Ads Approved But Sales Not Coming

probably a price issue or your competitors have better coupons on their listings right now.
 
if your ctr is good but no sales then your listing is the problem, check if your price is too high or if you need more reviews and better images to build trust.
 
Most times its landing/product page man, CTR good but if page or offer weak, sales won’t come, check reviews, images, price, and copy.
 
I recently launched an Amazon PPC campaign for a new product. Ads are approved, impressions are okay, CTR is decent, but conversions are almost zero. I’ve tried automatic targeting, manual targeting, and different ad placements, but nothing seems to be working. Is it the keyword strategy, bid amount, or something else I’m missing?
if ctr ok but no sales then issue usually listing not ads check price reviews images and description also match keywords to buying intent not just traffic.
 
I recently launched an Amazon PPC campaign for a new product. Ads are approved, impressions are okay, CTR is decent, but conversions are almost zero. I’ve tried automatic targeting, manual targeting, and different ad placements, but nothing seems to be working. Is it the keyword strategy, bid amount, or something else I’m missing?
if impressions and ctr r looking good but u got zero sales, its almost never about the keywords or bids. the ads r doing their job bringing people in, but the landing page (product listing) is failing to close them.

double check ur images and social proof. if the product is new and has 0 reviews, its gonna be tough regardless of the traffic quality. also check ur price vs competitors. if everything looks okay on the listing side, try narrowing down ur keywords to very specific long-tail ones instead of broad auto-targeting. high-quality assets and trust r key here.
 
yes good clicks but no sales usually means the issue is with the listing price reviews or offer and also check those first then adjust keywords and bids slowly.
 
hi good ctr but low sales usually means the issue is with the listing price reviews or offer and also check those first then adjust keywords and bids.
 
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