Amazon SEO and listing optimization that ranks and converts.

On Google, ranking is mostly about relevance and authority. On Amazon, the algorithm is deciding which listing is most likely to sell to the person searching. Relevance still gets you into the results — if the keyword is not in your listing, you generally will not rank for it — but conversion rate, sales velocity, price, reviews and stock all influence where you sit once you are there.

If you want to start on your own, our free Amazon keyword tool turns a product phrase into grouped keyword ideas you can check against Amazon’s own search bar.

That is why we do not treat listing work as copywriting. Keyword research sets what the listing has to cover, the rewrite makes it persuasive to a shopper on a phone, and we change it in measured steps so we can see what each change did.

How this works alongside Amazon PPC

They are different jobs that feed each other, and we do not pretend one is the other. Advertising buys placement immediately; listing work decides how many of those clicks turn into orders, and whether you hold organic position once the ads stop. A listing that converts makes the same ad budget go further — and the search-term data from your campaigns is one of the better sources of keywords worth optimising for. If PPC is in scope, that is Amazon PPC management, which sits in the same $999 plan.

Who this suits

Brands with a product that already sells but a listing that has not been revisited since launch, sellers whose category has moved on around them, and anyone who suspects they are invisible for the terms that actually matter. It is a poor fit if the underlying problem is price, margin or a product nobody is searching for — we will tell you that after the audit rather than bill you for listing work that cannot fix it.