Today’s course: How to Write Amazon Product Detail Page (PDP) Copy. In this Amazon 101 blog post, we’ll cover how to write a conversion-worthy: Title Bullet points Product description Backend keywords How to Write an Amazon Product Title Think of the product title as your initial sales pitch.
Amazon is testing yet another social-media-like tool on its platform. Dubbed Amazon Inspire, the beta program is an in-app shopping experience where customers can discover products through a personalized feed of shoppable videos and photos. In this post, we’ll cover the basics of Amazon Inspire and
Amazon Storefronts allow online retailers to create a branded presence on Amazon to better connect with shoppers. There are some things to remember when creating an Amazon Storefront that can make all the difference and help you sell more online. What is an Amazon Storefront? An Amazon
A Brand Story we created for one of our clients, Kodiak boots. What is an Amazon Brand Story? Available for both Amazon sellers and vendors, a Brand Story is a complementary marketing feature similar to A+ content. Located just above the A+ on the product detail page
Amazon 101 Table of Contents Content: 1. Title Optimizations 2. Brand Store 3. Email Marketing Campaigns 4. A+ Content 5. Boost Listings with Product Photos 6. Bulk Uploads with File Feeds Advertising + SEO: 7. Amazon Live 8. Understanding DSP 9. SEO / Keyword Optimizations Strategy: 10. Amazon Follow 11. Winning the Buy Box 12. Promotions Resources: 13. Amazon Glossary A to
Detailed step-by-step instructions on how to update your title, bullet points, and product description copy on Amazon Seller Central. Amazon Seller Central. You know what it is. It’s the hub that allows you to access your seller account, manage your sales, and generally run your business
What is Amazon Vendor Central? Amazon Vendor Central is the web portal that 1P Sellers use to run their product listings on the Amazon retail site. Brands that use Vendor Central are exclusively 1P or First Party Sellers, meaning that instead of selling directly on amazon.com,
Our last and final post of this Prime Day Prep series is all about optimizing your content strategy. Content — that is, copy and creative assets — are your bread and butter. It is an essential and highly important cog in the Amazon wheel of
It’s no secret that 2020 saw big changes in consumer spending. With Covid-19 upending everyday life and confining people to their homes, a massive growth occurred in online spending, landing Amazon with even more market share and sales volume. As the dust settles into 2021, there’s
Your social media channels are not only a great way to market products, they are also a valuable tool to help your brand connect with consumers online. Interacting with customers on social media is incredibly important because users are able to provide real-time feedback about
Amazon Posts are an exciting new feature on the platform that help brands reach new audiences, without the need to advertise. We’ve outlined the basics of this feature in Amazon posts 101, but since the beta launch, Amazon has rolled out new updates. Today our