▲ 80 r/nonfictionbookclub
Currently Reading
Had already read other books by Yuval Noah Harari (Sapiens, Homo Deus, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century).
Now started this...
u/Working-Barracuda-1 — 5 days ago
▲ 0 r/KDP
Is it safe and allowed by Amazon KDP to use the brand names (Like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc.) in the book title?
If a book is being written about working on some particular platform (example: How to Grow Instagram Followers, How to Advertise Using Facebook, etc.), then is it allowed by KDP to use those platform/brand names in the title?
u/Working-Barracuda-1 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/selfpublish
Is it safe and allowed by Amazon KDP to use the brand names (Like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc.) in the book title?
If a book is being written about working on some particular platform (example: How to Grow Instagram Followers, How to Advertise Using Facebook, etc.), then is it allowed by KDP to use those platform/brand names in the title?
u/Working-Barracuda-1 — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/KDP
Can the good reviews from the readers who got free eBook result in allegation of fake reviews from Amazon?
This is NOT about about giving away free copies and asking for good reviews in exchange.
Consider the author enables free promotion of their eBook on KDP and the eBook gets hundreds of downloads (free orders). And the book is actually good so some of the readers leave 5 star rating and good reviews. All legitimate, true, and authentic.
But can that create a potential threat that someday Amazon bots suspecting this as attempt to manipulate reviews / getting fake reviews, and resulting in account suspension? The system knows that those readers had got the book for free right? Is it really wise to ever run free promotions for the books?
u/Working-Barracuda-1 — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/selfpublish
Can the good reviews from the readers who got free eBook result in allegation of fake reviews from Amazon?
This is NOT about about giving away free copies and asking for good reviews in exchange.
Consider the author enables free promotion of their eBook on KDP and the eBook gets hundreds of downloads (free orders). And the book is actually good so some of the readers leave 5 star rating and good reviews. All legitimate, true, and authentic.
But can that create a potential threat that someday Amazon bots suspecting this as attempt to manipulate reviews / getting fake reviews, and resulting in account suspension? The system knows that those readers had got the book for free right? Is it really wise to ever run free promotions for the books?
u/Working-Barracuda-1 — 2 months ago