ManuscriptReport.com analyzes a book manuscript against live Amazon marketplace data, producing 21 marketing assets in total: category recommendations with average sales figures, keywords with real search volumes, recent comparable titles with actual sales numbers, and ready-to-use ad targeting and copy, including blurb drafts. A white-label option with volume pricing serves publishers and agencies handling multiple titles.
Cross-checking against live Amazon data, rather than generic publishing advice, is what makes this useful for a specific, high-stakes decision – which category and keywords a book actually launches under materially affects discoverability, and getting that data-grounded rather than guessed is worth real money to an independent author. A named, checkable testimonial from Kevin J. Anderson (a 170-plus-novel NYT bestselling author, including Dune-franchise work) lends real credibility beyond generic marketing claims.
A single $69 report is a one-time snapshot of a moving target – Amazon category performance and keyword volumes shift over time, so a report from months ago shouldn’t be treated as current without a refresh. This informs marketing positioning; it doesn’t edit or improve the manuscript’s actual writing.
