100 Hot Low-Content Journal Keywords on Amazon Revealed

As Low-Content Book publishers, we are always trying to find new, undiscovered ideas and keywords to create new journals and notebooks. I have been using and loving Publisher Rocket to uncover new niches on KDP for my low-content publishing business and decided to gather a list of keywords that are found on Amazon.com with the seed word ‘journal‘.

I typed in the word ‘journal‘ into the Keywords Module of Publisher Rocket and found a long list of keyword variations.

I decided to sort the list by search volume and extract only the ones that made sense from a Low-Content Book Publishing perspective.

You may ask yourself, why is she sharing this information with the world? After all, this is the kind of information you would normally want to keep private so to not invite competition.

Well, I’m glad you asked. Here’s why:

• I believe there is enough Amazon gold to go around. Amazon is huge, and as long as there is demand, there is always a way to position yourself favorably in the supply chain. The world is huge, and there are enough buyers to go around.
• The more competition you have, the more you can glean from their ideas. I always love looking at competitor products. It gives me great ideas when I have none of my own.
• In order to be successful in the LCB business, you have to do your research well. That means more than simply looking at a list of high volume keywords. Any time you see a Low Content Book on Amazon that’s doing well, you can bet that author did a lot of behind the scenes research on not only search volume, but competition and design as well. Most people don’t have the patience to do the behind the scenes work. So, in reality, only a small fraction of people will actually take any action on the keywords revealed here in this post. Research is hard. But definitely worth it. I go into each step of the research process in this post – Keyword Research For Selling Low Content Books and Journals on Amazon

So, as promised, here are the keywords exported from Publisher Rocket onto an Excel spreadsheet and uploaded to this webpage. (Note – I have not done any further research on the competition of these keywords, so I encourage you to conduct a thorough analysis of any keyword you want to use before jumping in and creating content.)

If you’d like to learn how to quickly start a Low Content Book Publishing Business, check out this post – 5 Simple Steps To Building Your Low Content Publishing Business.

100 Top Volume Low Content Journal Keywords Revealed

To learn more about how to use Publisher Rocket to analyze these keywords for profitability, check out this post: How to Use the Keywords Module of Publisher Rocket to Find Profitable KDP Niches.