Comments on: How to use Keywords in your Book Title and Subtitle to help Ramp your Book Sales https://allentiffany.com/how-to-keywords-in-your-title-ramp-your-book-sales/ My first novel - historical military fiction - made it to the top 10 of 9 of Amazon's bestseller lists. Via my blog I share what I have learned while writing two more. Wed, 20 Jul 2016 18:42:44 +0000 hourly 1 By: saltlake62@gmail.com https://allentiffany.com/how-to-keywords-in-your-title-ramp-your-book-sales/#comment-29 Tue, 12 Jul 2016 21:01:23 +0000 https://www.allentiffany.com//?p=1870#comment-29 In reply to Rae Stonehouse.

Hey Rae, Thanks for the note. I misspoke. I actually changed the subtitle of my book, not the title. I did not understand the use of keywords in your title and subtitle until after my book was already in print. Though I did not want to change my title at that point, going forward I’ll carefully craft both my title and subtitle before I go to print. I will change my blog above to clarify my point. So, no, I did not have to change the ISBN (or ASIN). Sorry for the confusion and thanks for calling that out. 😉

]]> By: Rae Stonehouse https://allentiffany.com/how-to-keywords-in-your-title-ramp-your-book-sales/#comment-28 Mon, 11 Jul 2016 03:00:37 +0000 https://www.allentiffany.com//?p=1870#comment-28 You mention that you have changed the title of one of your books a few times. Did you have to keep applying for an ISBN number each time? That seems tedious.

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