Honestly Sumner you explain in such depth, and all your videos are on point and very beneficial. You are great in explaining things, I learnt so much from you, and whenever I am stuck on something I always watch your video, and without any hassle I understand the next steps thanks to u. ³
Hi Tomas! We're pretty booked up as of now but should have more availability in a couple of weeks. In the meantime feel free to reach out at via social media at any time with anything I can help with.
@@SumnerHobart Ok great. I messaged you on FB. I am having issue My listing doesn't show product category, doesn't show BSR and it's not searchable on Amazon. The support is not helpful to fix the problem.
Hello Sumner. Can you please tell what is the best way to index certain KWs? If I include those KWs in the frontend of my sales copy and start PPC sponsored products manual exact campaigns on those KWs, will it help in indexing? or just including those KWs in frontend is enough to get indexed? I have two variations and both have identical listing content, but one of those variation is not indexed on many KWs. Can you advise how to get that one indexed on those KWs? Thank you.
Best way to index is simply to have those keywords somewhere in your listing either in the title, bullet points, search terms, or description/ A+ content alt text. As long as you search "ASIN + keyword" and see your listing then you are indexed. With variations Amazon will display whichever variant they believe is most likely to convert for a given search query so when you do the search for variation B this could be why you see variation A. I hope this helps!
Super helpful video:) I'm about to launch my first product and one part of my launch plan is rebates using the search find buy method. Would you reccomend using a 2 step url first to index since the product could be on page 20 at first, and then move into the search find buy method? What page would you like to see your product on before you would start the search find buy method? Or does it even matter? Thank you so much
Hi Kim and Erran! For SFB I would recommend for any keyword you wish to rank ask the buyer to search for your keyword with your brand name followed by the keyword. This way you (should) appear as the first search result for that keyword and still gain ranking juice for the keyword itself. A customer actually searching for your product through keywords and then buying is the most powerful. Also, I recommend diversifying your traffic and not just relying on rebates. Consider some Amazon PPC, Google ads, Pinterest content, and influencer partnerships. Amazon likes diversity of traffic and you can ultimately end up paying less. For Google ads and Pinterest ads you can just link directly to your listing without a 2-step url.
@@SumnerHobart Ok awesome...Thank you. Yes for our launch we plan to use our warm audience that we already have, rebates using search find buy, PPC, FB Ads, influencers and a press release:)
@@KIMandERRAN Google ads 100% for beginners. The reason is that you can target people who are in BUYING mode looking for a specific product on Google. With Facebook you're targeting people in SOCIAL mode who aren't looking to buy anything. Facebook ads work well if you can capture email, nurture, and then sell or retargwting ads but not direct from FB to Amazon listing. You can with Google and Pinterest
Awesome content mate, keep it up! Very clear and precise information
Much appreciated! So glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for this video Summer. I love your content!
I am learning so much from you. I also really like your approach
This was a very honest no bs video. Thank you.
Honestly Sumner you explain in such depth, and all your videos are on point and very beneficial. You are great in explaining things, I learnt so much from you, and whenever I am stuck on something I always watch your video, and without any hassle I understand the next steps thanks to u. ³
I am so glad to hear and thank you for your kind words! 🙏
Nice video Summer, thanks
Great to hear and you got it Mekdad!
I truly was searching for indexing and ranking from yesterday, thank you
Great minds think alike! I hope you found it helpful.
@@SumnerHobart haha , please come out with new videos
Great video Sumner. Looking forward to my phone call hahaha
Thank you for this valuable content!
Good video. Thank you. I am trying to schedule 1-ON-1 CALL with you but there is not any time slot available. How could we connect?
Hi Tomas! We're pretty booked up as of now but should have more availability in a couple of weeks. In the meantime feel free to reach out at via social media at any time with anything I can help with.
@@SumnerHobart Ok great. I messaged you on FB. I am having issue My listing doesn't show product category, doesn't show BSR and it's not searchable on Amazon. The support is not helpful to fix the problem.
Great content
Awesome to hear Mahmoud!
Hello Sumner.
Can you please tell what is the best way to index certain KWs? If I include those KWs in the frontend of my sales copy and start PPC sponsored products manual exact campaigns on those KWs, will it help in indexing? or just including those KWs in frontend is enough to get indexed?
I have two variations and both have identical listing content, but one of those variation is not indexed on many KWs. Can you advise how to get that one indexed on those KWs?
Thank you.
Best way to index is simply to have those keywords somewhere in your listing either in the title, bullet points, search terms, or description/ A+ content alt text. As long as you search "ASIN + keyword" and see your listing then you are indexed. With variations Amazon will display whichever variant they believe is most likely to convert for a given search query so when you do the search for variation B this could be why you see variation A. I hope this helps!
@@SumnerHobart Thank you Sumner.
So how can I get the variation B to be indexed on same keywords with same content?
Around the 3:50 mark, you search asin + catnip and other products get returned. Why is this? Does the search ignore the asin?
The results show you if the ASIN you entered is indexing for that particular keyword. It doesn't ignore the ASIN it takes it into account.
Thanks but what does catnip have to do with wine stopper? It appears to have totally ignored the asin and search only for catnip.
Super helpful video:) I'm about to launch my first product and one part of my launch plan is rebates using the search find buy method. Would you reccomend using a 2 step url first to index since the product could be on page 20 at first, and then move into the search find buy method?
What page would you like to see your product on before you would start the search find buy method? Or does it even matter?
Thank you so much
Hi Kim and Erran! For SFB I would recommend for any keyword you wish to rank ask the buyer to search for your keyword with your brand name followed by the keyword. This way you (should) appear as the first search result for that keyword and still gain ranking juice for the keyword itself. A customer actually searching for your product through keywords and then buying is the most powerful. Also, I recommend diversifying your traffic and not just relying on rebates. Consider some Amazon PPC, Google ads, Pinterest content, and influencer partnerships. Amazon likes diversity of traffic and you can ultimately end up paying less. For Google ads and Pinterest ads you can just link directly to your listing without a 2-step url.
@@SumnerHobart Ok awesome...Thank you. Yes for our launch we plan to use our warm audience that we already have, rebates using search find buy, PPC, FB Ads, influencers and a press release:)
Do you think using google ads are better than FB ads?
@@KIMandERRAN Google ads 100% for beginners. The reason is that you can target people who are in BUYING mode looking for a specific product on Google. With Facebook you're targeting people in SOCIAL mode who aren't looking to buy anything. Facebook ads work well if you can capture email, nurture, and then sell or retargwting ads but not direct from FB to Amazon listing. You can with Google and Pinterest
@@SumnerHobart ok this is super helpful...thank you:) Do you have a specific training on Google ads in one of your courses?