All language subtitles for 10. Analyzing another Amazon KDP Low Content Niche-en_US

In this video, I would like to cover another example with you.

So in the last videos, we talked about different kinds of processes.

I talk with you about the procedure.

What I want to do with you here in this video is I want to connect the dots.

I want to connect all of these things together and do an entire analysis for you.

So the first thing that I would do is I click right here on keyword research.

And in my case, I'm going to go with a daily planner.

So I'm going to type that in, click right here and go get a rocket.

We're currently in the U.S. market, and now it is analyzing for me all that data.

Then the next thing that I do is I always go right here to the right and I analyze all of these different

kinds of sub niches.

And as soon as I'm done with that, I, first of all, look at, let's say, the first page of results,

because when I scroll down even further, they're even more results.

But I'm going to, first of all, focus on these ones right here.

Of course, you can just go down here and click on more of those.

But first of all, I think it's best to just go with those, because often there are some great niches

already right here.

So what's the first thing that I look at?

Well, of course, I look at the competitive scoring and I look at the ones which are pretty low.

Like, for instance, this one.

But here the average earnings are too low.

Then right here, average earnings are too low.

Then again, right here, it's too low.

Then this one is almost fine.

And they're going to scroll down even further like this one, 20, 2013.

Those ones are perfect.

So, for instance, right here we got the Daily Planet academic than daily planner and journal and then

daily planner, August 2021 to 2022, which I assume is for people who are just getting started with

school, because, again, they probably will attend school in August, beginning in August, and they

want to plan for the entire year.

So in my case, I'm just going to click right here on Daily Planner Academic.

And what I then look at is, of course, the average number of pages of, for instance, in this case,

197.

And to look at the average monthly earnings, which are two thousand four hundred.

Well, actually, in this case, I'm not basically a perfectionist because all of these three niches

are great.

So whether it's like 2013, it doesn't really matter to me.

But actually, in this case, I think I would go with that one, because that is a niche that is probably

going to disappear very, very soon.

And maybe I want to still earn some money in that niche.

So for me personally, because I'm recording this course in August of 2021, it's best for me to go

with that niche.

So I'm going to click right here on the competition.

And then afterwards, what I'm trying to do is to try to figure out, is there some kind of a homogenous,

let's say, earnings potential or are the earnings in general homogenous?

And we can see that this one right here, for instance, earns twenty three thousand eight hundred one

hundred forty four, three thousand seven hundred eleven.

And it doesn't really look too good when I look at the other ones.

But let's just load more and have a look at a couple more.

And as I can see it, most of these are not too good.

So this would be a niche where I would say, well, maybe the idea itself sounds great, but the data

says something different.

So in that case, I would probably still do it, because I know that this is a niche that really exists.

People going to school right now, that happens every single year.

But it's a very short term niche, because when I call this book, let's say, August 2021 to 2022,

then of course, when it's September or when people attend school, that niche is gone.

So we probably have to think about, is that niche interesting enough for us to enter it or should we

just wait and do something else?

So in my case, I would probably publish a couple books because it's well, early August when I'm recording

this course.

So I would probably just publish it.

But when it's maybe like couple days before school, I would not go for that.

I wouldn't then, of course, choose another niche.

So click here again on keyword search.

And I'm going to go with this one, let's say, daily planner, academic, and then I'm going to click

on the keywords again or click on the competition again.

And in this case, we have, again, a couple of books which perform pretty well.

And then let's have a look at the other ones.

They seem to, let's see, perform not too well either.

So this would again be a niche that I probably wouldn't focus on.

Then the next keyword that I would look at is, of course, this one daily planner and journal.

And this one is actually pretty good because the average searches on Amazon per month are a bit higher

than a compared to the other ones.

So I'm going to click again right here on competition.

And now it gives me this niche.

And this looks a bit more interesting.

This would be something that I would I would probably do because there are a couple of books that perform

very, very well, like this one, 505, or this one twenty one thousand eight hundred thirty three,

or this one eleven thousand one hundred forty three, or this one fifteen thousand five hundred sixty

six.

And when I scroll down even further, when I click right here, onload more, I might find a couple

more that actually perform very well, like this one, twelve thousand nine on forty or twenty thousand

nine hundred seventy one.

And as I can see, these are from different publishers, even though I think this one and one up here

are from the same publisher, maybe like this design in this one down here might be.

But I'm not actually sure let's see Inside EDITION's and this one is also Inside Edition, so yeah,

it's the same publisher, but most of the other books are from other publishers, which is always a

good sign.

Then the next thing that I would look at is, of course, the abayas are the Amazon bestseller seller

rank.

And of course, I would go for something with around, let's say, a comparative score of less than

10000 when there is one.

And there are actually multiple books right here that have a comparative score of less than 10000,

that have an absolute of less than 10000, which is a very good sign.

Then I would go back to the keyword search and I would actually look at this niche again right here

and have a look at the number of pages, 163.

That's a bit longer than the other books.

So what I would do is I would look at the competition and lies again, and I would check out the number

of pages of the top selling books.

And it's pretty much all over the place.

There are a couple of books which are very short, like 60 pages or 110 or something like that.

But there are other pages which are a lot longer.

Other books which are a lot longer.

So what I want to do is I want to look at the top selling books like these three right here, and maybe

this one down here and this one down here.

And I want to try to find some kind of like trend.

And as I can see, the books that perform well are like in the 80s, like 180, 180, 87, 184.

There are, of course, this one is one seventy six.

This one's a bit longer.

And then down here, 380, that's pretty much, you know, the longest one in this in this overview,

I think.

And then down here, 184.

So most of the books that perform very, very well are between like 179 and one, I think 84.

So that would be probably the length that I would choose for my book, like a hundred and eighty, let's

say.

And then the next thing that I would do is I would look at the price.

And as you can see, some of these books are very pricey.

And actually the ones that are very pricey, they sell very well.

So, for instance, the books which are very cheap, like six ninety nine, five nine nine six eighty

nine or something like that, they don't sell.

But the products, which are a lot more expensive, like this one, this one fifteen, twenty nine,

or this one's seventeen 09 or 1995 or let's say this on thirteen ninety five, they are the ones that

are selling very well.

So what I would be doing is just this hour would look at the price and say, well, can I optimize my

price at a higher price range?

So for instance, when I look at these ones right here and the ones which are pretty high, the prices

maybe I should go with a ninety nine and Deagle like six ninety nine or 1719 nine or something.

That sounds interesting.

That looks great.

And that people want to click on.

So these prices actually like fifteen, twenty nine or seventeen or nine.

They're probably already optimized like 1995.

Might be another one of those.

Or thirteen ninety five.

And I would go with something that looks great and is in the higher price range like thirteen ninety

five or 595 or something like that.

So I wouldn't go for a cheap book right here.

I would actually like try to make it a bit more expensive and then I would do the following if the book

doesn't sell.

I'm just going to make it cheaper.

But if the book does sell, I'm going to keep it there or I'm going to make it even a bit more expensive.

So I would start with something in the middle like between, let's say, thirteen ninety five and nineteen

ninety five.

So let's say like fourteen, fifteen, ninety five or something like that.

And I would then increase the price if it sells or decrease the price if it doesn't sell.

But I wouldn't let it go under the threshold where I realized that most of the other books are not selling,

even though they're cheaper than that.

So, for instance, these books right here, they sell very well and they're above nine dollars.

But the ones above below seven dollars, they're not selling anymore.

So I'm not going to go with any kind of book that, you know, cost like seven or eight dollars.

My minimum price is going to be like, let's say, eight, 99 or nine dollars or something like that.

And when I'm done with that, I'm pretty much done with the entire process.

Of course, I can still look at this one right here.

So whether the keyword is used in the title or not, I will probably do that.

I generally do that, that I pick the keyword and I put that into the title, because that is what people

are looking for.

And of course, if I want to, I can also just check out the competition again.

And then the next step.

And that is I think the one point that you already know how to do is to just go on that sales page of

that specific book and to learn more about their title structuring and about the description of how

they wrote the description, what the structure of the description is, how we can improve the book.

So just look at the let's say, the reviews that people left on the book.

And when you're done with all of that, you pretty much have all the information.

You have a step by step guide what you need to do or what you need to make sure the book has in order

to be a best selling book.

All right.

There was it not here for this video or, by the way, before and this video, of course, one last

thing that I always like to do is I like to have a look at the categories.

So I always click like you're on the categories and I have a look at what the categories are.

And then, of course.

Pick these categories as well, and that choose them for my own Amazon Kapilow content books.

All right.

There was talk here for this video.

Thank you for watching.

And I hope we can see each other in the next one.