualify for Amazon’s 70% royalty in most markets. We’ll help you choose the price that maximizes both earnings and sales.
Beyond Amazon
Amazon is the starting point, but not the only store. Our full publishing service also puts your book on Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Kobo and thousands of retailers through IngramSpark. To keep sales growing after launch, see book marketing.
