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Widening Your Reader Market on Amazon

Posted on by Karen Cioffi
Contributed by Children's Author Linda Wilson

Introduction by Karen Cioffi
I'm a children's writer and self-publishing consultant (offering services also). In addition, I’m a former author online platform instructor. So I know the importance of using as many strategies as possible to get you and your books visible. Taking advantage of everything Amazon offers is one of those strategies, and Linda Wilson shares practical tips. Off
we go!

Is your book for sale on Amazon?

If so, in your Author Profile have you added your biography in different languages? On a recent trip to Costa Rica, I learned how to use a language translator on Google. I tried it for my profile page and it worked. Here’s how:

-Go to the edit function for your Author Profile page in Author Central.
-My author bio was outdated, so I spruced it up.
-Find “Your biographies,” where it says, “Do you have translations of your biography in other languages? You can add other versions of your biography here, so your readers can get to know you—wherever they are.”
-Languages offered are: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, and Spanish.
-Copy your bio.
-Go to Google. I typed in “Spanish translator.”
-On the left side, plug in your bio in English.
-On the right side, choose the language you want to translate, and paste in your English bio.
-Voilà! You have your translation.
-Go back to your Author Profile page, click the green button that asks for your bio in another language, and paste your new bio in. Click Review, then Publish.
-If you’re not able to paste the translation directly from Google, paste it into a Word document, and copy and paste from there.
-A message will tell you when your bio in another language will go live.Then for fun, go to the drop-down menu and button that allows you to see how your Author Page looks in an assortment of other countries.

Anyone who would like to share more tips on how to reach markets outside of the U.S., using Amazon and other strategies, your comment would be greatly appreciated.

Bonne chance! Buena suerta! Buona fortuna!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Children's author
Linda Wilson writes stories for young children. Visit Linda at https://www.lindawilsonauthor.com. Sign up for Linda’s quarterly giveaways. Choose your prize! 

Find Linda’s books at https://www.amazon.com/author/lindawilsonchildrensauthor

This article was originally published at:
https://www.writersonthemove.com/2022/01/a-tip-to-reach-wider-market-on-amazon.html

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