An advantage of using the Series Title is that your other titles are referenced from each individual book product page. Changing the title after the release is possible, but needs to be done via Amazon support which can be slow (as of 2019)-maybe that depends on your sales rank, though. For example, instead of putting “Philosophy for Heroes: Knowledge” into the box, just use “Knowledge” and put “Philosophy for Heroes” into the Series field. If the book is part of a series, include only the part title. Most items are self-explanatory, but I have a few comments on the following items: Here, you have to fill out all the basic information about the book. You are always free to contact us at E-book Publishingįor now, click on Bookshelf. If you are stuck, you can refer to that and easily find the solution. Also, at the top, there is a link to Help ( ) which leads to very detailed documentation of all the functions of KDP. Once signed in, you will see the main menu ( Bookshelf | Reports | Community | KDP Select). If you are worried about the number of passwords you would have to manage, I recommend where you can back up all your passwords safely and easily generate new ones.

You just have to make sure that when signing in, you are using the right account. For easier management, it is generally advised not to mix private and business accounts. I use two different Amazon accounts, one for my personal orders, the other for anything related to publishing. When you sign in the first time, it creates a new KDP account and connects it to your Amazon account. If you do not have an Amazon account, click Sign up and follow the instructions. To start, head over to and click on Sign in. ‍ This is an excerpt from Better Books with LaTeX, the Agile Way.

Publishing on Amazon KDP is relatively straightforward once you have the MOBI file, or the PDF file (for the print release) ready.

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