Problem
A client’s product sold out quickly after the initial launch and did not come back into stock for a couple of months. While the item was out of stock, it received some negative reviews that brought the review average down to 4 stars.
Due to this, and the fact that it was out of stock for so long, sales were not hitting the highs that they were previously.
Solution
We used our 3-step Amazon SEO ranking strategy – listing optimisation, precision PPC campaigns, and Facebook campaigns – to increase organic ranking.
First, we used historical and real time data to create a precision keyword strategy that would help us optimize the product title and the images so that our key search terms were being represented predominantly.
Next, we ran extremely targeted, aggressive Amazon PPC campaigns to boost organic ranking for a small number of keywords. These keywords were specifically chosen based on our intensive research, so that the click through and conversion rate would be as high as possible from these campaigns.
By showing Amazon high CTR and CVR, we improve the chances of increasing organic ranking which is where the real money is.
Once the PPC campaigns had been running for 1 – 2 weeks, we selected 5 keywords from those campaigns to use in our ranking campaign.
From there we generated a specific number of full-priced, organic, manually searched orders for each keyword, that increased the product’s organic ranking AND held onto those positions.
To do this we used our advanced, high-converting Facebook campaigns and sales flows to convert Facebook users into Amazon customers.
Keyword ranking graphs below show the improvement over the course of the campaign:
Ranking on page 1 was successful for each of the search terms as shown above. Those keywords combined, generated an estimated 47K searches per month.
Sales Results:
7-day sales prior to the campaign – 96 units / 14 per day – $2,288 sales
Sales during campaign (9 days) – 332 units / 37 per day – $6,313 sales
7-day sales after the campaign finished – 289 units / 41 per day – $5,442
Just over 100 units were given away during the campaign @ $18.99 per unit ($2,000 in product refunds).
The campaign returned a 100% return on investment before the campaign had ended!
In the days and weeks after the campaign finished, the product held the organic ranking achieved during the campaign and averaged over $4.5K in sales per week – a 100% increase in sales every week from the period prior to the campaign launch.
The ROI just 1 month after campaign completion was 450%.