

Since this article isn’t meant to teach you how to write a compelling blurb, what I mean in this case is that it should really pop! You can use bold, italics, bullets, and numbered lists to make your blurb stand out on Amazon. Kindle has its own categories, and so does paperback (known as Books on Amazon). Important Note: You will have to do the 8 categories all over again for paperback. Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction/Genre Fiction/Westerns/Frontier & Pioneer Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction > Genre Fiction > Family Life

Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction/Genre Fiction/Coming of Age Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction/Genre Fiction/Friendship Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction/Action & Adventure/Sea Adventures Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction/Historical Fiction/Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction/Historical Fiction/United States Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/History/Americas/United States/19th Century Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction/Action & Adventure/Men's Adventure Kindle Store/Categories/Kindle eBooks/Literature & Fiction/ > Genre Fiction > Disaster Here’s what a list of 10 browse categories looks like for my historical fiction author, S. Pro Tip: I recommend keeping a running list of these categories in a Google Doc so you don’t forget.
