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What is Amazon listing optimization?
Modified: by Laura Ojeda MelchorWhen a customer wants to buy something online, the first thing they usually do is search for it on Amazon. But even if hundreds or thousands of products appear in …
How to choose keywords for Amazon
Modified: by Laura Ojeda MelchorUpdated and rewritten by Laura Melchor Picking the right keywords for Amazon is almost as important as selling a top-quality product in the first place. You’re competing with millions and …
If a picture is worth a thousand words, it’s especially true when it comes to e-commerce photos. The first thing your potential customers will look at in your products listings …
Thanks to Ronald Dod of Visiture for providing this guest post about search-engine-optimized product descriptions. Writing search engine-friendly product titles and descriptions is both an art and a science. Unfortunately, …
Since Amazon shoppers can’t hold your product in their hands, they rely on photos to experience an item and decide whether to buy it. That’s why high-quality Amazon product photography …
Split testing is a common method to optimize your Amazon product listings and increase sales. Since there are so many aspects you can test in each listing, split testing can …
Editor’s Note: Thanks to Henson Wu from FeedbackWhiz for the following guest post. Product reviews are an important part of the Amazon marketplace. Almost everyone checks product reviews before making …
Editor’s Note: Thanks to Becky Trowbridge from eComEngine for the following guest post. From establishing buyer trust to influencing search results, building and maintaining a strong Amazon seller reputation is …
Editor’s Note: Thanks to Urtasker for the following guest post. E-commerce is one of the best and most effective ways to earn a return on your investment. And Amazon offers …
What are double-barreled questions? A double-barreled question, also known as a compound question, a double-ended question, or a double-direct question, is a question that touches upon two different issues. However, …