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Same thing happened to me last month. I took a few PD books down(yes, they were differentiated too) after getting the initial email from KDP, then my account was terminated. I contacted KDP and provided proof that the remainder of my catalog was indeed originals. My account was reinstated within 3 or 4 days.
Go to Author Central and register an account under your DESIRED pen name. You'll want to use a separate email for each pen name (every time you register a new pen name you'll want to use a separate email address) you want to use. NOTE: You WILL have multiple accounts on this site, but they all link to you single KDP account; Click "Add Books".
While I have learned a lot, there is an awful lot of crap being peddled out there too. I knew from beginning that publishing a quality Kindle book "in 30 minutes" was total BS. I stayed far away from most of the questionable methods promoted. I do however use quite a bit of PLR in my Kindle publishing and I thought I'd share my experiences with ...
One) Open An Amazon Account Two) Go To Kindle Direct Publishing Page Three) Fill out Form and Register Your Account Four) Pay Five Dollars on Fiverr For A Cover And Five Dollars For Someone To Format Your Book. Five) Follow Kindle Direct Publishing Instructions
There are plenty of articles on Google about the topic of self publishing on Amazon kpd service. There is plenty of information online and on this forum about kindle publishing, all you have to do is use the search bar and type in kindle direct publishing (KDP) for beginners and you'll find all you can read/research/study about KDP.
Kindle's book cover requirement is more tolerant of smaller covers. Not so with CreateSpace. Also, pay attention to resolution. Here's a PRO TIP: depending on your niche, pay attention to vector art. The most recent Kindle best-sellers I've been involved with use vector or pure text covers. Again, it depends on your niche.
Amazon cracked down on publishing PLR on kindle a while back. Not surprising really, as there were tons of identical PLR books (just different covers and authors). It's best to use completely original content now otherwise you stand a good chance of having your account closed.
Then I created a second, smaller guidebook that I sell both on my own site and on Kindle. That book gets almost 10 sales on Kindle for every direct sale from my site. And, based on my Amazon Affiliate tracking, most of the Kindle buyers are not coming from my site (or they are, but the cookie is expiring before they purchase it).
They have my POD publisher name attached to them. Although, my contract with that publisher states that I retain full rights to my work and the publisher only has non-exclusive rights. So, when I uploaded the Kindle versions of those books on my own, I decided to change the title of one book, so that one sailed through with no problem.
Amazon kindle direct publishing. ... I want to know what is the percentage that Amazon uses of Account ...