Keyword research
Which terms do buyers really use? We research search terms, variations and your audience's language.
On Amazon, shoppers buy what they find on the first page. We optimize your product listings so they appear for the right search terms – and convince once they do.
Which terms do buyers really use? We research search terms, variations and your audience's language.
Title, bullet points and description – with the key terms, but written for people.
Fill the hidden search terms in Seller Central sensibly, without repetition or wasted space.
Image concepts that answer questions and A+ Content that shows your brand.
Many shoppers start their product search directly on Amazon. As on Google, an algorithm decides which products appear at the top. It weighs two things: does the product match the query, and does it sell well? Amazon SEO works on both.
Unlike Google, Amazon is about purchases, not information. A good listing must be found and convince at the same time – within seconds and usually on a phone.
We analyze search terms, competitors and their reviews. Competitors' negative reviews in particular reveal the questions and concerns buyers have – and what your listing should answer better.
The title is the most important text field. It contains brand, product type and key features – readable and without keyword stuffing. We follow your category's rules so the listing isn't suppressed.
Five bullet points with the main reasons to buy: benefit first, then details. Description or A+ Content add usage, contents and brand story.
The main image wins the click, the others win the sale. We develop image concepts with dimensions, use cases and infographics that answer questions before anyone reads.
A new product has no sales and therefore little ranking. Amazon ads bring first sales and reviews; the optimized listing turns clicks into purchases. That's why we also manage Amazon Ads on request.
“With us, you talk directly to the person who builds your project – no sales layer in between.”
Amazon wants to show products that are likely to be bought. Its search therefore considers several groups of factors:
Good copy brings a product into search; convincing images and reviews lead to purchases. Only both together result in lasting good rankings.
In the search results, customers first see your main image. A clear product photo on a white background that shows the item large gets clicked more often. On the product page, further images explain size, use and benefits – ideally in a way that works without text. Since many customers shop on their phones, we always check the effect on small screens.
The research and copy for Amazon can be reused for other channels – your own shop or other marketplaces. We make sure the data is maintained centrally. More on marketplace SEO.
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Amazon mainly shows products that match the query and sell well. Relevance comes from title, bullet points, description and backend search terms. Performance comes from click-through rate, conversion rate, sales, reviews, price and availability.
Amazon only evaluates a limited length in the generic search terms field – currently under 250 bytes. Repetitions, commas and competitors' brand names are unnecessary or not allowed there.
Enhanced product descriptions with images, comparison charts and brand information. It is available to brand owners enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry and can noticeably improve conversion.
When search behavior, competition or your product change – and whenever the conversion rate drops. We review the most important listings regularly instead of rewriting everything at once.
No. Capitalization doesn’t matter for search, and a term doesn’t need to appear more than once. Repetition only takes up space you need for other search terms.
Access to Seller Central or Vendor Central, your product information and – if available – good-quality images. We do the rest in consultation with you.
Partly. Google often shows Amazon product pages in its results, so a good listing with a clear title and convincing description can bring clicks there as well. Your own shop still needs its own optimization.
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