I'm a self-published KDP author who built AI tools to fix Amazon Ads reports — turning confusing data into clear, plain-English fixes. No AI experience needed.
I know exactly how much time these reports can eat up, and how easy it is to keep spending on keywords that were never going to convert. So I built something to fix that: a set of AI tools that read your Amazon Ads reports and tell you what to fix. You paste or upload your report into Claude or ChatGPT, and it does the analysis for you — no spreadsheets, no formulas, no guessing.
Here's what's available, from a free starting point to a full toolkit for authors managing a growing catalog.
A ready-to-use Claude/ChatGPT project template. Set it up once in about 10 minutes, then paste in your Amazon Ads Search Term Report to get:
A ready-to-import negative keyword list (find where you're wasting money)
A check of your strongest-performing search terms
Clear, plain-English explanations — no AI experience needed
The complete beginner's guide. Everything in the free template, plus:
The full prompt library — bid adjustments, budget reallocation, new-release launch planning, weekly health checks
A break-even ACOS walkthrough for both ebooks and print books
A repeatable 15-minute weekly ad routine
A plain-English glossary for every metric Amazon throws at you
Everything in the Core Guide, plus tools built for scaling past one book:
An editable Break-Even ACOS Calculator (works for £, $, €, and CAD)
A Multi-Book Tracker to see your whole catalog's ad economics at once
A Change Log & Results tracker, so you know what's actually working
An Advanced Prompt Pack — video ads, international marketplaces, series strategy, and promotions
Do I need to know anything about AI to use these?
No — every guide assumes zero prior experience with Claude or ChatGPT and walks you through account setup from scratch.
Which AI tool do I need — Claude or ChatGPT?
Either works. The instructions and prompts are written to work the same way on both, so use whichever you already have.
Is this only for ebooks, or does it work for print books too?
Both. The Core Guide and Premium calculator cover break-even ACOS for ebooks and print/paperback editions separately, since the numbers work differently for each.
I already have the free template — is it worth upgrading?
The free download covers finding wasted ad spend. The Core Guide adds bid optimization, budget reallocation, launch planning, and a weekly routine — worth it if you want the complete system rather than just the starting point.