I will do advanced seo keyword research for amazon
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About this Gig
You're putting in the work building your website, writing blog posts, and creating products. But the traffic isn't coming. Your competitors are showing up on the first page of Google, and you feel invisible.
I will uncover the exact search terms your ideal customers are using to find services just like yours. This isn't just a list of words; it's a strategic plan to increase your online visibility, drive targeted organic traffic, and outrank your competition.
What You'll Receive:
High-Value, Hand-Picked SEO Keywords: A tailored list of keywords with a strong balance of search volume and low competition, giving you the best chance to rank.
Comprehensive Spreadsheet Report: An easy-to-read Excel/Google Sheets file containing:
Monthly Search Volume: Know how many people are searching for each term.
Keyword Difficulty (KD): A score that tells you how hard it is to rank for a term.
Cost Per Click (CPC): Understand the commercial value of your key words.
SERP Analysis: A breakdown of the top-ranking pages for your main key words.
Competitor Analysis: I'll analyze your top competitors to reveal the keywords they are ranking .
Order Now and Start Ranking on Amazon .
Industry:
Business
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Retail & wholesale
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Technology & internet
Platform:
Amazon
Language:
English
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FAQ
What are "seed" keywords?
These are 1–4 word phrases that represent your product's core category (e.g., "fitness tracker"). They serve as the starting point for finding more specific "long-tail" terms.
What is the difference between frontend and backend keywords?
Frontend: Visible keywords in your title, bullet points, and description. Backend: Hidden search terms (limited to 250 bytes) added in Seller Central that shoppers don't see but Amazon still indexes.
What are long-tail keywords?
Specific phrases, often 4+ words (e.g., "wireless earbuds for running under $50"), that have lower competition and higher buyer intent.
