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To create a direct link to your title's detail page from other websites, add your 10-character Amazon Standard Identification Number (ASIN) to the end of the URL below (in place of the letters "ASIN"). You can find your ASIN under the Availability section when viewing your catalog, or on the title's details under the Title Information section.

Direct link structure:

• Amazon.com: http://www.amazon.com/dp/ASIN
• Amazon.co.jp: http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/ASIN

You may use Amazon trademarks or logos to advertise your titles on another website as long as you follow our Amazon Brand Usage Guidelines. You may not include a link to your own website from within your title's product description on Amazon.

When you publish a title on MOD, Amazon starts merchandising your title for you right away. Places where Amazon markets your titles to customers on the Amazon website may include:

• "More Items to Consider"
• "Customers with Similar Searches Purchased"
• "Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought"

Your title may also appear in Shopping Cart recommendations, "Frequently Bought Together" and many other places on the Amazon website.

Quality is the most important element in generating excitement. The better the title, the more likely it is to sell. But you can maximize excitement by making sure your titles stands out.

1. Create a compelling artwork. You want to create artwork that looks good as a full-sized image and also as a thumbnail, since Amazon shows thumbnail images in search results, automated merchandising, and detail pages.
2. Edit and proofread your description well. Listings filled with typos and grammatical errors may foster negative customer reviews and deter potential sales.
3. Write a compelling description of your title. Your title description gives customers an opportunity to learn about your title before they buy, so this is an opportunity to convince readers to buy your title.
4. Promote your titles online. Connect with potential customer for free over social networks. Create profiles on sites like Facebook and Twitter to promote your titles. You can also create a website for your titles, post on message boards, join user communities, and promote your titles on sites across the Web.
5. Encourage customers to leave reviews. If you're providing a free advance copy of your titles to a potential reviewer, make sure you're both following Customer Review Creation Guidelines for Paid Reviews. You can't require a review in exchange or attempt to influence the review. For more information, see our Community Guidelines.