[Small Business Deals] October 2025 Edition

What in the world just happened now that it’s time for another Small Business Deals: October 2025 Edition post?

Time sure does fly by rather quickly when you’re busy working on something.

Now that we have only a few months left before 2025 is officially over, it can mean it’ll be a sprint to the finish line.

Whether I can get all the things I planned done is something that I don’t know.

But in all honesty, I’m also excited to see how far I manage to accomplish thus far.

Despite all the busyness I’m going through right now, I also have a few product and service ideas that I’d like to implement.

While one of them seems to come out at the spur of the moment, the other one is something that I had in mind for the longest time.

I can’t say for sure if I have the time to implement both of them.

Even if I can’t, it’ll be good if it’s only just one idea that I get to implement before the year ends.

I’ll let you know about it once I have a concrete plan for it.

In the meantime, let’s have a look at what’s in store for you in this month’s Small Business Deals: October 2025 Edition post.

Don’t let your hard work get buried by the Amazon algorithm with Publisher Rocket

When it comes to optimizing your Amazon book page, you may think that having the right keywords is crucial.

After all, that’s how the Amazon algorithm found your book and recommends it to your target readers.

And if you’re using Amazon ads, that’s also how your ads appear on the right book page.

But here’s the thing that many of us are unaware of – the Amazon’s tendency to create ghost categories.

To be honest, I’m just as puzzled as you are about why these ghost categories exist.

But one thing I know for sure is your book will never get found if it’s in those ghost categories.

So, how do you know if the book categories are ghost categories or the real ones?

The best way to go about it is none other than to use Publisher Rocket, of course.

Not only can it help you identify the real categories. But it will provide you with insight into how your chosen categories perform.

It can be things like the average price of the book in that category and how the category performs overall, sales-wise.

Of course, you can use it to find profitable keywords for your book page and Amazon ads as well.

While you can get Publisher Rocket with a lifetime fee, there’s a big chance it won’t be available for long.

After all, they’ve been hinting that they’ll change it to the annual subscription fee for quite some time already.

If you’d like to get Publisher Rocket while they still offer you the lifetime fee, you can get it right here:

Create a professional-looking author website with the Divi theme

I admit it’s no secret here that I’ve been using the Divi theme for more than a decade at this point.

But the reason I still recommend the Divi theme to this day is because of how flexible it is to create the look and feel of your website without writing a single code.

All you need is your imagination on how you want your website to look, and start creating the layout with Divi modules from there.

Don’t know what sort of look and feel you want for your website?

Well, you can use the premade layouts and make the modifications from there.

But what if you don’t want to do the designing yourself?

You can use Divi AI to do the job for you.

While I have yet to give Divi AI a try, it looks promising based on the Divi AI demo I’ve seen.

Just to be clear, I was lucky enough to have access to Divi AI before they changed their subscription plans.

So, you may need to get the Divi AI separately since it doesn’t come with the theme.

Even with that, I still recommend giving the Divi theme a try.

Wondering if the Divi theme is right for you?

You can learn more about the Divi theme right here:

See the Divi theme for yourself

Of course, you can also read this post right here if you’re curious about my experience with using the Divi theme.