How to Find UNTAPPED Amazon KDP Keywords in Seconds Using AI

About this video

The creator argues that keyword and niche choice drives most KDP success, claiming a mediocre book in a hungry, low-competition niche will outsell a great book in a dead or saturated one, and that fewer competing reviews makes ranking easier for beginners. He criticises manual Amazon research as slow and hard for beginners to judge, then demonstrates Coauthor.ai’s Niche Hunter feature, which he says searches Amazon data with filters. His recommended starting filters are self-published books only, in the book (paperback/hardcover) category, with a Best Sellers Rank below roughly 30,000–50,000 to show demand, and fewer than 50 reviews to show weak competition; optional filters include rating, price and book age, and adding a book-type keyword such as colouring book. The results he walks through include murder-mystery puzzle books, kids’ activity and colouring books, word searches, trivia and seniors’ tai chi titles, some selling well despite low review counts or mediocre ratings, which he reads as unmet demand. He also shows checking a book’s BSR history to spot seasonality and time a launch about a month before an expected spike, and an ‘analyze competitive advantage’ tool that proposes differentiated angles — more value, a narrower audience, or a different end goal — before moving into Coauthor’s book-creation flow. He notes the Essential plan includes Niche Hunter while the Pro plan bundles book credits, and says current beta pricing may not last.

Key takeaways

• Target the sweet spot of proven demand plus weak top books, rather than saturated popular topics or passion topics nobody searches for.
• Use filters together: self-published only, book category, BSR below about 30,000–50,000, and under 50 reviews.
• A low review count or even a poor rating alongside a strong BSR can signal demand that a better book could capture.
• Check BSR history for seasonality and aim to publish roughly a month before a topic’s usual sales spike.
• Differentiate deliberately — more value, a narrower audience, or a distinct end goal — instead of copying an existing book.

Episode details: published August 5, 2026 · 18:29 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Sean Dollwet’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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