If long-tail has no volume, that’s normal in tight categories.
But don’t sleep on ’em completely — they convert better and build your keyword history ...
On free design tools – Canva’s free tier and Pexels (for stock photos) are total lifesavers for A+ content and post images. No need to hire a designer...
I had the exact same problem. The fix for me was using a flat file to refresh the category and then asking Seller Support to manually update it. After...
Quick question—if I'm already bidding on an exact match for a high-volume keyword, should I also run phrase and broad matches for the same term? Or wi...
This is the first time I’ve actually felt like leaving a comment. Thank you for putting into words exactly the struggles I’ve been having with my ads ...
Quick question: When targeting my own ASINs – is that really necessary, or just Amazon’s way to get more ad spend? I’ve always thought it was a waste,...
On store‑level throttling – no, Amazon doesn't cap you
Amazon is product‑first, not store‑first. They don't limit your traffic just because you alread...
From my tests:
Phrase match naturally leans toward Rest of Search
Exact match + high multiplier = best for Top of Search
Broad and auto almost never h...
First, figure out if the traffic drop is just you or the whole category. Check top competitors' sales – if they're also down, it's a market trend. If ...
I focus on one color + one size in auto campaigns to harvest keywords.
Sales from ads naturally pull other sizes.
Test 2 weeks, then scale winners.
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Super helpful for a beginner like me, thank you!I recently launched Automatic ads with Fixed Bids — only Close Match + Substitutes. Results so far: • ...
Ad strategy for new products
The old advice "just increase bids" often fails now. Try this instead:
Dynamic bids – up and down – This lets Amazon adj...
At $9.99 price point with $1–2 CPC, ACOS will naturally be high. You can’t fix that with ads alone — you need to look at your listing.
Start with conv...
Honestly, the old logic was: once your product is decent, you push natural ranking with exact match, and use broad/phrase to discover terms or grab ch...
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