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HOW DOES PPC WORK

Hello! I am a new seller on Amazon and i don't quite understand how does ppc work, because every person i talk to leads me to a page that i don't have. Amazon only gives me the option of Prime Discounts, so... I want to know if i maybe need brand registry or another level of selling... could someone help me please?

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HOW DOES PPC WORK

Hello! I am a new seller on Amazon and i don't quite understand how does ppc work, because every person i talk to leads me to a page that i don't have. Amazon only gives me the option of Prime Discounts, so... I want to know if i maybe need brand registry or another level of selling... could someone help me please?

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PPC stands for Pay Per Click.

Its like a huge game. The object of the game is to have better expectations than your opponent.

For example,

Lets say you are selling an Apple. Your first task is to find out what keywords you are relevant for...its not always so easy. It could be "Tasty Apples" or "Ripe Apples" or any other variation. But you wont get any exposure if you try advertising "Coca-cola" for example.

You will gain exposure to Amazon customers. Exposure is called "impressions" in the PPC world.

You have an apple. You must determine if this apple is more appealing than your opponents apple. If you think its gonna be a super appealing apple, you should try to pay for exposure. You determine how much you pay for exposure by setting something known as a "bid". The more you pay for exposure, the more you are shown on Amazon.com.

But its possible you are paying too much for exposure...and now you do not have any profits. Maybe your opponent is not being shown that much, but they are getting more profits than you. At that point, you should not pay that much for ads (reduce your bid).

The goal of this game is to make as much profit as possible.

PPC is insanely harder than this and I could spend hours trying to tell you everything. Its like Chess. Its easy to understand but ridiculously hard to master. I would advise trying to learn more about PPC in general or maybe having a professional do it.

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Veronica_Amazon

Hello @Seller_QUzLuLgfU0zPx- Thanks for the post! Before launching your first Ads campaign, you should ensure you have a good understanding of the different ad types and metrics. Then you can use these metrics to formulate your advertising plan and goals. This help page will assist you in getting started with Ads, which include PPC. Additionally. I'm adding more help pages below for your to review on PPC ads.

Overview of Ads Products

Pay Per Click Help Page

Ads Support Help Page

Kindest regards.

Veronica_Amazon

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HOW DOES PPC WORK

Hello! I am a new seller on Amazon and i don't quite understand how does ppc work, because every person i talk to leads me to a page that i don't have. Amazon only gives me the option of Prime Discounts, so... I want to know if i maybe need brand registry or another level of selling... could someone help me please?

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HOW DOES PPC WORK

Hello! I am a new seller on Amazon and i don't quite understand how does ppc work, because every person i talk to leads me to a page that i don't have. Amazon only gives me the option of Prime Discounts, so... I want to know if i maybe need brand registry or another level of selling... could someone help me please?

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Hello! I am a new seller on Amazon and i don't quite understand how does ppc work, because every person i talk to leads me to a page that i don't have. Amazon only gives me the option of Prime Discounts, so... I want to know if i maybe need brand registry or another level of selling... could someone help me please?

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PPC stands for Pay Per Click.

Its like a huge game. The object of the game is to have better expectations than your opponent.

For example,

Lets say you are selling an Apple. Your first task is to find out what keywords you are relevant for...its not always so easy. It could be "Tasty Apples" or "Ripe Apples" or any other variation. But you wont get any exposure if you try advertising "Coca-cola" for example.

You will gain exposure to Amazon customers. Exposure is called "impressions" in the PPC world.

You have an apple. You must determine if this apple is more appealing than your opponents apple. If you think its gonna be a super appealing apple, you should try to pay for exposure. You determine how much you pay for exposure by setting something known as a "bid". The more you pay for exposure, the more you are shown on Amazon.com.

But its possible you are paying too much for exposure...and now you do not have any profits. Maybe your opponent is not being shown that much, but they are getting more profits than you. At that point, you should not pay that much for ads (reduce your bid).

The goal of this game is to make as much profit as possible.

PPC is insanely harder than this and I could spend hours trying to tell you everything. Its like Chess. Its easy to understand but ridiculously hard to master. I would advise trying to learn more about PPC in general or maybe having a professional do it.

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Veronica_Amazon

Hello @Seller_QUzLuLgfU0zPx- Thanks for the post! Before launching your first Ads campaign, you should ensure you have a good understanding of the different ad types and metrics. Then you can use these metrics to formulate your advertising plan and goals. This help page will assist you in getting started with Ads, which include PPC. Additionally. I'm adding more help pages below for your to review on PPC ads.

Overview of Ads Products

Pay Per Click Help Page

Ads Support Help Page

Kindest regards.

Veronica_Amazon

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PPC stands for Pay Per Click.

Its like a huge game. The object of the game is to have better expectations than your opponent.

For example,

Lets say you are selling an Apple. Your first task is to find out what keywords you are relevant for...its not always so easy. It could be "Tasty Apples" or "Ripe Apples" or any other variation. But you wont get any exposure if you try advertising "Coca-cola" for example.

You will gain exposure to Amazon customers. Exposure is called "impressions" in the PPC world.

You have an apple. You must determine if this apple is more appealing than your opponents apple. If you think its gonna be a super appealing apple, you should try to pay for exposure. You determine how much you pay for exposure by setting something known as a "bid". The more you pay for exposure, the more you are shown on Amazon.com.

But its possible you are paying too much for exposure...and now you do not have any profits. Maybe your opponent is not being shown that much, but they are getting more profits than you. At that point, you should not pay that much for ads (reduce your bid).

The goal of this game is to make as much profit as possible.

PPC is insanely harder than this and I could spend hours trying to tell you everything. Its like Chess. Its easy to understand but ridiculously hard to master. I would advise trying to learn more about PPC in general or maybe having a professional do it.

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Seller_vSOOwekJLU6c0

PPC stands for Pay Per Click.

Its like a huge game. The object of the game is to have better expectations than your opponent.

For example,

Lets say you are selling an Apple. Your first task is to find out what keywords you are relevant for...its not always so easy. It could be "Tasty Apples" or "Ripe Apples" or any other variation. But you wont get any exposure if you try advertising "Coca-cola" for example.

You will gain exposure to Amazon customers. Exposure is called "impressions" in the PPC world.

You have an apple. You must determine if this apple is more appealing than your opponents apple. If you think its gonna be a super appealing apple, you should try to pay for exposure. You determine how much you pay for exposure by setting something known as a "bid". The more you pay for exposure, the more you are shown on Amazon.com.

But its possible you are paying too much for exposure...and now you do not have any profits. Maybe your opponent is not being shown that much, but they are getting more profits than you. At that point, you should not pay that much for ads (reduce your bid).

The goal of this game is to make as much profit as possible.

PPC is insanely harder than this and I could spend hours trying to tell you everything. Its like Chess. Its easy to understand but ridiculously hard to master. I would advise trying to learn more about PPC in general or maybe having a professional do it.

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Veronica_Amazon

Hello @Seller_QUzLuLgfU0zPx- Thanks for the post! Before launching your first Ads campaign, you should ensure you have a good understanding of the different ad types and metrics. Then you can use these metrics to formulate your advertising plan and goals. This help page will assist you in getting started with Ads, which include PPC. Additionally. I'm adding more help pages below for your to review on PPC ads.

Overview of Ads Products

Pay Per Click Help Page

Ads Support Help Page

Kindest regards.

Veronica_Amazon

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Veronica_Amazon

Hello @Seller_QUzLuLgfU0zPx- Thanks for the post! Before launching your first Ads campaign, you should ensure you have a good understanding of the different ad types and metrics. Then you can use these metrics to formulate your advertising plan and goals. This help page will assist you in getting started with Ads, which include PPC. Additionally. I'm adding more help pages below for your to review on PPC ads.

Overview of Ads Products

Pay Per Click Help Page

Ads Support Help Page

Kindest regards.

Veronica_Amazon

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