What are /r/KDPLowContent's favorite Products & Services?

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I don’t think all of them have this unless they’ve made sales recently. Here is an example link to an travel themed log (not mine). If you scroll to Product Information, you can see the best sellers rank and which categories it ranks in.

Are you able to tell me what I'm doing wrong? I have barely 4 sales, and the only reason why I have sales is because my family thats it. I feel like my books are shadowbanned...
Here is one of my listings:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BB5QHSBT/ref=cm\_sw\_r\_tw\_dp\_9QJNDPXAHJZA0J7D28GE

A+ Content is your solution here. I just started doing it, makes your book stand out, takes it to the next level. Amazon needs to approve it before adding to your page (usually 7 days), here's an example on my page: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09LZZCX48/ref=dbs\_a\_def\_rwt\_hsch\_vapi\_taft\_p1\_i2

Hey thanks for doing this! I've been loving your Facebook group. I have no problem creating books as I've gone through courses in the past and published two Amazon best-sellers. I launched 3 adult coloring books a couple years back that didn't go anywhere. Part of it I think is because an all-color interior so they were priced too high and part of it was just poor design on the cover and planning with the keywords. But I think my biggest struggle is how do I actually get books selling? I can now make really good designs and I've got a book I just published yesterday. I did some keyword research to find keywords that are being searched but have low competition. Do I need to run ads? Do I need to do something else to market it? Do I need to publish 100 more books just to start seeing sales? I'm trying to aim for better quality content. Here's my most recent book for reference. Still waiting for the categories and the proper formatting on the description to populate.