@Cristal Vancarson I've been here quite a while - just not hanging out much lately. Thank you for the comment. Did you think they were funny? Got any ideas for more starring these cats - I have done another for a vet visit.

@Cristal Vancarson Thanks!!! I had 10 planned out and none of the ones you have are duplicates. Good job.

Can you name the categories you want rather than take the ones being offered by KDP when you publish your book? I often find the choices given by KDP do not represent the categories I want or have researched as the best using Publisher Rocket.

@Krista Brea When I look at other books in the same genre as mine, I see they show up in categories that were not available to me with KDP offerings. Do you know how that happens?

Happy Memorial Day. I am honoring some friends who didn't make it back from Viet Nam

@Linda Prag Here's some suggestions: Lesson 1 Overview: Finding the Right Niche & Topic (The Foundation of Success)  Understanding what makes a niche profitable on KDP  Evergreen vs trending niches  Researching Amazon Best Seller Rank (BSR)  Identifying underserved sub-niches  Audience targeting (kids, seniors, hobbyists, etc.)  Keyword demand vs competition balance  Using Amazon search bar + competitor listings  Validating your idea before creating Lesson 1: Finding the Right Niche & Topic (The Foundation of Success) Most new KDP authors make the same mistake—they create a book first and then try to figure out how to sell it. Successful publishers do the opposite. They start with demand, then build the book around what people are already buying. Let’s break this down step by step. Understanding What Makes a Niche Profitable on KDP A profitable niche has three things:  People are actively searching for it  Books are already selling consistently  There’s still room for a new, better version You are not looking for a “brilliant idea.” You are looking for a proven demand with opportunity. Good niche example: “Large Print Word Search for Seniors with Easy Puzzles” → Clear audience + clear benefit + proven demand Weak niche example: “Fun Puzzle Book” → Too broad, unclear audience, hard to rank Evergreen vs Trending Niches Understanding this will help you decide if you want steady income or quick wins. Evergreen Niches (Best for Beginners) These sell all year long:  Kids activity books  Word search & puzzle books  Coloring books  Educational workbooks Why they’re great: They provide consistent, predictable sales. Trending / Seasonal Niches These spike at certain times:  Holiday-themed books (Christmas, Halloween)  Back-to-school workbooks  Current trends (AI, mindfulness, etc.) Strategy tip: Use trending niches to boost income, but build your base with evergreen books. Researching Amazon Best Seller Rank (BSR)

@Wendy Koenig See my suggestions in the reply to @Linda Prag

I think you are making it more complicated than necessary. Just go into GPTs and create a new GPT with a new name. Dump in all the instructions, files, etc. from your old two GPTs and now you have a new GPT with the combined capability of your two old ones. As you get more sophisticated, just add new instructions.