: Re: Should you get an ISBN even if KDP says they don't need one? I thought that the ISBN was needed to publish all books, but the KDP guide says that they will provide their own Amazon Publishing

If you want to publish elsewhere, you will need to have an ISBN.

Consider the Amazon Publisher number as a national ID card for your book on KDP. It's necessary and only this is necessary on KDP. But if you want it goes on another publication circuit, your book have to got it's passport. It's the ISBN. But you can take it later.

Like Mela said, Amazon will probably give you more visibility if they have exclusivity, at least for some time. But I've to admit it's more a expectation than a certainty.

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