When it comes to selling on Amazon,
It's IMPORTANT to understand that Amazon’s primary goal is to generate revenue. 💰💰
This means that even if you have a high bid, your ad may not qualify for top search results if your listing isn't profitable for Amazon.
Factors such as low ratings, a low conversion rate, and poor product performance can all contribute to a listing not being profitable for the platform (Amazon).
In these cases, Amazon may choose to give the real estate (top of the search, product page, related searches) to another seller who can generate more money for them.
To increase your chances of being shown on the search page for a particular search term, there are a few factors to consider.
These include the keywords you use to target potential customers, the relevance of your product based on how it is described on the product detail page, and how your product is performing in terms of sales, reviews, and ratings.
It's crucial to invest time in keyword research before launching a product, as this can help ensure that you are targeting the right audience and using the most effective keywords.
There are several tools available to assist with keyword research, such as Data Dive by Brandon Young, Helium 10, Jungle Scout, or outsourcing the work to a professional.
If you haven't done thorough keyword research, it may be advisable to allocate a higher budget to auto, broad, and phrase match campaigns.
These types of campaigns allow for some flexibility in the keywords that trigger your ad to be shown.
However, if you have a strong list of relevant keywords, an exact match campaign may be more effective.
Cheers!
Amir
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