Kindletrends is market research for the Kindle Store in a newsletter. Subscribe for USD15/month (the first month is free) and every week I’ll send you data-rich newsletters on major categories in the Kindle Store.

Weekly and monthly newsletters

If you want detailed information about your genre, Kindletrends speeds up your research.  I get all the information for you, summarise it in straightforward charts, and deliver it to you every week.

“Before I sit down to write a novel, I check to make sure it’s trending on Amazon. Kindletrends is by far the easiest tool on the market to check past and present trends.”—Krista Lakes, NYT and USA Today bestselling author

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Make your covers to-market

See what’s selling in your genre right away, and compare your own titles.  Every week and month you get downloadable montages of the top covers, plus links to the store so you can access the books

“Kindletrends gives me the information I need to respond deftly to changes in the market. Amazon’s Short Reads categories move at lightning speed. With Kindletrends, I can evaluate the market quickly and effectively. I could collect all this data myself, but I’d rather spend my time writing. If you’re an independent author who wears all the hats in your publishing business, Kindletrends will save you time and give you a weekly overview of your chosen market.”—Jane Fox, author of the Zaftig Dating Agency series.

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Make ads quickly and easily

Target books in your genre with AMS ads using the downloadable data provided for you. Every week and month, I send you a spreadsheet of titles, keywords and blurbs for the top books, ready for upload to your Amazon Marketing Dashboard.

Try it out for the first month free

After that it’s USD15/month, and you can cancel whenever you want. I want Kindletrends to be obvious value for you; that is, it should clearly and obviously pay for itself, every single month. If it doesn’t, I’ll just give you back your money.

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Who makes it?

Me, Nat Connors. I’ve been a self-published fiction author since 2016, and I’m also a research academic and data scientist. Most importantly, I work at writing every day; I use the information in Kindletrends myself to help me outline, write and launch my own books.

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Why?

I started doing this for myself back in 2016, then started sharing it with my friends to help them out – and now I want to share it with the self-publishing community as a whole.

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My promise

I’ll always give you clear explanations for how the data in Kindletrends is collated, and I’ll never take advertising or any kind of sponsorship. I’m not a company, I’m a person; your money goes to help pay for my groceries.

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  • If that doesn’t answer your question, or doesn’t make sense, email me, and I’ll tell you all about it.