Amazon Legends Podcast

Using The Search Query Performance to Increase Market Share – Part I - Francisco Valadez - Amazon Legends - Episode #221

April 04, 2023 Nick Uresin Episode 221
Amazon Legends Podcast
Using The Search Query Performance to Increase Market Share – Part I - Francisco Valadez - Amazon Legends - Episode #221
Show Notes

The guest on today's episode is Francisco Valadez. He is a Monterrey Tech (ITESM) graduate in Mexico with a Bachelor’s in International Business. He has spent most of his career as an entrepreneur involved in retail, wholesale, and private-label projects. He has led companies from humble beginnings to successful acquisitions. He got his start in eCommerce as part of a shoe company that sells through brick-and-mortar retail, department stores, and its own website. Most recently, Francisco fell down the Amazon rabbit hole while helping a company set up their own Amazon business. From that day on, Francisco has been 100% focused on Amazon retail. He has ample experience in Seller Central and has proven his understanding of successful strategies to grow a brand’s online retail presence. In today’s episode, he discusses using the search query performance to increase market share.

Takeaways:

  • You can add up to 100 characters in the alt text section of the A+ content images to improve SEO for the A+ content pages.
  • It is recommended to have at least 1500 words in the crawlable part of the A+ content pages.
  • If you can highlight a text from a section that is crawlable by search engines.
  • The brand store meta description on the A+ content pages will be indexed by Google.
  • An Amazon seller should analyze the correlation between clicks, add carts, purchases, and overall impressions, focus on relevant keywords with good conversion rates, and address pricing or image-related issues to increase sales, while also considering the profitability of their impression share strategy.
Quote of the Show: First, we want to understand the % share of the impression for a keyword. That means how many times your listing appears for that search term. Then we want to understand how many clicks we are getting from those appearances.   


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