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Your advanced course will cover:
⢠The SEO landscape
⢠On page SEO
o Keywords
o Site architecture & navigation
o Voice tags
⢠SEO tools
o Google analytics
o AWS
o Google AdWords
o Google webmaster tools
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Itinerary (Part 2)
Your advanced course will cover:
⢠Auditing
o Content
o Accessibility
o AWS
⢠Keyword research and competitor
analysis
o Keyword value and relevance
o Analysing competition
o Competitor analysis & excel
o Identifying opportunities
Amazon SEOTraining
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Itinerary (Part 3)
Your advanced course will cover:
⢠Optimising content for SEO
o The Google Panda update
o Causes of duplication
o Content structure
o Content hubs
o Making content shareable
o Creating a content strategy
⢠SEO business solutions
o Requirements for ecommerce
o Google merchant feed
o Mobile search
o Brand management
⢠Off page SEO
o Zero moment of truth
Amazon SEOTraining
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Itinerary (Part 4)
Your advanced course will cover:
⢠Advanced link building methods
o Off page ranking factors
o Google Penguin update
o Creative content
o Developing linkable assets
o Seeding strategies
o Paid media
o Assessing site quality
o Digital PR
o Other channels
⢠The future of SEO
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In the US it's 52%. This combined with the rise of
voice search, where Amazon again are crushing it,
means we as SEOs need to be prepared
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Do they care? No! Why not?
Amazonâs absolute
top priority is
showing products to
their visitors that are
most likely to result
in a purchase
They push the best
performing products
to the top to
increase their
exposure which
enables them to
make even more
sales
One thing to
remember,
Amazon holds no
loyalty to sellers
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Donât stack
keywords. Stick to 2-
3 and get them early
in your title
Use characters (| , &
â) to break up your
title into phrases
Finally, try to
optimize your title for
readability for all
different title lengths
on Amazon:
Organic results 115-
144 characters
Ads have around 30-
33 characters
Mobile titles have
between 55-63
characters
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The backend search terms is a safe place to
enter all buyer keywords you may have
missed in your product listing
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Itâs not visible to customers but is indexed by Amazon
Now itâs time to stack your keywords
and you donât even need to worrying about readability
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You are given five fields to populate. Remember only
250 characters are indexed. Do not exceed this!
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âŚ..but if you do, make sure you front-load each field
with the best keywords to ensure they are counted
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Thereâs no need for punctuation, repeated
words, singular or plural words as Amazon
already has got your back on this.
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How do I do keyword research?
Amazon Keyword Tool. Itâs
free to use and it gives you
long tail keywords based
on Amazon suggestions
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Helium 10 â Magnet and Keyword Inspector.
Optimizing Amazon Product Titles: Action Steps
Use Magnet to research the most popular two or three keywords for your
product.
Additionally, use Keyword Inspector to do an âExtensive Reverse ASINâ
search on your top competitor (Or, use a free ASIN Lookup Tool!)
Try to pick a competitor in the top three spots with the most reviews. This
is generally an indication theyâve been selling longer, which will provide
more data.
Once you have these 3-4 sets of data, combine them and remove any
search terms that are irrelevant to your product. Then, use a word and two-
word phrase frequency counter and start writing out your title based on
this frequency.
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Most companies fall back on a pay per click (PPC) strategy to create
visibility for their store. The truth is that PPC costs continue to go
up and once you stop paying for placement, your online presence
can disappear.
Some customers have an inherent distrust of sponsored links,
banners, and other online ads, meaning we canât solely rely on a
PPC strategy â we need organic search too!
That said, PPC is a heavyweight in the ecommerce market, and itâs
important to find a place that suits your brand and your customers.
When implementing PPC:
ďˇ Test ads that compel people to purchase
ďˇ Sell in a unique way
ďˇ Purchase intent keywords
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You drive internal traffic via Amazon PPC and external traffic via outside ads
like Facebook, Google AdWords, etc.
Commonly, AMZ Profit Pro clients will use one of the following strategies for
their external traffic:
â˘Ad to Amazon Listing
â˘Ad to Pre-Sell Page to Amazon Listing
â˘Ad to Squeeze Page to Opt-In for Single Use Discount Code delivered by
email
â˘Ad to Product Sales Funnel
Second, you can use a launch service.
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Donât rely only on Pay Per Click (but also donât forget
it)
Test ads that
compel people
to purchase
Sell in a unique
way
Purchase intent
keywords
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Work With Google
You need GA analysis to help prioritize areas for
improvement
Enable tracking
of your site
search
Count popular
searches
Track clicks
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The first thing to get in place is an email feedback sequence
that communicates with buyers through the buyer-seller
messaging service in seller central.
Two of our favorite tools are:
1.Feedback Genius
2.Sales Backer
With these services, you can write custom email sequences to
your buyers that help develop a customer relationship and ask
for honest feedback and reviews.
If youâd like to launch a discounted product campaign in order
to generate sales and reviews, I highly recommend working
with Snagshout (same company as Feedback Genius).
Iâve had the opportunity to speak with the owner of this
service and was very impressed by his commitment to making
sure their services are always operating within Amazonâs terms
of service.
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The best Amazon SEO tools
Helium 10 â Magnet.- Proactive sales keywords
1.Keyword Inspector. What your competitors are
doing
2.Keywords Everywhere. Google ad keywords
3.Feedback Genius.
4.Sales Backer. Reviews tracker
5. Google Adwords- Search volumes and cpc
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Anecdotal Amazon Search Engine Optimization
Strategies to Help Rank
In this section, Iâve lumped a few ranking factor
observations weâve made that arenât directly
documented by Amazon but seem to have an
impact on the SERP.
1. Consider using Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA).
Items that are Fulfilled by Amazon seem to rank
higher than items Fulfilled by Merchant, all else
being equal.
2. Use brand names in your Amazon product
listings.
It appears a brand name which also happens to
contain the main keywords may help increase
organic rank in search.
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3. Include seller name.
Same as brand name, it appears seller name
may help increase organic rank if it contains the
main keywords for the product.
4. Fill out other fields in the edit product page.
Make sure to fill out all applicable fields in the
edit product page as some of these have been
shown to influence rank position and filtering in
search.
5. Quality photos help rankings and
conversions.
Not only do quality photos that zoom influence
conversions, which certainly impacts rank in
search, it appears that more photos is positively
correlated with rank in the search results.
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Intertwine your email and social
- Have social integrated into your site to build a
community of happy buyers
- Fill in Google My Business, Facebook and Twitter
business forms
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Final Thought What to expect from A11?
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⢠@DanSaunders86
⢠linkedin.com/in/dan-saunders-
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Media acquisition.
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We plan and buy media across
every channel.
Our strength in data science and customer retention differentiates us
from other media agencies.
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CRM.
Retaining customers and retaining growth
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Full service CRM designed to retain and
grow customer value.
Combined with our media offering we offer unprecedented
efficiency in marketing spend.
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We deliver full-service CRM.
Planning, insight, creative, technology, execution
Planning
We combine the math and the
magic of data science and creative
to create highly personalised
customer strategies
Creative
We lift these insights
with creative designed
to nudge behaviour
Insight
Using our Kaleidoscope
methodology we analyse the
customer, campaigns, media and
market to create rounded,
actionable insight
Execution
Campaign management delivered
by agile teams based at Edit or
integrated with your on-site team
Technology
We integrate with your systems or
provide new solutions designed
specifically for your objectives
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Technology.
The art of the possible.
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Technology designed
for marketers.
Our understanding of customer behaviour, journeys, media channels and
touchpoints ensures we deliver technical solutions like no other agency.
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One Consumer.
Personalised experiences co-ordinated
across all touchpoints, fuelled by data
derived insights and executed where the
consumer is interacting
Customer Data Platform Customer Experience Platform
Every interaction with your brand
captured, managed and shared with
security and compliance at the front of
mind
One Conversation.
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Real-time data augmentation.
RESTful API interfaces.
Validate, verify and
correct
PAF, Obscenities,
Standardisation, Email
Validation
Artificial Intelligence/Machine
Learning Predictive Models
Marketing campaign technology
Suppress
Goneaways,
deceased,
Preference, Movers
Teach and Score Mail
Transactional DM
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Self-serve data cleanse and analytics.
⢠New, ultra-fast self-serve capability delivered
via a secure online portal
⢠Utilises the majority of the suppression
products offered through our traditional batch
offering (where we process >250bn records
per annum)
⢠Easy to use interface, point & click process
selection for suppression and preference
services, screening of duplicates, obscenities,
telephone number and email address
structure evaluation
⢠Pura is Secure, developed, hosted and
managed by Edit, user login managed with 2
factor authentication
⢠The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week
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Data science.
Intelligent decisions.
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Data Science powers our
decision making.
Automated machine learning combined with market, client and customer
focussed analysts and an ability to instantly deploy output to any
marketing channel.
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Data scientists are the heart
of our proposition, machine learning
is the head.
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Customer
Segmentation
Profiling
Lifetime value modelling
Legacy modelling
Media
Responder modelling
Forecasting
Attribution modelling
Market
Market sizing
Lookalike modelling
Marketing mix modelling
Campaign
Testing
Optimal offer & frequency
Communication planning
Kaleidoscope+
⢠Faster through automation
⢠Better through higher predictive
accuracy
⢠Brighter through better visualisation
of findings
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The highest levels
of data security.
⢠Held key ISO accreditations
⢠Canât operate without it
⢠Clients now focussed on security
and trust
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Our evolution.
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How four businesses unified to become a force
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⢠Marketing
technology
⢠Enterprise level
database solutions
⢠Technical consultancy
⢠Media planning &
buying
⢠Campaign management
⢠Data science,
automated machine
learning and artificial
intelligence
⢠Full service CRM
⢠Creative studio
⢠Strategic planning
⢠CRM technology
consultancy
⢠SEO
⢠PPC
⢠PR
⢠Site build and
maintenance
The thin red-line of data connects all the specialisms
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The era of relevance
Consumer success demands connective thinking
Marketers need to stop focusing on loyalty and start thinking about relevance, HBR March 2018
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Working across the consumer lifecycle
Connecting brands and consumers through the intelligent application of data
1A w a r e n e s s
2C o n s i d e r a t i o n
4E x p e r i e n c e
5A d v o c a c y
3B u y / c o m m i t
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We influence over
2 billion
consumer interactions.
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British Red Cross, Missing
Maps and Crowd2Map on
Tanzania have
approached Edit to roll
out the prototype
Used Watson to create
a prototype that
identifies and classifies
homesteads in Tanzania
using AI
Dramatically
decreases
response times
for humanitarian
aid
Technology for good.
Google built a search engine so they could sell ads. Amazon built a search engine so they can sell products. That creates a basic difference in how each measures success. Google is successful when you find your answer quickly because you will return, perform more searches, and click on ads. Amazon is successful when you to find a great product at a great price and buy it because you will return and buy more products. Google's search success metrics will revolve around dwell time, click-through-rate, search refinement rate, etc. Amazon can measure success by revenue or gross margin per search. If Amazon can sell more products by rearranging their search results, they will do that.
Because the two search engines measure success differently, the metrics you analyze to predict rankings success change. When optimizing for Google you focus on improving user engagement metrics and building external trust factors, because those factors tell Google that the users it sends to your website will be happy. Happy users equals more money for Google. When optimizing for Amazon, focus on improving conversion rates. More conversions equals more money for Amazon.
Amazonâs A9 and A10âs algorithm uses conversion rate, relevance and customer satisfaction to rank products.
âŚ..Sounds familiar?
Amazon provides a very simple-to-use interface where sellers can populate all the data relevant to their product. Once you know what to put in these fields, it makes it very easy to implement any changes.
However, because A9 is a maturing algorithm, frequent and unpredictable updates are a common point of frustration for many sellers on Amazon.
In turn, Iâve done my best to include the most up-to-date recommendations and tips based on both Amazonâs documentation and our own observations after managing 1000s of Amazon listings.
However, the observations and recommendations I make in this guide are subject to change as A9 evolves. Even the best SEO software and tools canât predict the future.
Therefore, I encourage you to revisit this guide frequently and check the comments section often.
Most companies fall back on a pay per click (PPC) strategy to create visibility for their store, the truth is that PPC costs continue to go up and once you stop paying for placement, your online presence disappears.
You need to remember some customers have an inherent distrust of sponsored links, banners, and other online ads. We canât cannot solely rely on a PPC strategy we need organic search too!
That said, recent Google research shows that when some web sites stopped using AdWords, 89% of the paid clicks did not shift over to organic, SEO clicks. So make sure you do use pay per click in addition to SEO.
Customer reviews: The higher your reviews, the higher Amazon is going to rank you. Like Google, you need to get a few reviews before Amazon starts to rank you against the bigger competitors. No one really can agree on the magic number but from what Iâve seen you need a minimum of 50.
Answered questions: These are essentially what blog posts are to your standard SEO content strategy. The best way to get these are to ask your customers what questions they have after buying your product (Also itâs a good way to try and get a review).
Image size and quality: I canât stress this enough, these must be 1000 x1000 pixels so your buyer can zoom in and you need photos from all the angles of your product.
Price: Because Amazon values buyers over its sellers, it will always push the lowest price to the top, so you need to be auditing your competitors regularly to see what they are charging.
Exit rates: If someone looks at your product then immediately exits the Amazon site, Amazon is not going to be happy and will knock you down. Make sure you are in no way misleading buyers to avoid this.
Bounce rate: Same as the above, if someone lands on your product then leaves quickly to look at someone elseâs, Amazon is going to see you as a hindrance to its buyers and penalise you.
Enable tracking of your site search. Use tools which allow you to see keywords people are searching for within your site, and calculate the revenue they generate.
Count popular searches. They can mean your product is popular and can be profitable. They may also indicate that people are not finding what they came to your site for!
Build dashboards containing actionable information
Social media works well. Endorsements and reviews from happy users or customers will not only enhance your SEO campaign but also boost sales conversions.
Final thoughts
What to expect from Amazonâs A11:
Amazon will probably link with PayPal to cut down on black hat sales and reviews.
Content will probably be more precise, so stick to shorter and clearer titles.
Weâll probably see improved ranking for stores that have their own eCommerce sites but still use Amazon Pay.
CPC is expected to be controlled by relevance score and much more.
Keep a weather eye on the horizon because Amazon is making big moves and I guarantee it wonât be long before you can do your monthly grocery shop, your banking, buy a car and book your holidays on Amazon.
Our proposition in two words. Weâve joined acquisition media and CRM to find and keep the right customers for our clients.
This slide (and the following one) will hopefully not be needed in 6-12 months time once the Edit brand is more well known.
Integrated marketing technology solutions up to the enterprise level
Leading data compliance and security practices
Our technology team enables over a billion consumer interactions
Brands need to recognise their customers and drive more relevant engagement. The challenge is complex journeys with multiple brand-consumer touchpoints
The Edit response:
One consumer⌠a clear understanding of them, fuelled by data⌠what will resonate and what wont?
One conversation⌠a seamless, relevant experience that is delivered anywhere and everywhere they interact.
Technology enables this.
Customer Data Platform â collecting the data breadcrumbs, unifying this through a single consumer identity and making this data easily available for marketing analysis and execution⌠whilst ensuring it is managed in a secure and compliant fashion. The secret sauce? Clear auditability for data lineage (where, when, what, why) and sophisticated matching routines to link people across their interactions.
Customer Experience Platform â co-ordinating the delivery of personalised experiences across all connected channels, fuelled by data and connected to relevant content⌠The secret sauce, multiple technologies from leading vendors, integrated to execute across channels, joined through the customer data platform.
This slide (and the following one) will hopefully not be needed in 6-12 months time once the Edit brand is more well known.
High level overview of services â the point to get across is the authentic depth of specialisms we have within Edit. We do a lot of things and we do them well because we are the coming together of 4 businesses that had their own focus. The thin red-line that joins the disciplines is data â we use it in everything we do.
The notion of âconnectivityâ is important and should be a key part of the tone of voice and language we use when presenting.
We connect disciplines through data and planning, we create a whole much greater than the sum of the parts.
We connect brands with consumers.
We connect our team with the client, aligning expertise and creating peer to peer relationships that help everyone to thrive.
HBR article â essentially this slide highlights the need to be personal and creative in the output we deliver. This means it is all the more important for a marketing director to have confidence that the key pieces of the puzzle are all aligned.
Why have multiple marketing agencies â increasing complexity and risk of knowledge slipping through the gaps, when you could have Edit.
Connectivity is important in a marketing world that must deliver relevance to consumers wherever they engage with brands. This is a difficult thing to do. It requires databases, planners, analysts, creatives, technologists, systems and KPIs to be working in concert, aligned and connected by a common purpose. But it canât feel âroboticâ â personality and creative thought needs to shine through.
We are a connective of specialists who swarm around a problem, quickly creating teams shaped around the client need.
You donât need to brief multiple agencies.
You donât need to worry about knowledge gaps.
You donât need to worry about your data residing with multiple external third parties.
One consumer = personalisation. We understand your customer like no one else.
One conversation = relevance and simplicity. We connect the experiences a consumer has with your brand to create a clear and easily measurable brand/consumer conversation.
One agency = we have this under one roof.
1 & 2 = broadly speaking is our media offering
3 = is CRO work from B3 and consultancy (particularly in data science) around things such as price point, offer/promotion, site location, messaging and tone of voice
4 & 5 = broadly speaking our CRM and social media offering
4 = Brand or product experiences, social activity, PR experiences. Also the planning and activation that goes in to a successful loyalty program
5 = Identifying advocates, treating them differently, using their profiles to improve media activity
This slide is about making the client feel special.
The important point to make is that we want to work with courageous leaders because we know the biggest changes we can make come with the need to drive change in an organization. We can make the client famous, but they need to be ready and able to help influence the business.
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