Do these sound familiar? They should, since in the previous section we revealed that they’re also the puzzle books with the largest markets.įor you as a Seller, this is a clear sign that these four puzzle types are the ones that deserve your attention. Connect the dots: $4.99 – $7.81 – $12.97Īs demonstrated, the most profitable puzzle book types are sudoku puzzles, crossword puzzles, word searches, and cryptograms.Let’s look at the lowest, average, and highest prices for each puzzle book type in horizontal order: In order to stay competitive, you must abide by pricing averages in the niche. The royalties that you’ll receive from your puzzle book sales depend on the price you’ve set on your listings. Now that we’ve covered the first step, it’s time to consider the profitability of each puzzle book type. The money-making potential for puzzle book categories They receive low search volume and won’t expose you to a large audience. The discoveries from Book Bolt also suggest that puzzle types like ‘connect the dots’, ‘hangman’, and ‘missing vowel’ books are not worth the effort. By entering a space with high search volume and extremely low competition, you can effortlessly grab the low-hanging fruit and land easy sales. This is a tremendous opportunity that Sellers can take advantage of. Yet there are only a few active listings on Amazon for the puzzle type. What’s interesting is that there are other puzzle types with a significant market size in terms of buyer interest but with few existing listings on Amazon.įor example, “kakuro puzzle book” generates 36,635 searches every month. Again, sudoku puzzles, word search puzzles, crosswords, and cryptograms seem to dominate with more than 30,000 monthly searches for each. It’s easy to spot some recurring patterns. Missing vowel puzzle book – 3,193 – no data.Here is the monthly search volume for each puzzle type on Amazon KDP, along with the keyword competition: However, this is not the case with search volumes. This indicates that their market size is not very big in terms of competition. There were no results for the rest of the puzzle types outlined above. 226 listings used “sudoku”, 113 listings used “crossword”, and 18 listings used “cryptograms”. We discovered that 438 top Sellers used the keyword “word”, which is related to both word searches and word scramble puzzles. By looking at the keyword section, we saw how many listings used keywords related to specific types of puzzles. Since we’re only interested in listings that actually sell, we used Book Bolt’s Cloud tool to see the 500 bestsellers in the puzzle book space. The second shows how interested buyers are in the niche. The first reveals how many other Sellers are actively competing in the space. When it comes to market size, we always look at two key factors – the number of listings and search volume. One way to find out is to observe the market size for each puzzle type. There are more than 10 puzzle book types that you can sell on the platform:īook Bolt’s Puzzle Wiz can help you with the creation of all of the above. If you’re just starting to get to know the puzzle book market on Amazon KDP, you’ve probably already noticed the rich diversity. Puzzle types on Amazon KDP and their market size Using Book Bolt, we’ve dug into the different puzzle book types to share with you some valuable information on the puzzle book market. Naturally, some are more profitable than others. However, there are different puzzle types to choose from. In other words, puzzle books are a lucrative niche to explore as a Seller. They’re hands down one of the easiest book categories to create (if you have the right tools), consumers love them regardless of the season, and overall the market is not too saturated to limit entry. Puzzle books are among the most remunerative low-content book types on Amazon KDP.
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