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Junglr’s Elizabeth Greene joins Michael to discuss account practices for Amazon ASIN accounts, and how those practices differ based on account size. They share their thoughts on different activities that scale, campaign structure, how to focus your optimization efforts, and more.
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Episode Highlights
- 0:00 What to expect in this episode
- 10:40 Elizabeth’s Observations With Account Size Differences
- 14:30 What Products Should I Be Optimizing?
- 19:05 Analyzing Outside Your Best Practices
- 21:08 Activities That Scale
- 27:46 Tackling Weak Spots
- 33:23 Analyzing Low Impact Product Practices
- 40:08 Determining Where To Focus Your Time
- 43:05 Final Thoughts
Links & Resources
- Where to find Elizabeth Greene: Junglr – Youtube
- The Problem With Optimizing Low-Converting Products (And How To Solve It)
- What Is A Good Amazon Campaign Naming Structure?
- The Complete Amazon Campaign Types Reference Guide
- Find Your Bid Style: Which Of These 7 Amazon PPC Personalities Are You?
- How Do I Implement N-Gram Analysis On Amazon PPC?
- Case Study: How Do I Fix A Bad Amazon Campaign Structure?
- Why Amazon’s Search Query Performance Dashboard Is Awesome
- 5 Hidden Amazon PPC Ratios
- How Do I Fix My Decreasing Conversion Rate On Amazon Advertising?
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- Host and Executive Producer: Michael Erickson Facchin
- Senior Producer: Nancy Lili Gonzalez
- Podcast Coordinator: Catherine Cardenas
- Video and Audio Editor: Pedro Moreno
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