Thank you for this content! on the reviews instead of a name you write "verified amazon purchase" do you recommend that over using a name? Also you aren't using 5 stars over the review, would that potentially get it flagged if I were to have 5 stars over a review?
Hey Sumner, In the video she mentions about using the text inside the images, but wouldn't it be better to write those as text so that amazon can pick some keywords and increase your ranking perhaps? Do you know if the text in A+ content has any benefit to the ranking?
You can stuff the A+ content of each image with keywords to get ranking benefit but yes, you can also gain ranking benefit from keywords within actual text as well. If you have a large master keyword list (likely if you're in a more competitive niche) it could make sense to have more of a mix of images and text. If you are in a less competitive niche where you are able to use up the vast majority/ all of your important keywords through title, backend, bullets, A+ content then I would stick with an image-heavy A+ content template as it looks much better and can convert much better if done correctly.
I thoroughly enjoyed the video and information provided. However, Anna, your website is less than desirable and difficult to navigate, even just to send an email. I would like to see a portfolio of A+ content that your company has done.
Hi Sumner, Your videos are always very informative, thanks. I sent a message to "share it" asking about the A+ content and Anna Akumova but I didn't get any answers. Just letting you know.
Hi Sumner. As stated in the A+ content help page you linked '...A+ content will hide the current plain-text product description.' Does that mean all the terms in my current product description will no longer be indexed unless I include them in the alt text for images in A+ content? Also in the video Anna mentions the importance of telling your brand story in the A+ content. Are we allowed to mention that we do not a percentage to charities? If so can we name those charities? I will probably post this in your Udemy course as well. Thanks again.
Hi Justin! 1. Yes, make sure your important keywords are as alt text in your A+ content 2. Don't delete your "old" description as it's still indexed by Google 3. Submit your A+ content with the mention of charity and it should go through. If there is an error, remove and try again.
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I am having trouble with keywords being accepted. It has an error message with don't use $. I did not use it.
with bullet points talking to amazon but pictures speaking to clients . interesting
Thank you for this content! on the reviews instead of a name you write "verified amazon purchase" do you recommend that over using a name? Also you aren't using 5 stars over the review, would that potentially get it flagged if I were to have 5 stars over a review?
Hey Sumner, In the video she mentions about using the text inside the images, but wouldn't it be better to write those as text so that amazon can pick some keywords and increase your ranking perhaps? Do you know if the text in A+ content has any benefit to the ranking?
You can stuff the A+ content of each image with keywords to get ranking benefit but yes, you can also gain ranking benefit from keywords within actual text as well. If you have a large master keyword list (likely if you're in a more competitive niche) it could make sense to have more of a mix of images and text. If you are in a less competitive niche where you are able to use up the vast majority/ all of your important keywords through title, backend, bullets, A+ content then I would stick with an image-heavy A+ content template as it looks much better and can convert much better if done correctly.
I thoroughly enjoyed the video and information provided. However, Anna, your website is less than desirable and difficult to navigate, even just to send an email. I would like to see a portfolio of A+ content that your company has done.
Hi Sumner, Your videos are always very informative, thanks. I sent a message to "share it" asking about the A+ content and Anna Akumova but I didn't get any answers. Just letting you know.
Hey John! Apparently Anna is no longer with ShareIt Studio which could be why.
@@SumnerHobart Oh I was thinking about that. Any chance you have her contact info? Assuming she is still providing the same services.
Really valuable👌
Does anybody know how many bytes can we crunch in the Alt-text and still be indexed?
I believe it's 100 char per image.
Thank you, Sumner! This video is so helpful 👍
Hi Sumner. As stated in the A+ content help page you linked '...A+ content will hide the current plain-text product description.' Does that mean all the terms in my current product description will no longer be indexed unless I include them in the alt text for images in A+ content? Also in the video Anna mentions the importance of telling your brand story in the A+ content. Are we allowed to mention that we do not a percentage to charities? If so can we name those charities? I will probably post this in your Udemy course as well. Thanks again.
Hi Justin!
1. Yes, make sure your important keywords are as alt text in your A+ content
2. Don't delete your "old" description as it's still indexed by Google
3. Submit your A+ content with the mention of charity and it should go through. If there is an error, remove and try again.
@@SumnerHobart Thanks Sumner