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I will do amazon KDP keyword and competitor research for your book ads
Competitor Research, Pricing and Positioning
I help small businesses compare competitors, pricing and positioning before making marketing decisions. You get a source-linked comparison sheet and a concise brief covering offers, key differences, e...
About this Gig
Running ads for your book on Amazon, or about to? I'll check what readers actually see when they search your keywords: which books show up, which of them paid to be there, and where yours lands.
For your book I search a set of phrases, record every page-1 placement as sponsored or organic, and compare your listing with the books that keep showing up (price, format, ratings, reading age, categories). You get a source-linked spreadsheet and a short PDF with the phrases worth targeting and the ones to skip.
Premium adds a repeat search on a second day and three small ad tests with suggested budgets, in the order I'd run them.
Every result links to the search it came from and is dated, so you can check it yourself. Placements show who is advertising, not their bids or sales, and I don't promise rankings.
US store only. No KDP or Ads login needed. Message me first if your book isn't live yet.
Research type:
Qualitative
Purpose:
Competitive analysis
Industry:
Writing & publishing
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FAQ
Which store do you research?
Amazon US (amazon.com) only. Results are what a US shopper sees on the research date.
Do you need my KDP or Ads login?
No. Everything comes from public search results and book pages. If you run ads, sharing your current keywords and budget helps me compare.
Will you set up or run my ads?
No. You get the research and, in Premium, a test plan with budgets. You launch the campaigns yourself.
Can you tell me what competitors bid or sell?
No one can from public data. I show which books are sponsored on each search and how they compare, not their bids, spend or sales.
Does it work for low-content books like journals or coloring books?
Yes, but those niches often have fewer distinct search phrases. Message me first and I'll tell you honestly whether it's worth it.
