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Paperback sold via Seller Central; can I link Kindle version?

I am an author and sell several books (printed elsewhere) via Seller Central, with an ASIN (no ISBN, I have a GTIN exemption).

Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP.

Is it possible to link the books so they show on the detail page? If yes, exactly how?

If no, would it make any difference if the print version had an ISBN?

I CANNOT do the print version via KDP since it is spiral bound.

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Paperback sold via Seller Central; can I link Kindle version?

I am an author and sell several books (printed elsewhere) via Seller Central, with an ASIN (no ISBN, I have a GTIN exemption).

Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP.

Is it possible to link the books so they show on the detail page? If yes, exactly how?

If no, would it make any difference if the print version had an ISBN?

I CANNOT do the print version via KDP since it is spiral bound.

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"Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP. "

Good luck. Did you search for help on the Amazon 'help section'?

Since you can't do KDP you appear to be out of luck.

"listing kindle items"

"Seller Assistant

As an Amazon seller, I can provide the following guidance on listing Kindle items:

To list Kindle ebooks and other Kindle content, you can use Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Amazon’s self-publishing platform. [1]

Here are the steps to get started:

Create a Kindle Direct Publishing account using your existing Amazon seller account. [1]

Format your book content in a supported file type like Word, PDF, or ePub. The Kindle Previewer tool can help you ensure proper formatting. [1]

Upload your book manuscript and provide details like the title, author name, description, and keywords. [1]

Set your book’s pricing and royalty options. You can earn up to 70% royalties on Kindle ebook sales. [1]

Publish your book, and it will be available for sale in the Kindle store within 72 hours. [1]

For physical Kindle devices, you can list them on Amazon just like any other product you sell through the Merchant Fulfilled Network (MFN). [2] The listing process is the same as adding other products to your catalog."

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Glenn_Amazon
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Hi there @Seller_HEe7QtbRbk5qC,

If you can demonstrate you are the Author to Amazon you may be able to use Author Central to relate these two ASINs in a Variation. Author Support should be able to assist without issue. Thank you for your understanding.

-Glenn

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Paperback sold via Seller Central; can I link Kindle version?

I am an author and sell several books (printed elsewhere) via Seller Central, with an ASIN (no ISBN, I have a GTIN exemption).

Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP.

Is it possible to link the books so they show on the detail page? If yes, exactly how?

If no, would it make any difference if the print version had an ISBN?

I CANNOT do the print version via KDP since it is spiral bound.

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Paperback sold via Seller Central; can I link Kindle version?

I am an author and sell several books (printed elsewhere) via Seller Central, with an ASIN (no ISBN, I have a GTIN exemption).

Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP.

Is it possible to link the books so they show on the detail page? If yes, exactly how?

If no, would it make any difference if the print version had an ISBN?

I CANNOT do the print version via KDP since it is spiral bound.

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Paperback sold via Seller Central; can I link Kindle version?

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I am an author and sell several books (printed elsewhere) via Seller Central, with an ASIN (no ISBN, I have a GTIN exemption).

Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP.

Is it possible to link the books so they show on the detail page? If yes, exactly how?

If no, would it make any difference if the print version had an ISBN?

I CANNOT do the print version via KDP since it is spiral bound.

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp
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"Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP. "

Good luck. Did you search for help on the Amazon 'help section'?

Since you can't do KDP you appear to be out of luck.

"listing kindle items"

"Seller Assistant

As an Amazon seller, I can provide the following guidance on listing Kindle items:

To list Kindle ebooks and other Kindle content, you can use Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Amazon’s self-publishing platform. [1]

Here are the steps to get started:

Create a Kindle Direct Publishing account using your existing Amazon seller account. [1]

Format your book content in a supported file type like Word, PDF, or ePub. The Kindle Previewer tool can help you ensure proper formatting. [1]

Upload your book manuscript and provide details like the title, author name, description, and keywords. [1]

Set your book’s pricing and royalty options. You can earn up to 70% royalties on Kindle ebook sales. [1]

Publish your book, and it will be available for sale in the Kindle store within 72 hours. [1]

For physical Kindle devices, you can list them on Amazon just like any other product you sell through the Merchant Fulfilled Network (MFN). [2] The listing process is the same as adding other products to your catalog."

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Glenn_Amazon
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Hi there @Seller_HEe7QtbRbk5qC,

If you can demonstrate you are the Author to Amazon you may be able to use Author Central to relate these two ASINs in a Variation. Author Support should be able to assist without issue. Thank you for your understanding.

-Glenn

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp
In reply to: Seller_HEe7QtbRbk5qC's post

"Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP. "

Good luck. Did you search for help on the Amazon 'help section'?

Since you can't do KDP you appear to be out of luck.

"listing kindle items"

"Seller Assistant

As an Amazon seller, I can provide the following guidance on listing Kindle items:

To list Kindle ebooks and other Kindle content, you can use Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Amazon’s self-publishing platform. [1]

Here are the steps to get started:

Create a Kindle Direct Publishing account using your existing Amazon seller account. [1]

Format your book content in a supported file type like Word, PDF, or ePub. The Kindle Previewer tool can help you ensure proper formatting. [1]

Upload your book manuscript and provide details like the title, author name, description, and keywords. [1]

Set your book’s pricing and royalty options. You can earn up to 70% royalties on Kindle ebook sales. [1]

Publish your book, and it will be available for sale in the Kindle store within 72 hours. [1]

For physical Kindle devices, you can list them on Amazon just like any other product you sell through the Merchant Fulfilled Network (MFN). [2] The listing process is the same as adding other products to your catalog."

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp
In reply to: Seller_HEe7QtbRbk5qC's post

"Now, I'd like to add a Kindle version of several of these. I understand that I do the Kindle version via KDP. "

Good luck. Did you search for help on the Amazon 'help section'?

Since you can't do KDP you appear to be out of luck.

"listing kindle items"

"Seller Assistant

As an Amazon seller, I can provide the following guidance on listing Kindle items:

To list Kindle ebooks and other Kindle content, you can use Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Amazon’s self-publishing platform. [1]

Here are the steps to get started:

Create a Kindle Direct Publishing account using your existing Amazon seller account. [1]

Format your book content in a supported file type like Word, PDF, or ePub. The Kindle Previewer tool can help you ensure proper formatting. [1]

Upload your book manuscript and provide details like the title, author name, description, and keywords. [1]

Set your book’s pricing and royalty options. You can earn up to 70% royalties on Kindle ebook sales. [1]

Publish your book, and it will be available for sale in the Kindle store within 72 hours. [1]

For physical Kindle devices, you can list them on Amazon just like any other product you sell through the Merchant Fulfilled Network (MFN). [2] The listing process is the same as adding other products to your catalog."

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Glenn_Amazon
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Hi there @Seller_HEe7QtbRbk5qC,

If you can demonstrate you are the Author to Amazon you may be able to use Author Central to relate these two ASINs in a Variation. Author Support should be able to assist without issue. Thank you for your understanding.

-Glenn

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Glenn_Amazon
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Hi there @Seller_HEe7QtbRbk5qC,

If you can demonstrate you are the Author to Amazon you may be able to use Author Central to relate these two ASINs in a Variation. Author Support should be able to assist without issue. Thank you for your understanding.

-Glenn

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