If you’ve read my Algorithmic Copywriter eBook, you know the hard truth: Amazon isn’t a bookstore. It’s a search engine with a checkout button. I’ve spent months dissecting how the A10 algorithm weights “conversion intent” and why your blurb needs to be a machine-readable roadmap, not just a pretty piece of prose.
But there was always a missing link.
I taught you the logic. I showed you how the AI behind Amazon thinks. But until now, you still had to do the manual labor of hunting down the data to feed that logic.
That ends today. I’ve officially joined the inner circle for NovelReport, and frankly, it’s the only tool I’ve seen that actually handles the heavy lifting I described in my eBook – and then some.
The Math of a Failed Launch
Most authors “guess” their way through KDP. They pick seven keywords because they “sound right.” They choose categories that look relevant but are actually “ghost categories” – places where books go to die because Amazon’s internal indexing has moved on.
NovelReport stops the bleeding. It’s built by the Kindlepreneur team and powered by Publisher Rocket’s live marketplace data. It doesn’t just give you “suggestions.” It gives you a tactical report that shows you:
The 7-Box Blueprint: Direct, high-intent keywords categorized by “Genre-Rich” and “Targeted Descriptive” terms. No more junk-drawer metadata.
Category Sniping: It identifies the exact categories where you need fewer than 10 sales a day to hit a #1 badge. It avoids the high-competition traps that eat your ad spend for breakfast.
The Comparative Edge: It pulls your actual “Monthly Sales” competitors – books by authors like Rachel Wesson or John Birmingham – and shows you exactly where their traffic is coming from.
It’s Not Just “Metadata Advice”
In my eBook, I talked about the “Secret Sauce” of blurb conversion. NovelReport takes that framework and scales it. It analyzes your book’s DNA and compares it to high-converting titles in your specific sub-genre.
It tells you where your blurb is failing to trigger the “A10 Conversion Weighting.” It’s like having a data scientist and a copywriter sitting in a room, arguing over your royalties until they find the winning combination.
The “No-Brainer” Math for Subscribers
A single NovelReport usually retails for $59.99. It’s absolutely worth it, but I wanted a better entry point for this community.
I’ve hammered out a $20 discount specifically for my inner circle. This brings the price down to $39.99.
Here is the strategy:
If you upgrade to a paid subscription of this newsletter today, the $20 you save on just one report practically pays for your first few months of membership here.
I am reserving this discount code – and my upcoming deep dives on how I use these reports to resurrect “dead” backlist titles – exclusively for paid subscribers.
Upgrade now. Get the code. Stop guessing and start competing.
Okay. I'm convinced. I'm a paid subscriber of yours. I don't see where to get the code. Nor do I find anything about NovelReport on the web.