Pinger030
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- Oct 15, 2013
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@bWorkers, Very interesting service. Four questions:
1) How many wishlists-listings do we have to order to rank on page 1 in our wishlist-category? I guess it depends on the competitors and how many "wishlist-listings" they have in a specific category. But could you give us an average number or a specific example based on your experience?
2) Is the wishlist category limited to the product category in which the product is listed currently? Or can we choose every category we want?
3) Let's say we've a #1 ranking in our wishlist category. How does Amazon promote/market our product to the customers? Is there a specific section where customers can see it? I mean, I've seen the "amazon.com/wishlist...-page" for the first time and I doubt that customers are visting the wishlist-toplist manually (the customers would rather visit the ordinary besteller-list).
4) What's the difference between whishlist, shopping list and gift list? Does every type has it's own toplist? Does Amazon promote/market products with a #1 gift list-ranking better/more effective than a product with a #1 shopping list-ranking? Are shopping-lists more competitive that wishlists?
Sorry for my questions but I need more transparency to decide if and what offer makes the most sense for me. If I only need to order eg. 50 wishlist-listings to get on #1 it would be cool. But if I need 5000 it's risky because we don't know how Amazon promote/market the products and if there's is a realistic chance to get our money back.
Best wishes,
Pinger030
1) How many wishlists-listings do we have to order to rank on page 1 in our wishlist-category? I guess it depends on the competitors and how many "wishlist-listings" they have in a specific category. But could you give us an average number or a specific example based on your experience?
2) Is the wishlist category limited to the product category in which the product is listed currently? Or can we choose every category we want?
3) Let's say we've a #1 ranking in our wishlist category. How does Amazon promote/market our product to the customers? Is there a specific section where customers can see it? I mean, I've seen the "amazon.com/wishlist...-page" for the first time and I doubt that customers are visting the wishlist-toplist manually (the customers would rather visit the ordinary besteller-list).
4) What's the difference between whishlist, shopping list and gift list? Does every type has it's own toplist? Does Amazon promote/market products with a #1 gift list-ranking better/more effective than a product with a #1 shopping list-ranking? Are shopping-lists more competitive that wishlists?
Sorry for my questions but I need more transparency to decide if and what offer makes the most sense for me. If I only need to order eg. 50 wishlist-listings to get on #1 it would be cool. But if I need 5000 it's risky because we don't know how Amazon promote/market the products and if there's is a realistic chance to get our money back.
Best wishes,
Pinger030