Free Keyword Tools & Data

[PublishingWithLove.com]

Free tool I made, no sign-up or email needed either, no bullsh*t just really good help.

I was annoyed at the lack of options for keyword tools like Amazon keyword scrapers, most were expensive and also sucked, I paid $90 for one and it didn't even narrow it's scraping to the Kindle store, it searched all of Amazon! So I built my own, well paid for one to be built since I can't program well, and also built a simple keyword counter and a nice searchable display for Amazon category keywords. I'm building some individual niche pages (keywords specific to a given niche) and once that's done I'm going to add more free tools/data. I hope this helps and saves some people some cash, I built it for myself but it'd be stupid to not share it. BTW just found this forum because some others I used to use became pretty cliquey, I didn't even know KBoards was bought out I just found out on a Google search for other forums, pretty crazy.

I can't figure out how to hyperlink here (did I say I'm not a good programmer?) so here's the plaintext link:

https://www.publishingwithlove.com/kindle-ebook-keywords-tools-data

[Simon Haynes]

Thanks for sharing - I'll certainly check it out. (I paid for the $90 one, and while it's useful it does have a lot of limitations.)

[The Doctor]

I was on the verge of giving up on AMS ads as I can ill-afford it. However, if I can get to grips with finding/using the best keywords for my books, I'll maybe stick around.

I'll give it a look when I get home from work.

EDIT - I see it's for keywords when you're publishing your book on the 'Zon. Still handy, though.   

[OfficialEthanJ]

It's also useful for AMS.

[The Doctor]

It's also useful for AMS.

That's good to know!

[PublishingWithLove.com]

Update: Nearly 900 downloads, way more than I was expecting from a $60 or whatever promo. So it's definitely still good value. I think there won't be great sell-through since the book #2 has bad reviews due to a formatting error that left several pages unreadable which I didn't notice for a month or so, but still, $60 for 900 downloads is awesome. 

[She-la-te-da]

I gave it a quick look, seems interesting. When I get another book ready to publish I'll use it, see what I get. (It won't be soon, unless I toss up some short stories.)

[Rosie Scott]

Thank you for this! I bookmarked the Keyword Research Tool. I have KDP Rocket but this actually suggested a few keywords I didn't have already. It's interesting (and sometimes disturbing, ha!) to see the kinds of things people search for in a genre.