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Thanks for help Ma'am 🫡 😊 . I am going to work on DAM software so could you please tell me is there any carrier growth in this role ? I am a fresher that's why asking. Please reply in comments Ma'am 🙏🏾
Hey @Sam-fq4hj , you can also do the bulk changes with the free version. You can see how in this video 👉🏼 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gjxqacMnYlM.html
Hi @girmaa5480, I've just tested it and it works for me. I've tested it with this product 👉www.amazon.com/Portable-Mechanical-Keyboard-MageGee-Backlit/dp/B098LG3N6R When I type "B098LG3N6R+keyboard" or "B098LG3N6R+mouse" into the Amazon search bar you can see the keyboard appears, but when I type "B098LG3N6R+scrunchie" it doesn't show up and I get the message "No results for B098LG3N6R+scrunchie."
Check out the new UPDATED version of this video here 👉🏼 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZmnYaFe1Mw0.html ... it's a bit longer than this one (sorry about that 😅) but there was so much info we wanted to fit in.
Very helpful infromation, Thank You Please Provide me how can i feel search trem keywords, means can i use spacel character ya not ya only keywords one sentens
Hi Manoella! Quick question from me: I'm using daches: "-" (Word A-Word B) in all my hidden keywords, because I've read that Amazon will index all 4 different combinations of those keywords: Word A, Word B, WordAWordB combined and WordA WordB separated. Is that correct or should I better delete all the dashes because Amazon gets confused and probably indexes none of the keywords or just a few of them? Thank you very much for your answer!! Philipp
Hey Phillip (@fish.fluencer), I've replied in your other question but in case anyone else has the same one, yep! Using the dash is beneficial especially for words like cell-phone
Hi Manoella! I'm using a lot of dashes in my hidden keywords: "WORD A-WORD B" to connect different words, because I've read that in this way Amazon will index my keywords in 4 ways: Word A, Word B, Words A+B written separated and Words A+B written together. -> Is that correct or should I better take out all the dashes in the hidden keywords? Thank you! Philipp
That's a really good question @somerandy3062 ! And it can get a bit confusing but basically a byte is a is a measure of data storage whereas a character is the textual symbol in writing. In most encoding schemes, one character uses one byte. In the English alphabet, for example, each character is one byte, but other languages have diacritics or other letters that require more than one byte. For example A is one byte, but Á is two bytes. "?" is one byte, but "ˆ" is two bytes. Good news though, it looks like Amazon changed their backend keywords limit from 250 bytes, to 500 characters!
Hi, I have a listing on FBM & FBA of the same item, am currently updating my Listing's details and was wondering where the Generic Keyword should be listed on FBM or FBA or both?
Hi, we always suggest adding utilizing the space available on both to add as much relevant information as possible since Amazon uses the information it deems most useful based on all contributions from all users for a particular product.
I dont disagree with your position fundamentally but many of the arguments you use to make your point arent completely true. For example, when saying that you would need mutiple sheets or workbooks of data to store mutiple versions of your data, implying that you would have to maintain all these sheets / workbooks separately isn't exactly true. If you are using excel you could very easily create a single table which is the "single source of truth" and use power query to read from that table data, transform it to the required output necessary for whatever system it needs to go to and then output it to a different sheet or workbook. This implementation would only require a single button click to refresh all the "other" sheets/workbooks and therefore you only have to maintain the original Table of data. Another example you use is when you said spreadsheets cannot export data in a different format that is required for other systems (ie shopify, amazon, etc..), which is also not completely true. If using google sheets you could, similarly to the power query implementation above, have a single table in your workbook with all your products and use google scripts to not only format the data but also send it to a systems REST api, using urlFetchApp for example.
Great question Jairo! Yes, a PIM and a product feed are two different things, but they go hand in hand, and most PIM software have features to help create product feeds. Think of it like a cell phone; traditionally a cell phone's main job is to be able to call on the go, but most cell phones today can also surf the internet (and let's be honest-unless you're intentionally trying to stay off the grid, chances are you wouldn't buy a cell phone that didn't let you surf the internet, right?). A PIM tool's main job is to create a central source of truth for all your product data so you're not wasting time tracking down or updating data across different spreadsheets and systems. Taking that accurate data and creating feeds for different channels is another common time-consuming task, so a good PIM system will have features to automate that process for you. Hope this answers your question 😄
You are a princess with your beautiful voice; this is the best video that I have seen so far describing this sensitive topic. Thank you for sharing.❤❤🙌🙌
Thank you for your kind words @markmando563 Our team worked really hard to make sure we explained these two topics correctly, especially since there was a lot of contradictory and confusing information out there.
