I'm little confused. ST are the most important right after the title, right? So why we should put some spanish kw and other kw not used in the Title and Bullets? On Adbadger Steven said that they can be taken from the kw cloud - so because those clouds show the most popular roots do I just do it for reinforcements? I'm just confused - do I go after one or another or both? I know that this important for SEO but as I said: do I reinforce kw used in other places or enter those that I couldn't find a place for in other places?
Hi Stephen Thanks for the this great video. Is it possible to get product indexation or ranking increasing without PPC. As i have added words and exact phrases by rotations monthly, but ranking seems stable and failed to increase. is it beneficial to add exact match keywords in title, bullets or other attributes or just adds words to increase rankings.
Hey thank you and you're welcome! Having an exact match of the keyword phrase does contribute to increased indexing. Therefore, it is beneficial to add exact match keywords in your product title, bullet points, and other attributes. Adding words alone may not be enough to increase rankings. It's important to optimize your listing with relevant and specific keywords that accurately describe your product. Additionally, regularly monitoring and adjusting your keywords based on search trends and customer behavior can help improve your rankings over time.
@@MyAmazonGuy Thanks for your quick and informative response, somehow i have added phrases in attributes too but unable to still indexed. As i am going with very limited budget for advertising So, is ranking indexing seems hard to crack without PPC.
When it comes to keywords, it is generally not recommended to intentionally include misspelled words in your product listings. While some sellers may argue that including common misspellings can help capture additional search traffic, it is important to prioritize accuracy and professionalism in your listings. Misspelled words can give the impression of carelessness or lower quality, which may negatively impact your brand image and customer trust. As for using tools like Helium 10 to view keyword search frequency for ASINs, it can be a helpful strategy to understand the search volume and popularity of specific keywords. Tools like Helium 10 provide valuable insights into keyword research, including search volume, competition, and other metrics that can help optimize your listings and improve visibility. However, it's important to note that keyword search frequency can fluctuate over time, and it's always recommended to conduct thorough keyword research using multiple tools and sources to get a comprehensive understanding of the market and customer search behavior. Ultimately, the goal should be to find a balance between incorporating relevant and high-performing keywords in your listings while maintaining accurate and professional content.
Thanks for all the content you share! I have a question, from when we optimize the keywords, until they are indexed and the SEO begins to have an impact, how long does it take?
Even the internet activities we perform for fun can be valuable sources of money. I like doing the keyword research, as it tests your logic, it is a mind game, manipulating your keywords and your competitor's keywords. It is like playing a scrabble game, where you need to link words from lettered tiles to create a list of indexed keywords. If the aforementioned set of search engine standards is followed, a website will rank better on search engine results pages (SERP). These recommendations take into account elements like keyword density, backlinking, domain authority, etc. The Amazon SEO businesses use effective search engine optimization techniques to provide your listing the most exposure, which is followed by a greater conversion rate, more sales, and higher ranks. As a business owner, which do you prefer doing: SEM or SEO? Thanks for this informative video.
What a pity, I have to go to sleep. I still have to make money by working. Great content. I do wonder if the information in this video still applies. I just bought your SEO course, filled with great information. Thank you!!!
Hi Stephen thanks for the great content as always! Once we identify our strike zone key words in phase 3 of a launch the goal is to move these up in organic ranking. What is the best way, in your opinion, to do this? Exact match PPC, duplicate key words in title, bullets, alt text, and description to increase the number of uses? Appreciate any advice!
@@MyAmazonGuy Thanks Steven. I was just doing it now and wanted to know, would it be sufficient to use Helium 10s index checker to see if I'm indexed for individual words to then use for the search terms section or would this be a wrong way to do this?
When creating A+ Content do you advise using full images with text within the image or using Amazon's template to add text? Does adding the text using Amazon's template help for SEO? Creating images that contain gives me more flexibility with regards to design but I don't want to hurt my ranking opportunity. Thanks!
Greetings! Just wondering about plurals? You mention that you don't need plurals i.e. "bike" and "bikes". However, in your product keywords you have both "crayon" and "crayons"? Am I missing something? Thanks!
To access the tab with keywords in Seller Central, you can follow these steps: 1. Log in to your Seller Central account. 2. From the main menu, navigate to the "Advertising" tab. 3. Under the "Advertising" tab, select "Campaign Manager." 4. In the Campaign Manager, you should see a submenu on the left-hand side. Click on "Keyword Targeting." 5. This will take you to the keywords tab, where you can manage and optimize your keyword targeting for your advertising campaigns. Please note that the steps may vary slightly depending on the version of Seller Central you are using, but generally, you should be able to access the keyword tab through the Advertising or Campaign Manager sections.
hey love the video, 2 questions: you are saying you put competitor brands in search terms? and when adding key words, do you do it to each child listing or the parent or both?
Does adding keywords to our bullets negatively effect our organic keyword ranking/indexing if we already have a product that is doing well? As well as if we were to add new keywords to the title maybe removing some? We dont want to disrupt our good organic ranking.... but also feel like we could do better with adding more to the title, bullets? Thoughts?
Hi Stephen Couple of questions on this video: 1 - early on, the screen said that the #1 Organic spot gets the most sales. Is this still true over the 4 or so sponsored posts? And especially if the #1 organic product is ALSO in the top 4 sponsored product spots 2 - you didn't mention Platinum keywords, but have them populated. What is the difference?
Answer to # 1: Generally, the products listed in the number one organic spot on Amazon tend to get more sales than those in lower spots. Regarding sponsored products, these are paid placements and are not considered organic listings. Sponsored products can appear at the top of search results, and while they can attract clicks and sales, their placement does not necessarily mean they will outsell organic listings. Answer to # 2: We’d advise focusing on the backend search terms instead. Amazon platinum keywords were once exclusive to platinum merchants. However, these keywords are no longer in use since 2016 when the platform ended its program for Platinum sellers. Although the field is still available and can be filled at the backend, it will probably drive no results.
Hi, How many characters or bits you add on the backend for target audience, intended use, other atributes, subject matter and style specific terms? I have noticed that on most of them I can add up to 500 bits. Do you use comas on any of them as it showed by Amazon on the backend or without comas? Many thank in advance!!! You're a fantastic person and your team too!!! I have used your services for brand registry and everything was smooth and fast.
Hey Man, Thanks for the video very very informativer. I have a question, do i needs to include phrases in my Title and Buller points, or just including the words is good enough?
Hey Steven, Great content! Tnx for sharing your info! My question is, How do you get to that 1:2 ratio for the keywords that you are indexing? Is it a natural result of proper SEO and PPC or do you need to monitor the keywords regularly and target them in your PPC campaign? thank you for your reply!
Hi My amazon guy! Just curious based on the frequency of the keywords, would you place the importance of higher frequent keywords on the title, bullet points then backend search terms, in the exact order of importance? I am asking because i don't know if Amazon thinks the title keywords is the most important vs. backend?
Hello, Amazon's search algorithm considers all product listing fields when determining relevancy and ranking in search results. However, the order of importance can vary depending on the specific search query and the relevance of each field to that query. In general, the title is considered the most important field as it is the first thing customers see when searching and browsing for products. Therefore, it is important to include high-frequency keywords in the title to help customers find your product. The bullet points are also important as they provide a summary of the product's features and benefits. Including high-frequency keywords in the bullet points can help improve your product's relevancy for certain search queries. Backend search terms are less visible to customers but still play a role in improving your product's relevancy and visibility in search results. It's important to include relevant keywords in your backend search terms to help Amazon's search algorithm understand the product's attributes and improve its ranking for relevant search queries. Overall, it's important to optimize all product listing fields for relevant keywords, but prioritizing the title and bullet points can have the greatest impact on improving visibility and sales.
Great video! I get that search terms help you index. But I'm not understanding why you put search terms you're already indexing for back into your search terms field? Is indexing just indexing or are there levels of indexing?
Great video, Steven. I'm working as an Amazon Keyword Researcher and I'm always on the lookout for great tips. Just want to confirm about the back end search terms, for newly launched product, it's all right to repeat important keywords in the backend search terms, then after maybe 3 months, we can remove the duplicate keywords there, Is that correct? Thanks a lot
Hi Stephen, how do you get the advanced view up on amazon in seller central I don’t have that option I can only see the back end keyword input line all the others you have are not there? Thanks
you said fill out the entire key word section on amazon but amazon limits to 1 byte. how many key words fill one byte? i kept filling in key words and got an error message
When it comes to Amazon keyword limits, the limit is not 1 byte, but rather it is typically up to 250 bytes in total for all keywords in the Search Terms field. A byte can be a single character (like "a" or "1") or a special character. So, if you input "Amazon" as a keyword, it consists of 6 characters, thus it would count as 6 bytes. Similarly, a keyword phrase like "high quality" would count as 11 bytes (9 characters and 2 spaces). If you're getting an error message, it could be that your total keywords exceed the byte limit. To fix this, you might need to remove or shorten some of your keywords until you are under the 250 byte limit. Remember, it's not just about quantity. The quality and relevance of your keywords are also very important for your product's visibility and ranking on Amazon.
I now see why as a buyer, it can be so difficult to find what I really want when sellers are selecting so many loosely related terms for their product's search. When I search for something, I get mostly uninteresting items in my search results and sadly Amazon has no boolean operators for advance search to better filter my search results to find what I want. Do you have any advice for buyers to better find the item we're searching for? (I know we can select the department but that also provides limited help.)
hi have a good day.im doing dropshipping in canada i have question. do i need to transfer keywords cerebrro to franker? do i really need this? or doing transfer to cerebro to frank has advantage? have a good day
Friend, taking the time to respond is really valuable, but there is no relation between this answer and my question. I say, misspellings are being auto-corrected, which makes them meaningless. Even if a customer misspells a word, Amazon search results are sorted according to the correct form of the word. In such a case, why would misspelled keywords be valuable?@@MyAmazonGuy
Hi steve, i am facing problem in amazon search bar, i am not able to find my product even with my brand name..whenever i search it shows some other products except mine....could u please help me with this...I tried amazon customer service but they are trash....please respond
Sounds like a type of hidden suppressions, or lack of search volume due to lack of sales. We can def help on a coaching call! myamazonguy.com/book-a-coaching-call/
@@MyAmazonGuy Do I need to update the backend search terms list on the dummy parent listing too ? Do the search term keywords on the dummy parent matter for indexing?
Yes, you can put "ships in 24hrs" in your Amazon product title if you are able to fulfill the order within 24 hours consistently. This can help you attract potential buyers who are looking for products that can be shipped quickly. However, it is important to ensure that you are able to meet the 24-hour shipping promise every time, as failure to do so can result in negative reviews and a decrease in customer satisfaction. th-cam.com/video/T55viEDtrIA/w-d-xo.html
Hey there, great stuff, thank you! By the way - I have actually run into trouble for having competitors' brand names in hidden search terms. Amazon contacted me and asked me to remove them.
So I realize that the keywords in the title that get search priority are the ones after the first few words in the title like almost to the end. And no title words, brands (like TikTok) or repetition in the search terms
Is it correct that the extra fields such as 'Intended Use', 'Target Audience' and 'Other Attributes' is removed by Amazon, as it doesn't show up in my backend Keywords field. Or is this only for certain categories?
Hi, stephen. Thanks for such good video as always. One question, I have in my mind is, should we use our main keyword in search terms as well, as we have already used in title? If we running short of keywords, should we use some keywords that we have already used in our listing content, in our search terms?
@@MyAmazonGuy why only spanish spanish laungauge ? what abiut other the launguages can you please elaborate this I enroll in you SEO course looking forward for you reply. Regards
It's crazy, but all I want to know is how to filter freakin' book search by author name and by title at the same time, because some titels belong to several authors. That's ridiculos that it is not straightforward... What do I miss??
@@MyAmazonGuy I wasn't ranking for my main keywords, couldn't figure out the reason, with your video I realized that I putted only misspellings and Spanish words in the search teams, hope changing that will solve the issue
Hello, Thanks for your video. I wanted to know that how you give Gap in two Search terms Link if how to put Shoes, Laceup, Addidas (With Comma and Space) or like this Shoes. Lace-up. Addidas (With Fullstop and space) or like this Shoes Laceup Addidas (With space only) Waiting for your reply.
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Very nice content for optimizing SEO search terms for amazon.
We have some awesome new seo videos. Myamazonguy.com/seo
Did I hear it right 8:31 as Steven said we could use competitors' brand names in search terms?
I need to remove this. They changed the rules
I'm little confused. ST are the most important right after the title, right? So why we should put some spanish kw and other kw not used in the Title and Bullets? On Adbadger Steven said that they can be taken from the kw cloud - so because those clouds show the most popular roots do I just do it for reinforcements? I'm just confused - do I go after one or another or both? I know that this important for SEO but as I said: do I reinforce kw used in other places or enter those that I couldn't find a place for in other places?
Hi Stephen
Thanks for the this great video. Is it possible to get product indexation or ranking increasing without PPC. As i have added words and exact phrases by rotations monthly, but ranking seems stable and failed to increase. is it beneficial to add exact match keywords in title, bullets or other attributes or just adds words to increase rankings.
Hey thank you and you're welcome!
Having an exact match of the keyword phrase does contribute to increased indexing. Therefore, it is beneficial to add exact match keywords in your product title, bullet points, and other attributes. Adding words alone may not be enough to increase rankings. It's important to optimize your listing with relevant and specific keywords that accurately describe your product. Additionally, regularly monitoring and adjusting your keywords based on search trends and customer behavior can help improve your rankings over time.
@@MyAmazonGuy Thanks for your quick and informative response, somehow i have added phrases in attributes too but unable to still indexed. As i am going with very limited budget for advertising So, is ranking indexing seems hard to crack without PPC.
Thanks!!! Who shot the pictures with your kids? Was it expensive?
Thanks for watching!
key words- are you recommending adding mispelled words? and recommending buying helium10 to view keyword search frequency for ASINs?
When it comes to keywords, it is generally not recommended to intentionally include misspelled words in your product listings. While some sellers may argue that including common misspellings can help capture additional search traffic, it is important to prioritize accuracy and professionalism in your listings. Misspelled words can give the impression of carelessness or lower quality, which may negatively impact your brand image and customer trust.
As for using tools like Helium 10 to view keyword search frequency for ASINs, it can be a helpful strategy to understand the search volume and popularity of specific keywords. Tools like Helium 10 provide valuable insights into keyword research, including search volume, competition, and other metrics that can help optimize your listings and improve visibility.
However, it's important to note that keyword search frequency can fluctuate over time, and it's always recommended to conduct thorough keyword research using multiple tools and sources to get a comprehensive understanding of the market and customer search behavior.
Ultimately, the goal should be to find a balance between incorporating relevant and high-performing keywords in your listings while maintaining accurate and professional content.
Thanks for all the content you share! I have a question, from when we optimize the keywords, until they are indexed and the SEO begins to have an impact, how long does it take?
Soon as sales come in
Even the internet activities we perform for fun can be valuable sources of money. I like doing the keyword research, as it tests your logic, it is a mind game, manipulating your keywords and your competitor's keywords. It is like playing a scrabble game, where you need to link words from lettered tiles to create a list of indexed keywords. If the aforementioned set of search engine standards is followed, a website will rank better on search engine results pages (SERP). These recommendations take into account elements like keyword density, backlinking, domain authority, etc.
The Amazon SEO businesses use effective search engine optimization techniques to provide your listing the most exposure, which is followed by a greater conversion rate, more sales, and higher ranks. As a business owner, which do you prefer doing: SEM or SEO? Thanks for this informative video.
I like seo because it's a long term investment
20:00 Steven how do we know indexing number goes up or down?
You can track it with helium. Sign up with promo code MYAMAZONGUY50 to get 50% off.
What a pity, I have to go to sleep. I still have to make money by working. Great content. I do wonder if the information in this video still applies. I just bought your SEO course, filled with great information. Thank you!!!
This is one of my older ones but the concept is still accurate. The newest info can be found in the SEO courese at mag-school.com
Thank you amazon guy im such a fan ,,,i learn so much in your channel,
Thanks for watching Tony!
Hi Stephen, can we use the title, bullets and description keywords on search terms or not?
Hey Kindly can you share the chrome filter extension you are using as seen at 20:00 in the video
I use DS quick view and helium 10
Hi Stephen thanks for the great content as always! Once we identify our strike zone key words in phase 3 of a launch the goal is to move these up in organic ranking. What is the best way, in your opinion, to do this? Exact match PPC, duplicate key words in title, bullets, alt text, and description to increase the number of uses? Appreciate any advice!
Using the strike terms in the back end search terms, alt text, and copy is the best way
Hey Steven, great video, thank you! I really need to sort my search terms out, can I still use this method?
Yes!
@@MyAmazonGuy Thanks Steven. I was just doing it now and wanted to know, would it be sufficient to use Helium 10s index checker to see if I'm indexed for individual words to then use for the search terms section or would this be a wrong way to do this?
Is it still ok to put competitors brand name in the search terms field? Thanks for all the great content!
Great video Steven, I learned a lot from your videos....God bless!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Do you have a video on how to use Helium 10?
You can check out this video: th-cam.com/video/J1g8AppC6i4/w-d-xo.html
What was the Chrome extension you are using that shows on the top of the AMZ page please? We use H10 but that one looks interesting. Thanks.
Paul,
We are also using Helium 10.
When creating A+ Content do you advise using full images with text within the image or using Amazon's template to add text? Does adding the text using Amazon's template help for SEO? Creating images that contain gives me more flexibility with regards to design but I don't want to hurt my ranking opportunity. Thanks!
Images are important for conversion, Text important for search engine optimization have a good amount of crawlable text outside of images.
Greetings! Just wondering about plurals? You mention that you don't need plurals i.e. "bike" and "bikes". However, in your product keywords you have both "crayon" and "crayons"? Am I missing something? Thanks!
Mixed bag on this. Search term field only room for one. On listing go for exact match
hi how did you go to the tab w keywords (the pad from main menu in seller central please 😭)
ill really appreciate that 🙏
To access the tab with keywords in Seller Central, you can follow these steps:
1. Log in to your Seller Central account.
2. From the main menu, navigate to the "Advertising" tab.
3. Under the "Advertising" tab, select "Campaign Manager."
4. In the Campaign Manager, you should see a submenu on the left-hand side. Click on "Keyword Targeting."
5. This will take you to the keywords tab, where you can manage and optimize your keyword targeting for your advertising campaigns.
Please note that the steps may vary slightly depending on the version of Seller Central you are using, but generally, you should be able to access the keyword tab through the Advertising or Campaign Manager sections.
hey love the video, 2 questions: you are saying you put competitor brands in search terms? and when adding key words, do you do it to each child listing or the parent or both?
Bit of a no-no at time of this comment to add competitor brand names. Can cause a listing yank now a days. With keywords, add to childs.
Does adding keywords to our bullets negatively effect our organic keyword ranking/indexing if we already have a product that is doing well? As well as if we were to add new keywords to the title maybe removing some? We dont want to disrupt our good organic ranking.... but also feel like we could do better with adding more to the title, bullets? Thoughts?
Safe to change any attribute for SEO purposes. You will gain additional indexing.
Hi Stephen
Couple of questions on this video:
1 - early on, the screen said that the #1 Organic spot gets the most sales. Is this still true over the 4 or so sponsored posts? And especially if the #1 organic product is ALSO in the top 4 sponsored product spots
2 - you didn't mention Platinum keywords, but have them populated. What is the difference?
Answer to # 1:
Generally, the products listed in the number one organic spot on Amazon tend to get more sales than those in lower spots.
Regarding sponsored products, these are paid placements and are not considered organic listings. Sponsored products can appear at the top of search results, and while they can attract clicks and sales, their placement does not necessarily mean they will outsell organic listings.
Answer to # 2:
We’d advise focusing on the backend search terms instead. Amazon platinum keywords were once exclusive to platinum merchants. However, these keywords are no longer in use since 2016 when the platform ended its program for Platinum sellers. Although the field is still available and can be filled at the backend, it will probably drive no results.
Hi,
How many characters or bits you add on the backend for target audience, intended use, other atributes, subject matter and style specific terms? I have noticed that on most of them I can add up to 500 bits.
Do you use comas on any of them as it showed by Amazon on the backend or without comas?
Many thank in advance!!!
You're a fantastic person and your team too!!!
I have used your services for brand registry and everything was smooth and fast.
500 bytes. No commas
Does ranking a movie rental ASIN work the same way with Amazon SEO as more typical Amazon Products / Items?
In theory yes but I've never done that category
Hey Man, Thanks for the video very very informativer. I have a question, do i needs to include phrases in my Title and Buller points, or just including the words is good enough?
Put keywords everywhere you can. Try to avoid looking like you're stuffing. But it will help greatly for indexing.
yeah , keyword ina proper manner where they can fit. because amazon algo is searching and matching keywords to show in search results
Hey Steven, Great content! Tnx for sharing your info!
My question is, How do you get to that 1:2 ratio for the keywords that you are indexing? Is it a natural result of proper SEO and PPC or do you need to monitor the keywords regularly and target them in your PPC campaign? thank you for your reply!
Natural end result. Usually most listings lack seo because they didn't put copy in the a+ content
Should we type keywords by separating with commas or just make a space ?
Back end no comma
Hey great video..!! How many keywords we must add? what will happen if we copy paste entire dump of key words ?
250 bytes. Copy and paste are ok
Hi My amazon guy! Just curious based on the frequency of the keywords, would you place the importance of higher frequent keywords on the title, bullet points then backend search terms, in the exact order of importance? I am asking because i don't know if Amazon thinks the title keywords is the most important vs. backend?
Hello, Amazon's search algorithm considers all product listing fields when determining relevancy and ranking in search results. However, the order of importance can vary depending on the specific search query and the relevance of each field to that query.
In general, the title is considered the most important field as it is the first thing customers see when searching and browsing for products. Therefore, it is important to include high-frequency keywords in the title to help customers find your product.
The bullet points are also important as they provide a summary of the product's features and benefits. Including high-frequency keywords in the bullet points can help improve your product's relevancy for certain search queries.
Backend search terms are less visible to customers but still play a role in improving your product's relevancy and visibility in search results. It's important to include relevant keywords in your backend search terms to help Amazon's search algorithm understand the product's attributes and improve its ranking for relevant search queries.
Overall, it's important to optimize all product listing fields for relevant keywords, but prioritizing the title and bullet points can have the greatest impact on improving visibility and sales.
As Amazon has updated the search term guidlines again. Would you like to do another video on that?
can you reference me which update you are referring to?
Great video! I get that search terms help you index. But I'm not understanding why you put search terms you're already indexing for back into your search terms field? Is indexing just indexing or are there levels of indexing?
There are levels to indexing. Title is weighted most heavily followed by Bullets then backend search terms.
Great video, Steven. I'm working as an Amazon Keyword Researcher and I'm always on the lookout for great tips. Just want to confirm about the back end search terms, for newly launched product, it's all right to repeat important keywords in the backend search terms, then after maybe 3 months, we can remove the duplicate keywords there, Is that correct? Thanks a lot
No duplicates in the search term field itself, but duplicate keywords that are already in the title on both yes
Hi Stephen, how do you get the advanced view up on amazon in seller central I don’t have that option I can only see the back end keyword input line all the others you have are not there? Thanks
The UI changed. Your UI is just fine, nothing to worry about. It's not just the search term field.
Are search terms done at the parent level, or can each child variation have its own search terms and SEO? Thanks for all the great content!
Aj - I speculate there's some value in doing it at the child level based on my testing. But official documents often suggest parent level.
you said fill out the entire key word section on amazon but amazon limits to 1 byte. how many key words fill one byte? i kept filling in key words and got an error message
When it comes to Amazon keyword limits, the limit is not 1 byte, but rather it is typically up to 250 bytes in total for all keywords in the Search Terms field. A byte can be a single character (like "a" or "1") or a special character.
So, if you input "Amazon" as a keyword, it consists of 6 characters, thus it would count as 6 bytes. Similarly, a keyword phrase like "high quality" would count as 11 bytes (9 characters and 2 spaces).
If you're getting an error message, it could be that your total keywords exceed the byte limit. To fix this, you might need to remove or shorten some of your keywords until you are under the 250 byte limit.
Remember, it's not just about quantity. The quality and relevance of your keywords are also very important for your product's visibility and ranking on Amazon.
Should I include my brand name as part of my canonical URL for my first listing?
Generally not for new brands no
I now see why as a buyer, it can be so difficult to find what I really want when sellers are selecting so many loosely related terms for their product's search. When I search for something, I get mostly uninteresting items in my search results and sadly Amazon has no boolean operators for advance search to better filter my search results to find what I want. Do you have any advice for buyers to better find the item we're searching for? (I know we can select the department but that also provides limited help.)
This is a tough one. Could boolean it on Google for Amazon domain
hi have a good day.im doing dropshipping in canada
i have question. do i need to transfer keywords cerebrro to franker? do i really need this? or doing transfer to cerebro to frank has advantage?
have a good day
Still helpful on dropship items so yes relatively easy
Hi, why include misspellings if Amazon auto-corrects them in customer searches?
To rank better and gain traffic your competitors don't
Friend, taking the time to respond is really valuable, but there is no relation between this answer and my question. I say, misspellings are being auto-corrected, which makes them meaningless. Even if a customer misspells a word, Amazon search results are sorted according to the correct form of the word. In such a case, why would misspelled keywords be valuable?@@MyAmazonGuy
Hi steve, i am facing problem in amazon search bar, i am not able to find my product even with my brand name..whenever i search it shows some other products except mine....could u please help me with this...I tried amazon customer service but they are trash....please respond
Did you open a case with Amazon seller Support? If yes, Can I see the Amazon seller support response?
Sounds like a type of hidden suppressions, or lack of search volume due to lack of sales. We can def help on a coaching call! myamazonguy.com/book-a-coaching-call/
If I have a product without multiple variations, is it a best practice to put in unique backend search terms for each variation?
Yes. It's not critical if it's just size variations.
@@MyAmazonGuy Do I need to update the backend search terms list on the dummy parent listing too ? Do the search term keywords on the dummy parent matter for indexing?
Hi do you provide a service for creating a listing?
Hello Ali, yes we do have it, you may want to check our services for listings here: myamazonguy.com/end-to-end-listing/
Great Video 🙌🏻
Glad you liked it! Always be in the lookout for our new video uploads.
You can also find more information in our website: myamazonguy.com.
Great vid, would a word like wood-fired be considered a duplicate of wood fired or should I add both because the first is linked with a hyphen? Thanks
Duplicate
Where is this tool now on amazon seller, to show you the pink keywords that aren't optimized in your backend?
They got rid of it in favor of brand analytics
can I put the " ships in 24hrs in my title?
Yes, you can put "ships in 24hrs" in your Amazon product title if you are able to fulfill the order within 24 hours consistently. This can help you attract potential buyers who are looking for products that can be shipped quickly. However, it is important to ensure that you are able to meet the 24-hour shipping promise every time, as failure to do so can result in negative reviews and a decrease in customer satisfaction.
th-cam.com/video/T55viEDtrIA/w-d-xo.html
Hey there, great stuff, thank you! By the way - I have actually run into trouble for having competitors' brand names in hidden search terms. Amazon contacted me and asked me to remove them.
This got updated, you are correct it's a no go now.
Hi Max, can I use brand names on the search terms?
No, this is a cardinal sin on Amazon
What pisses me off is the new amazon listings only have a 'search terms' option for keywords. Any way to get back the subject matter options etc?
No. Amazon didn't see value in the data so they removed it.
So I realize that the keywords in the title that get search priority are the ones after the first few words in the title like almost to the end. And no title words, brands (like TikTok) or repetition in the search terms
Thank you for sharing this video. Great content.
Binge watching today!
Thank you Steven for sharing your knowledge in Amazon SEO
We also just released an SEO course at mag-school.com!
Learned a lot from your video. Thank you!
Our pleasure
I dont see brand dashboard, How can i enable that?
Check user permissions
Is it correct that the extra fields such as 'Intended Use', 'Target Audience' and 'Other Attributes' is removed by Amazon, as it doesn't show up in my backend Keywords field. Or is this only for certain categories?
Yes, these went way of the dodo bird.
@@MyAmazonGuy lol
Hi, stephen. Thanks for such good video as always. One question, I have in my mind is, should we use our main keyword in search terms as well, as we have already used in title? If we running short of keywords, should we use some keywords that we have already used in our listing content, in our search terms?
Search terms are for Spanish, misspellings, long tail keywords, etc
@@MyAmazonGuy why only spanish spanish laungauge ? what abiut other the launguages can you please elaborate this I enroll in you SEO course looking forward for you reply. Regards
Hello My Amazon Guy, I have one doubt that can I use competitor branded keyword for search term?
No longer can do this. Will get suppressed.
So,@@MyAmazonGuy listing suppressed for this reason?
watched your video for the first time and I am so much behind and don't understand most of the things you have said, I need your help please
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Great content! Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
thank you I needed this!
Thanks for watching Nancy!
Super helpful thanks!
Thanks for watching Carl!
Thank you for the content.
You're very welcome
I thought amazon didn't let you put misspellings in the search terms?
Confirming its kosher.
Amazon says there is “no need for misspellings”
It's crazy, but all I want to know is how to filter freakin' book search by author name and by title at the same time, because some titels belong to several authors. That's ridiculos that it is not straightforward... What do I miss??
I’ll get back with you on this
THANK YOU.
Thanks for watching!
Does it possible to write weed , cannabies, etc, on amazon search terms ??
While not as risky as copy, I would still be careful in doing so. Very volatile category
Does this still work in 2024?
why 20-50 ?
awesome
Thanks Alex!
crayon is crayola in spanish
didn't know this... good tip
Just realized my backend is really shitty, thanks
Amazon is iterative. Can always be improved!
@@MyAmazonGuy I wasn't ranking for my main keywords, couldn't figure out the reason, with your video I realized that I putted only misspellings and Spanish words in the search teams, hope changing that will solve the issue
I may need your help so please send me a quote.
contact us at myAmazonGuy.com/contact
Can you lend me your video
Can you clarify?
Hello, Thanks for your video. I wanted to know that how you give Gap in two Search terms Link if how to put Shoes, Laceup, Addidas (With Comma and Space) or like this Shoes. Lace-up. Addidas (With Fullstop and space) or like this Shoes Laceup Addidas (With space only) Waiting for your reply.
In search terms just use space no hyphens or commas.
this is helpful. thank you
You're hitting all my SEO videos!
@@MyAmazonGuy Yeaaah. I'm currently taking the MAG SEO course, so I had to rewatch all of these videos. 😊