why do you say so?if you have a professional amazon account you do not really need helium10 oder junglescount at all.
why?if you have a professional amazon account you do not really need helium10 oder junglescount at all.
Ive heard of some people sharing the costs for the memberships.
why?
Amazon Search Terms
Discover which products are winning the most clicks and conversions on strategic search terms. Assess the impact of your marketing campaigns by monitoring trends.
How?
I would like to learn More

thanks, will look into it more.Sure you can share a helium10 account with other seller its convenient but data are far from being accurate.
Amazon offers access to its search terms database which shows how frequent search terms are being used daily, weekly, monthly and every 4 month. You can look up every keyword you like and see how it compares to all the other keywords.
This list ranks all search terms based on search frequency, relative to each other. Never the exact amount of searches.
But with a little bit of effort you can calculate for a given time the exact amount of searches.
Based on this you can visit each keyword which might be of interesting for your business and see which products rank there, how many 5* rating they have and so on.
you are welcome.thanks, will look into it more.
This is how the interface looks like
What you see is the list I was talking about.
Time period 1th of july to 31th of july 2021
for that months the most searched search term was air fryer
the most clicked ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number)
was This product with ASIN: B077B9X3SB
if you scroll to the right (which is not possible on that screenshot sorry about that) you will see two columns
#1 Click Share
and
# 1 Conversion Share
#1 Click Share with 37.87% which means : of all people who searched for that term air fryer 37.87% clicked on that first product
#1 Conversion Share 24.08% is percentage of conversions that the product achieved in comparison to the total conversions based on the search results in the selected time frame.
24% of all clicks lead to a buy.
so if that ASIN had lets say 3500 clicks during that months from search term air fryer
we would take its conversion rate and multiply it with all clicks which will show us how many orders have been made during that time.
0.24 * 3500 = 840
so 840 orders were placed.
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Do you have a professional seller central account?How do you get access to this tool? I can't find it in my panel anywhere?