kayagreene
Science fiction fantasy
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Hello, everyone!
I'm a first-time author looking to self-publish my book, and I'm eager to explore my options for getting my work out into the world. I've been researching various Print-on-Demand (POD) services as an affordable and accessible route, specifically with the intent to sell on Amazon.
While exploring, I've come across Amazon's "Parent-Child" listing variations, which allow sellers to display multiple related items on a single product page. For example, if my book has a paperback, hardcover, and special edition, or different colors or sizes, instead of having several different separate listings, they can all be grouped together under one primary (Parent) listing. This seems like a fantastic feature to streamline the customer experience and cross-promote different versions of my book.
My question is multi-fold:
Thank you so much for your time and expertise!
Best regards,
I'm a first-time author looking to self-publish my book, and I'm eager to explore my options for getting my work out into the world. I've been researching various Print-on-Demand (POD) services as an affordable and accessible route, specifically with the intent to sell on Amazon.
While exploring, I've come across Amazon's "Parent-Child" listing variations, which allow sellers to display multiple related items on a single product page. For example, if my book has a paperback, hardcover, and special edition, or different colors or sizes, instead of having several different separate listings, they can all be grouped together under one primary (Parent) listing. This seems like a fantastic feature to streamline the customer experience and cross-promote different versions of my book.
My question is multi-fold:
- Is it possible to utilize Amazon's Parent-Child variation options when self-publishing via POD platforms?
- If yes, how does one go about creating these Parent-Child listings while using POD services? Is it something that I would set up directly on Amazon, or is it set through the POD platform?
- Which POD platforms support this feature for authors? Are there some that are better suited for this than others?
- Are there any limitations or drawbacks to using Parent-Child variations for books?
Thank you so much for your time and expertise!
Best regards,