The question is that if I running an auto campaign only at the start and My main keyword is targeted in that auto campaign and some other relevant keywords as well targeted in the auto campaign. What If I create a manual campaign for those main and relevant keywords separately and target them in a separate manual campaign... Will the auto and manual campaigns gonna conflict with each other and which campaign will gonna show up???
@@ensurayyeab7748 As per my knowledge, when you'll create a manual campaign, you have to add keywords of manual campaign in auto campaign as a negative keywords. In this way, there isn't any conflict of two campaigns. I hope it'll be helpful for you!
Hi! can you show us an example of this: "When creating the title for your listing, use five words with a hyphen after each to set your canonical URL for Google"? Also, I thought the title had to start with the brand name? Thanks!
Very Useful....I have basically two questions.. 1--How can we assess the effectiveness of back end search terms that search terms which we entered are working or not...when will be best time to replace them if they are not working? 2-How we can ensure the effectiveness of mobile version of our listing because majority of customers buy through mobile...small % places order through Desktop. What you say about it?
1. You can check your organic rankings on your keywords by putting your own ASIN into a reverse ASIN lookup tool. 2. The best thing to do here would be to check that your listings look good on mobile. Make sure that your images, etc. work with Amazon's mobile layout.
The question is that if I running an auto campaign only at the start and My main keyword is targeted in that auto campaign and some other relevant keywords as well targeted in the auto campaign. What If I create a manual campaign for those main and relevant keywords separately and target them in a separate manual campaign... Will the auto and manual campaigns gonna conflict with each other and which campaign will gonna show up???
conversion of top 5 keywords into spanish and then entering them in back end search terms, this formula will be only used for USA? I thinks its not viable for UK.
Hey, I'm watching this part after finishing Part 0 and it definitely gives more clarity in terms of how to approach the whole thing. One question: I don't see "Search Term" in Vendor central. It has an option of "General KWs" under 'Product Details', want to know if it's the same thing? If not, where can I find the search term in Vendor Central?
Hi Arpit, glad this video gave you more clarity! Yes, on Vendor Central, "Generic keywords" under Product Details is the same as Back End Search Terms.
Text based: Depend on whether the text in your listing (title, description, etc) uses the keywords you're trying to index for. An example would be putting "wine glass" in your title if that's a keyword you want to index for. Relevancy based: Depend on how relevant your listing is for the keywords you're trying to index for. An example would be using "wine glass" as a keyword if your product is in fact a wine glass. Conversion based: Depend on how good your listings are at getting people to convert. Examples of how to improve this would be using high-quality images and rich product descriptions. More info here: www.adbadger.com/blog/starting-amazon-seo/
Question: do you still have to put in the keywords that are already in the copy (title, bullet & description) in the search terms? For example, Product Title: Funny Wine Glass Gag Gift - do you still have to put "funny wine glass gag gift" in the search terms or no?
Thank you for this resourceful episode. I'd like to learn about your experience and ideas about experimenting title through Amazon's Experiment Tool. I've planned a "Title Experiment" for my best selling product but I'd like to learn changing title will effect my rankings? Is there any negatif effect on my rankings? As far as I know changing title has negative effect on rankings and listing scores.
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The question is that if I running an auto campaign only at the start and My main keyword is targeted in that auto campaign and some other relevant keywords as well targeted in the auto campaign.
What If I create a manual campaign for those main and relevant keywords separately and target them in a separate manual campaign...
Will the auto and manual campaigns gonna conflict with each other and which campaign will gonna show up???
@@ensurayyeab7748 As per my knowledge, when you'll create a manual campaign, you have to add keywords of manual campaign in auto campaign as a negative keywords. In this way, there isn't any conflict of two campaigns.
I hope it'll be helpful for you!
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I will put it on this way. "You need PPC sales to get organic sales."
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2nd time to be here because of the My Amazon Guy SEO Course !!! love this collab. ❤
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Great episode
Hi! can you show us an example of this: "When creating the title for your listing, use five words with a hyphen after each to set your canonical URL for Google"? Also, I thought the title had to start with the brand name? Thanks!
Very Useful....I have basically two questions..
1--How can we assess the effectiveness of back end search terms that search terms which we entered are working or not...when will be best time to replace them if they are not working?
2-How we can ensure the effectiveness of mobile version of our listing because majority of customers buy through mobile...small % places order through Desktop. What you say about it?
1. You can check your organic rankings on your keywords by putting your own ASIN into a reverse ASIN lookup tool.
2. The best thing to do here would be to check that your listings look good on mobile. Make sure that your images, etc. work with Amazon's mobile layout.
Very nice video, thank you very much for all the free information.
You're welcome Roel! Keep watching!
for the Canonical url does the dash have to be after the first 5 words? if there are 7 words does this work?
great episode! Learned a lot...God bless!
Thanks for your feedback Beneth! :)
So much value, thanks guys!
No problem, dropping Amazon knowledge bombs is what we do best!
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The question is that if I running an auto campaign only at the start and My main keyword is targeted in that auto campaign and some other relevant keywords as well targeted in the auto campaign.
What If I create a manual campaign for those main and relevant keywords separately and target them in a separate manual campaign...
Will the auto and manual campaigns gonna conflict with each other and which campaign will gonna show up???
conversion of top 5 keywords into spanish and then entering them in back end search terms, this formula will be only used for USA? I thinks its not viable for UK.
Admittedly this would be more useful for US sellers, but the principle still stands. You could do something similar with French or German.
Hey, I'm watching this part after finishing Part 0 and it definitely gives more clarity in terms of how to approach the whole thing.
One question:
I don't see "Search Term" in Vendor central. It has an option of "General KWs" under 'Product Details', want to know if it's the same thing? If not, where can I find the search term in Vendor Central?
Hi Arpit, glad this video gave you more clarity!
Yes, on Vendor Central, "Generic keywords" under Product Details is the same as Back End Search Terms.
Do we need to put in the potential phrases of keywords too in the copy rather than just looking into keywords only? (Text based relevancy)
Can you explain text based, relevancy based and conversion based ranking factors with example.. please.. confused.
Text based: Depend on whether the text in your listing (title, description, etc) uses the keywords you're trying to index for. An example would be putting "wine glass" in your title if that's a keyword you want to index for.
Relevancy based: Depend on how relevant your listing is for the keywords you're trying to index for. An example would be using "wine glass" as a keyword if your product is in fact a wine glass.
Conversion based: Depend on how good your listings are at getting people to convert. Examples of how to improve this would be using high-quality images and rich product descriptions.
More info here: www.adbadger.com/blog/starting-amazon-seo/
@@AdBadgerDen Thanks very much very much
ap per my understanding sellerise is tool which gives on which keywords how many sells are generating
Nice tutorial,
Thank you for watching our episode!
Question: do you still have to put in the keywords that are already in the copy (title, bullet & description) in the search terms? For example, Product Title: Funny Wine Glass Gag Gift - do you still have to put "funny wine glass gag gift" in the search terms or no?
We advised not to put them on the back end search terms anymore. Hope that helps. Thank you.
Awesome video! Do we put spaces between words in the search field? Thank you
Yes we do
Please elaborate on what you say about the Spanish keyword? Would we have to add words in the Spanish language in the backend?
Yes Haseeb. You can include Spanish keywords on the backend. :)
if I have ome of my main keywords in listing title or bullets, then is there any need to use it in backend too?
Thank you for this resourceful episode. I'd like to learn about your experience and ideas about experimenting title through Amazon's Experiment Tool. I've planned a "Title Experiment" for my best selling product but I'd like to learn changing title will effect my rankings? Is there any negatif effect on my rankings? As far as I know changing title has negative effect on rankings and listing scores.
Our Facebook group would love to hear about that and offer you some advice! You can join here: facebook.com/groups/AdBadgerCubs/
@@AdBadgerDen I've send the request, thanks
where is pdf?
Hi are you doing consulting calls for Setup PPC Automation for Adbadger ?
We actually have a mini-course that walks you through how to get started with Ad Badger! Check it out here: th-cam.com/play/PL7t3mNEQ6RO0nWtUC-I7Bfmh4iF3keptE.html
@@AdBadgerDen please use a pop filter
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