Get beyond your first idea
Discover related phrases and more specific book topics.
Find the words readers use to look for books like yours.
Discover related keywords and compare estimated Amazon search demand for your book.
gardening for beginnersAmazon US
| Keyword | Monthly searchesEstimate |
|---|---|
| gardening for beginners | 42,823 |
| organic gardening for beginners | 822 |
| container gardening for beginners | 374 |
| raised bed gardening for beginners | 336 |
A simple place to start.
Here's how Keyword Research fits into your research.
Start with your topic
Enter a phrase that describes your book, such as gardening for beginners.
Compare related phrases
Review keyword ideas and their available monthly search estimates. Look for words that match what your book actually offers.
Save the useful ideas
Filter and sort the results, then export your shortlist as a CSV file to keep with your publishing notes.
Make more of what you discover.
Compare interest in each phrase
Compare search estimates alongside how closely each phrase fits your book.
Keep your research organized
Filter, sort, and export the keywords you want to revisit.
Know what you're comparing.
Amazon US research
This tool returns keyword ideas and available search-volume estimates for Amazon in the United States.
Clear search estimates
Monthly search volume is an estimate, not a promise of visits or sales. An empty value means the estimate is unavailable, not that nobody searches.
What should I enter?
Use a short phrase that describes your subject or reader, such as gardening for beginners. If your results are too broad, try a more specific topic.
Are monthly searches exact?
No. They are estimates that help you compare phrases. Some keywords have no available estimate.
Can I use every suggested keyword for my book?
Choose only phrases that accurately describe your book and its readers. A high search estimate does not make an unrelated keyword a good choice.
How is this different from Reverse ASIN Search?
Keyword Research starts with a topic or phrase. Reverse ASIN Search starts with an existing book and explores keywords it ranks for.
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