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With that out of the way, let’s get to it. Google’s suggestions aren’t the end all, be all, but they are decent enough to get us moving. So Google will also dig up keywords that it thinks are related to our keyword and show us volume data for those, too.

Related keywords: When we type in a keyword, it’s going to be purely guesswork, right? We have no idea whether or not other people are searching for it or not.

After all, why go after something that only gets 20 searches a month? Unless that thing happens to be for thousands of dollars and even one sale would make our month… This number is usually lowballed by Google, as I’ve had ads receive WAY more impressions per day than it should according to what the tool says, but even then, this number is what we will use to initially gauge whether or not a keyword is worth our while or not.

Search volume: For every keyword and location parameter we enter, the Keyword Planner will show us roughly how many people are searching for that exact term every month.

You can ignore the part where they ask you to set up a campaign, and you don’t need to enter billing information, either.įrom the Keyword Planner, we will get two very valuable pieces of data: Follow the next steps and you will be taken to the main dashboard. Just head over to, and sign in with your Google account. To use the Keyword Planner, you will need a Google account that has been set up with Adwords. Still, it’s Amazon that we’re working with, and just being on Amazon lends you a good bit of authority, so hopefully, we can use that to our advantage.įor the bulk of our keyword research, we will be using the Google Keyword Planner Tool.

Search itself is also evolving – search engines are getting smarter and smarter, and if you think ranking is as easy as keyword stuffing and link blasting, you’re gonna have a bad time! Without knowing how and where your customers are looking for you, it’s impossible to get found. Like I mentioned in an earlier post, keyword research is the basis for success in online business. The first edition of #AmazonDomination is about keyword research.

Hopefully by the end of it, we’ll all have a high-ranking page on Amazon’s marketplace that is bringing in a steady stream of orders! I’m really excited about this series, mostly because I’ll be experimenting right alongside you guys.

#AmazonDomination is finally kicking off! Part 1 is about using the Google Keyword Planner to identify a product opportunity with low search competition.

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#AmazonDomination: This series will take you start-to-finish through the process of finding a profitable retail opportunity and successfully capitalizing on it on the Amazon Marketplace.

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