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First ignore anyone telling you AI is the issue. Half the people complaining about AI content are consuming AI daily and don't even realize it. That's not your problem. There are AI-generated coloring books making sales every day and there are human-created coloring books making zero sales every day. People care that it looks good and useful. A few things: The cover quality needs work. Go look at the coloring books actually selling in your category. Compare covers. The image needs to be crisp and professional. Blurry covers kill conversions. You also gave no preview of what's inside. Your title is invisible to the alogorithm. "Renovate Juzi's Home" doesn't match what anyone is searching for. Your title needs your main keyword in it something like "Home Coloring Book for Kids Ages 10-17." That's what Amazon indexes. Your description is not selling anything. It's describing the book, not speaking to a buyer. Coloring books solve a real problem especially for parents. Try something like: "Keep your kids engaged for hours while you finally get a moment to breathe." That's a reason to buy if its for kids. You need your first few reviews, take control of the traffic at the beginning, you cannot rely just on Amazon. Get 5-7 people you trust to actually purchase the book, wait a few days, and leave honest, specific reviews. If you don't have anyone, join facebook groups for your niche, or create a few pins on pinterest. Talk about it where the type of ppl you created the book for are hanging out. Who is it for ? you need to be specific. "Perfect for anyone who loves coloring" = talking to no one. Pick your buyer. If it's kids, talk to their parents. If it's teens, speak their language. Selling 30 copies this month without fixing these things is going to be really hard and I don't want you to be discouraged when that happens. Fix the foundation first, then push. Study this listing, everything I mentioned to you you will see they did: https://a.co/d/01faO2papay attention to how they describe it, they tell a story and used what it's called vivid language, look that up.