Good news for Indie authors who want to sell ebooks; Amazon Tags have returned for US Kindle ebooks. They disappeared about two weeks ago, oddly just for the US Kindles but not for paperbacks, hardcovers or for any versions in other countries. Understandably, there was much speculation as to why from both readers and writers alike. In fact, this blog posted an entry on the subject of where did they go? and listed the main (assumed) reasons.
Interestingly enough, there still hasn't been an official announcement from the world's largest bookseller. We're still wondering what the heck happened? Was it really just a glitch? A glitch that took two weeks to fix after speculation of so much tagging abuses? Strange indeed.
The reasons tags are a great way to help indies sell ebooks is because they're a search term many customers use when looking for a book on something like SEO, for example. And so if a reader searches products tagged with SEO, they'll find books like Get On Google Front Page. Works for me.
Welcome back, my little friends. We missed you.
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