A simple card can make a difference. It shows appreciation, gives customers quick care or usage tips, and offers a way to reach you if needed. Just avoid asking for “5-star reviews”, that’s against Amazon TOS. It’s a small gesture, but it helps set the right expectations and makes the buying experience smoother. For more ways to drive Amazon reviews, check this doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nD9u3035u0kHITqQZxZMGCr-illTHeG2VClYDS2zNyM/edit?usp=drivesdk

The Search Term Report is one of the most valuable reports in Amazon PPC, but most sellers don’t check it enough. It shows the exact phrases shoppers typed before clicking your ad, not just the keywords you targeted. Reviewing it regularly helps you see what’s really working: - Find wasted spend from clicks that don’t convert  - Spot winning keywords that drive profit  - Discover new ranking opportunities 

Just some quick clarification on this statement in step 2 on the google sheet: "2. High Demand: (5 sellers on 1st page doing over $5k per month & 10 or more relevant keywords adding up to more than 10,000+ searches per month)" Does this mean 10k searches per month per individual keyword? Or 10k+ a month overall amongst 10 relevant keywords?

If you’re considering selling pool floats next summer, it’s worth knowing the risks ahead of time. They often fall under safety and compliance requirements (especially when marketed for kids), which can mean extra testing and paperwork. Because they’re inflatable, there’s always the chance of air leaks or damage during shipping, which can lead to higher return rates. They also take up a lot of space, so storage fees can add up, and sales tend to be seasonal with slower turnover in the off months. On top of that, competition in this category is usually pretty tough. With all these factors combined, the challenges often outweigh the potential rewards.

Hey just went to pay for smart scout and it doesn't show that the traffic graph is included is there something I did wrong?