Growing your business is the number 1 priority – but sometimes we hit a wall and find it hard to scale a product or brand. In this article we cover the top tips for boosting your product sales on Amazon.
Tip 1 Price
Of all the different strategies I have tried, from doing 1000+ unit promotions where I give away more than 1000 units for free, to spending thousands of dollars in pay per click, I found one strategy works best and quickly.
It is hard to make a huge difference to your Amazon business in 1 day or 1 week. But over the course of 6 to 12 months, the weekly actions you take can have a huge impact.
Amazon has a maze of business reports. CashCowPro simplifies and expands on the Amazon reports to give you a better insight into how your Amazon products are actually doing.
In this article we cover the main 7 Amazon reports you need to pay attention to as a seller.
The more people that see your product, the more you will sell. On Amazon the number of page views your product gets is called “Sessions”. Below we will cover the best way to get more people looking at your product page.
If your conversion rate is 10% and you double your page views from 1000 views a month to 2000 a month, you will go from selling 100 units a month to 200.
Tip 1 Markets
If you only have 100 sessions a month, even if you convert 100% that’s only 100 sales. So boosting sessions is one of the fastest and easiest ways to boost net profit and unit sales.
In this article we are going to cover some of the main ways in which you can improve your overall Amazon performance for a specific product.
Amazon uses many factors in its ranking algorithm, including the amount of refunds, so by applying these techniques you will not only perform better, make more profit, but your rank should also improve over time.
In this article we cover the top 5 ways to boost your Amazon profits.
Tip 1 Increase Your Price
The simplest way to increase your profits is simply to increase how much your product sells for. Sometimes an increased price will result in a drop in sales. But often it can have the opposite effect and lead to more sales.