Browse categories
Explore
Fiverr Pro
English
$
USD
I will do amazon KDP SEO, keywords, categories and book listing optimization
Adriana Ortega
About this gig
KDP Visibility Strategist. I Make Amazon's Algorithm Work For You, Not Against You.
Your book didn't fail. Amazon never found it. That's the difference between a bestseller and a book stuck at #487,000 in the Kindle Store and it comes down to one thing: SEO.
I fix the invisible-book problem. I research the exact keywords real buyers type into Amazon's search bar, place your book in the categories where it can actually rank #1 (including hidden categories most authors don't know exist), and optimize every backend field the algorithm reads.
What you get:
- High-intent, low-competition keyword research (not guesswork real search-volume logic)
- Correct category placement so you can claim "Bestseller" tags fast
- Full backend keyword field optimization (all 7 slots used correctly)
- Competitor gap analysis what's ranking, and why
- A description structured to convert browsers into buyers
This isn't cosmetic. It's the infrastructure that decides whether your book sells or sits. Authors who fix this see traffic move in days, not months.
Stop hoping the algorithm notices you. Make it impossible to ignore you.
Get to know Adriana Ortega
Adriana Ortega
Amazon KDP Consultant, Book Layout, Cover Fix and Metric Sizing Expert
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Spanish, English, French
Need your manuscript approved on Amazon KDP without stress? I am a professional book publishing consultant specializing in KDP layout, metric-to-imperial conversions, and error resolution.
I rescue rejected book covers, fix bleed and spine calculations, and format print-ready files tailored for Amazon Spain and global markets. Whether converting Canva designs or upgrading layouts to traditional publishing standards, I deliver fast, 100% KDP-compliant transformations so you can publish with total confidence.
Let’s bring your book to life!
FAQ
My book isn't selling. Is it the book or the marketing?
Usually neither, it's invisibility. If Amazon's algorithm can't match your book to a search query, quality is irrelevant. Nobody buys what they never see.
Can't I just pick keywords myself by guessing what people search?
You could. Most authors do. It's also why most authors stay at rank #200,000+. Guessing isn't a strategy, data-informed keyword selection is.
What are "hidden categories" and why does it matter?
Amazon has category options not listed in the KDP dashboard dropdown, accessible only through direct support request with the right category codes. Authors who don't know this exist compete in oversaturated categories forever.
I already have keywords in my listing. Why isn't it working?
Having keywords and having the right keywords in the right fields are different things. Most listings waste 3-4 of their 7 backend slots on redundant or zero-search terms.
Will this get me to bestseller status?
I optimize the discoverability infrastructure, the part that's 100% within my control. Sales velocity and reviews finish the job. Anyone promising guaranteed bestseller rank without those variables isn't being honest with you.
How is this different from just "book marketing"?
Marketing gets people to a listing. SEO makes sure Amazon's own system brings people to it for free, forever, without you spending another dollar on ads.
Do you need my manuscript?
No. I only need your book's current metadata, genre, and Amazon listing link (if live). This is a discoverability service, not an editing service.
What if my genre is oversaturated (romance, self-help)?
That's exactly where correct category and keyword strategy matters most. Oversaturated genres reward precision, vague listings get buried instantly.
Can this work for a book I published years ago?
Yes, and often it works better, since aged listings with fixed SEO can see immediate rank movement without needing new reviews.
Why should I trust this over a cheaper gig?
Because a cheap gig gives you a list of words. I give you a system built on how Amazon's A9 algorithm actually indexes and ranks books. One gets you a document. The other gets you found.
