Hi there! Thanks for bringing MINA up here, MINA always come with lot of strategies and beneficial tips for all amazon sellers especially for beginners. I have one question hope you will have time to answer it , . If we stop our campaign due to out of stock, what should be the strategy once restock? Because when we will stop our campaigns we will loose all our history. rerank
Hi Sufyan, thanks for you question. Indeed, once coming back from out of stock we should do what i call "re-launch", a bit more aggressive ppc with bigger bids and budgets. I would also recommend to do that on the KW and in campaigns that were best performing for you before you ran out of stock, and gradually open on all the rest.
@@myobjectivescoding If you mean how many sessions you need to generate 1 sale, you need to know the conversion rate. 100% divided on conversion rate equals to #of sessions for 1 sale for example, conversion is 0.2% that's the same as 0.2 orders from 100 sessions or 0.2% out of 100% 0.2 - 100 1 - x 0.2x=100 x=100/0.2=500
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Hi there! Thanks for bringing MINA up here, MINA always come with lot of strategies and beneficial tips for all amazon sellers especially for beginners.
I have one question hope you will have time to answer it ,
.
If we stop our campaign due to out of stock, what should be the strategy once restock?
Because when we will stop our campaigns we will loose all our history.
rerank
then how we will rerank again when we will have stock again?
Hi Sufyan, thanks for you question. Indeed, once coming back from out of stock we should do what i call "re-launch", a bit more aggressive ppc with bigger bids and budgets. I would also recommend to do that on the KW and in campaigns that were best performing for you before you ran out of stock, and gradually open on all the rest.
@@RPGECOM how do i calculate # of sessions for 1 conversion
@@myobjectivescoding If you mean how many sessions you need to generate 1 sale, you need to know the conversion rate. 100% divided on conversion rate equals to #of sessions for 1 sale
for example, conversion is 0.2%
that's the same as
0.2 orders from 100 sessions or 0.2% out of 100%
0.2 - 100
1 - x
0.2x=100
x=100/0.2=500
Hey there, where should I look my CVR? Should I look into my PPC or in the Business report?
Thank you so much!
For general cvr u can check in the business report and filter by parent asin or child. For poc cvr just calculate manually: (orders/clicks)*100
@@guy4ec Hi there, there's no CVR in business report either parent or child's ASIN :(
Does it have other term in Business Report? I saw "Unit Session Percentage", I'm not pretty sure if that's the other term.
@@BuildABrand-py5wp Yes, exactly, "Unit Session Percentage" is CVR :)
@@RPGECOM Thank you so much, last question what is the math to get "number of sessions for 1 conversion"?
Thank you so much! :)
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