How to Publish with KDP: Part Fifteen

/ Marcia Meara

Harmony Kent’s post on Story Empire today continues her series on how to publish with KDP. Specifically, how to format your book descriptions for both eBooks and paperbacks. This is one you won’t want to miss, since the process has apparently changed a bit over time. Check it out, and then, if you would, pass it along so others can benefit, too. Thanks, and thanks to Harmony for another very helpful post in an excellent series. 🙂

Story Empire

Image courtesy of bigstock.com

Hello SErs. Harmony here.  As promised, here is  part fifteen in the post series dedicated to taking a step-by-step look at how to get your finished manuscript from your computer and on sale on Amazon in both ebook and paperback.

If you’d like to take a look back at the previous posts in this series, please click on the links at the end of this post.

So, here’s Part Fourteen: How to format your book descriptions for eBook and Paperback.

From your KDP dashboard, click on ‘Edit Paperback details’ for your print book, and ‘edit eBook details’ for your Kindle book,  if you’re not in the relevant screen already.

The eBook section couldn’t be easier. Just type in your book description as you want it to appear on the sales page, and you’re good to go.

Unfortunately, the paperback section is a whole other story (see…

View original post 904 more words

6 thoughts on “How to Publish with KDP: Part Fifteen”

        • Harmony will be glad to know the post helped you, Miriam. I never had issues with that description until this last book (The Emissary 3), but I had so many with that one, it made up for my earlier smooth sailing. I think I’ve got it now, too, though I kept my html to a minimum. It seems to have worked, so I write it down in ALL CAPS so I won’t forget next time. 😀

          Like

          Reply

Looking forward to hearing what YOU think! NOTE: If in doubt about leaving comments on this blog, please read the privacy statement in the menu at the top of the page.