Having a high product ranking on Amazon is a great way to increase your sales. To rank successfully on Amazon, it’s important for sellers to understand how Amazon’s search algorithm (called A9) works.

Amazon’s Product Search Algorithm (A9)
Amazon’s product search algorithm is completely different to Google’s. When a buyer searches for a product on Amazon, results are delivered through a two-step process. Firstly, they pull relevant results from their catalogue and then they rank...

Guest blog by Ron from Visiture

Amazon gave everyone, from major brands to stay-at-home parents, the opportunity to earn a lucrative income from selling goods online. The ability for anyone to just decide to start selling a product using Amazon’s user base of over 300 million shoppers and excellent infrastructure has made eCommerce accessible for millions of users.

The opportunity has lured in sellers from all walks of life, and competition to show up in the first pages

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Guest blog post by Paul Johnson, Co-Founder of Seller Labs

We all know the spiel: “You gotta stuff your product listing with as many keywords possible so it will be searchable on Amazon.” Please tell me you don’t still believe this?

Product search has evolved and there are much more effective methods to get your product noticed in search results that don’t include keyword stuffing. We’re going to present them to you with thorough examples and logical explanations.

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If you’re just starting to sell online (i.e. six months or under), then one of the biggest factors you’ve got to be aware of is how their search engine operates. Virtually everyone who grew up in the digital age has some notion of how Google operates, but one of the biggest mistakes you can make is thinking it works similarly to Amazon.

In this post, RepricerExpress will explore Amazon’s Search Engine Page Results (SERP) and how you can tweak it to your own benefit.

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