Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Thanks to a new feature on Publisher Rocket, authors now have the ability to see the percent of books in KU and the percent of book that are published by large publishers in each and every category on Amazon!
Using this information, you can now make better decisions on the level of competitiveness of an Amazon Category, as well as whether or not you should consider entering KU or going wide.
If you don't have Publisher Rocket, you can check that out here:
PublisherRocekt.com
Thanks to a new feature on Publisher Rocket, authors now have the ability to see the percent of books in KU and the percent of book that are published by large publishers in each and every category on Amazon!
Using this information, you can now make better decisions on the level of competitiveness of an Amazon Category, as well as whether or not you should consider entering KU or going wide.
If you don't have Publisher Rocket, you can check that out here:
PublisherRocekt.com
![How to Write a Book in Microsoft Word [Tutorial]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aOS1CNs5ttc/mqdefault.jpg "How to Write a Book in Microsoft Word [Tutorial]
In order to have the best book writing experience with Word, there are some stylings, settings and features writers should use or change, as well as some tips and tricks when using Word for writing a book.
So, in this tutorial we are going to cover how to write a book in Microsoft Word so you get the most out of Word and its capabilities.
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*Timestamps*
Introduction: 0:00
Opening up Word: 1:10
Different Versions of Word: 1:31
Basic Word Settings: 1:56
Writing a Title Page: 2:15
Adding Headers & Footers: 3:20
Chapter Headings: 4:07
Including Scene Breaks: 5:05
Different Writing Views: 5:30
Navigation Pane: 6:00
Locking Your Document: 6:54
More About the Navigation Pane: 7:20
Grammar and Spelling Editor: 7:34
Conclusion: 7:41")
