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Amazon ACOS

Amazon ACoS and TACOS Explained: What They Reveal About Your Sales

Amazon ACoS stands for Advertising Cost of Sales. It’s the percentage of ad spend compared to the sales your ads generate. In simple terms, it shows how much you spend to make each dollar in sales. A lower ACoS means more profit, while a higher ACoS means you’re spending more than you should on ads. […]

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how to win Amazon buy box

How to Win the Amazon Buy Box: A Seller’s Guide for 2025

To consistently win the Amazon Buy Box, you need to be the seller Amazon trusts most to keep its customers happy. A competitive price, fast fulfillment (ideally using Fulfillment by Amazon), having products in stock, and maintaining perfect seller performance metrics. Think of it as being the most dependable, customer-friendly option on the shelf. A

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ACOS vs ROAS

ACoS vs ROAS: Which Metric Should Amazon Sellers Really Track?

When you’re running Amazon PPC campaigns, you’ll see ACoS and ROAS everywhere. ACoS (Advertising Cost of Sale) tells you how much of your revenue gets eaten up by ad spend. On the other hand, ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) shows how much revenue you generate for every dollar you spend on ads, highlighting your return. ACoS

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Amazon ads management

Amazon Ads Management: The 5-Stage Profit Framework

Amazon advertising costs have climbed sharply over the last few years. Studies show that average CPCs rose by more than 11% year-over-year, and in 2025, most sellers pay around $0.80–$1.20 per click for Sponsored Products and up to $2.50 for Sponsored Brands. With competition growing, the old “set it and forget it” approach no longer

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How to Sell Supplements on Amazon in 2025: Complete Expert Guide

Amazon leads the vitamin, mineral, and supplement market, with sales reaching $12.6 billion in the year ending August 2024. After a brief cool-down post-COVID, the market came roaring back with a 14.6% year-over-year jump in sales, which translates to over 472 million units sold. Unlike a lot of other product categories, supplements are often a

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Amazon backend keywords

Ultimate Guide to Amazon Backend Keywords

Not every Amazon keyword belongs in your title, bullet points, or product description. Some words make the copy look messy, repetitive, or confusing. That’s why Amazon gives sellers a backend search terms field a hidden space that helps listings rank for extra searches without affecting how the listing reads. These Amazon backend keywords feed directly

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Alibaba to Amazon FBA

Ultimate Guide to Sourcing from Alibaba for Amazon FBA

Sourcing from Alibaba to sell on Amazon FBA is a well-known e-commerce strategy for good reason. The model is straightforward: you find and buy low-cost products directly from manufacturers on Alibaba, then you use Amazon’s fulfillment network to sell them to a massive audience. This is the exact approach that has launched countless private label

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Amazon CTR

Amazon CTR Explained: Insights and Main Image Optimization Techniques

Your Amazon Click-Through Rate (CTR) is an important metric, reflecting the proportion of shoppers who notice and click on your product in Amazon search results. A strong Amazon CTR signals to Amazon’s ranking algorithm that your listing is attracting attention, significantly influencing your rankings. Notably, Amazon CTR accounts for 20% of the ranking juice to

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