An amazon keyword related doubt

So I have a lil doubt here. I am creating amazon related website pages (reviews). Now when I search in the keyword tools, the actual product name (with the design number etc - like SUPER SPECIFIC) the keyword search volume is low . Around 300 exact searches per month or even less . I have heard people talking to be SPECIFIC about the product when it comes to amazon. But given the low keywords, will I be able to see any conversion?

I mean, for what I have learnt , the more traffic, the more conversions ,right? And when it comes to amazon, its about trying to pass your cookie to as many people as possible and as fast as possible.

futurecardiogod said:

So I have a lil doubt here. I am creating amazon related website pages (reviews). Now when I search in the keyword tools, the actual product name (with the design number etc - like SUPER SPECIFIC) the keyword search volume is low . Around 300 exact searches per month or even less . I have heard people talking to be SPECIFIC about the product when it comes to amazon. But given the low keywords, will I be able to see any conversion?

I mean, for what I have learnt , the more traffic, the more conversions ,right? And when it comes to amazon, its about trying to pass your cookie to as many people as possible and as fast as possible.

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You are doing it right, Keep the Product name specific and add variations of the keyword as the model number stripped from the keyword. For eg: If "Apple iPhone 5.0980558 TB12" is the exact name of the stuff then use that as your keyword and add variations of the keyword as "Apple iPhone 5.09" etc.

And you don't necessarily need tons of traffic for conversions. Targeted traffic is what is needed. If you send 10000 visitors to your site via the keyword "Apple iPhone 5 Free" then the conversions will be like 1% or even less.
But if you send 50 visitors to the site via the keyword "Apple iPhone 5 Review" or "Apple iPhone 5 Discount Coupon" then you are to get more conversions.

Hope you get my point. Good luck!

Thanks man!