How to Use The DS Amazon Quick View Chrome Extension for Niche Research on Amazon KDP

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If you’re an Amazon KDP author, or an Amazon seller in general, then you’ll want to know about the DS Amazon Quick View Chrome Extension. This tool is a lifesaver when you are doing niche research, as it easily allows you to see all the important information about a product in one place, without having to click through to the product listing page. This includes all the important product details you would use to determine if a niche was profitable, including publisher, language, page count, ISBN, number of reviews, and BSR (Best Seller Rank) in all books and categories.

The DS Amazon QuickView extension is a great way to get a quick overview of a niche before you decide to jump in and start creating books. It’s also a great way to compare products side-by-side.

In this quick video tutorial, I walk you through how to use DS Amazon Quick View for your keyword research: Check out the Indie Author Central Youtube Channel for more tutorials like this.

Why Niche Research Is So Important

Amazon KDP is a great way to get your book published and into the hands of readers who are interested in your niche. But before you can publish your book, you need to do your research and figure out which niche is right for you.

You don’t want to create a book that no one is looking for. You can read all about my experience with mistake here:

There are a few different ways you can go about researching your book’s niche. First, you can look at Amazon’s categories and subcategories to get an idea of what genres are popular and what readers are looking for. You can also look at the Kindle Store’s Best Sellers list to see what books are currently selling well.

Another great way to research your book’s niche is to look at other books in your genre and see what topics they cover. This can give you some great ideas for topics to include in your own book.

Finally, you can also talk to people in your niche and get their opinion on what they would like to read. This can be a great way to get ideas for your book that you might not have thought of otherwise.

For a more in depth tutorial on performing proper keyword research for your books on Amazon KDP, take a look at this post: Keyword Research for Selling Low Content Books and Journals on Amazon

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