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Be a Rockstar on Amazon: the ultimate checklist, tips and tricks to be successful with Amazon FBA By Valeria Pagano #ASE19

  • Agenda
    Why Amazon FBA
    Choose your Product
    Choose Supplier
    Preparation
    The Listings
    Marketing (PPC and others)
    Tips, Tricks
  • Advantages of Amazon
    FBA No logistics to take care of
    Free from Shipping Qualification for Amazon Prime
    High sell volume From Supplier to Amazon FBA
  • First Step: Choose your Product
    The search The right Products is vital Look for a Niche with high potential Less competitors
    Concentrate the research on… Products with few reviews (max. 50) Price: 15-100 $ (golden spot: 60 $) Potentially giftable Small
    Find Product demand Analyze the sales per month of your best competitor Avoid big trends (which will explode soon) Amazon’s Best Sellers Feature
    Use the right tools Google Trends Viral Launch CamelCamelCamel Jungle Scout
  • Second Step: Choose Supplier
    Alibaba but also alternatives (Chinabrands; Madeinchina, Bizbilla)
    Once you decided on the Product, you contact 5 Suppliers, sorted by: review, years of experience. You can check also if they have Skype
    You ask for the MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity), the Price per MOQ and for a sample of the Product
    Use the quotes you get from each of the Suppliers as dealing material
    Try to always consider your margin
  • Third Step: Preparation
    Set your account:
    Seller central account;
    Pick the Professional Option: 39,99$ /Month
    Use a general name (with category name in it);
    Purchase UPC

    Use SnapUPC or GS1 US  You can send them directly to Supplier
    Set the Price

    Try to maintain your margin above 30%
    Don’t be the cheapest seller
    Set your Price high
    Use the FBA Revenue Calculator
  • Fourth Step: The Listings
    01 The Pictures
    Good Product pictures!
    Different views
    White Background and Lifestyle
    02 The Title
    Structure for the perfect Title: Brand-Variant- Size/Quantity-Keywords
    Capitalize the first letter of every word
    NO promotions, symbols or suggestive commentary (best)
    03 The Category
    The wrong category will make you “invisible”
    “Customers also bought” Option
    1st.Category: most Relevant; 2nd Category: Subcategory
    04 The Bullet points
    Optimize at least the first three for mobile Use LSI Keywords you can’t use in the Title
    Customer Optimized: key information in 15-20’’
  • Fifth Step: Initial Reviews
    01 Don’t cheat! Avoid reviews from: mother, family, friends or shady groups
    02 Find out if you are applicable for Amazon Early Reviewer Program or Amazon Giveaways
    03 Allowed Tricks: – Request reviews to Customers you provided Support to; – Add the request in the Product Listing – Follow up Emails (with a little story)
  • Sixth Step: PPC Campaigns
    01 Choose ten keywords that define your Product. Don’t use bulk keywords: Amazon PPC is not Google PPC
    02 Analyze your competitors’ campaigns using Reverse ASIN Search
    03 Two Philosophies: – The one Automatic //Manual High Budget Campaign: Let the campaigns run on automatic for 10 days with a budget of 10-15$ per day – The Four Automatic campaigns Low Budget: Run 4 campaigns based on Clusters (Product // Category // Brand // Goals) for 10 days on approx. 5/6$ pro day
    04 Never stop your campaigns! Learn to optimize them
  • Extra Mile: Other Marketing Channels
    Looking for external traffic will get you ahead from your competitors
    You use Amazon as Showcase for your Brand
    Don‘t send traffic directly to your Products on Amazon
    Create Landing pages and a funnel
  • Tip: Add A+ Content
    3% -10% more Sales Strong Branding Connotation Full Shopping Experience
  • Tip: Mistakes to avoid
    Always check the permissions and documentations for some specific categories
    Take your time to order samples and review the quality of your Product.
    You might also look for some competitor’s Product
    First understand Amazon’s Basics: they won’t change, Don’t focus on a single Product, try to build a portfolio
    Don’t infringe the copyright
  • Tricks
    Before you launch your Product, create an Email list and use it to generate your traffic once you launch your Product
    Use the FAQ to drive more sales: the more your potentials will be sure about your Products, the more will convert into buyers
    If your competitor is running external PPC campaigns and use Bitly Links, you can extract their stats from it
    Use five Keywords in your Canonical URL, it will give a little ranking on Google too (it means extra traffic!)
  • The full Checklist
    Suppliers Choosing the right Supplier is vital. Poor quality or delayed timing will affect your business.
    Product Take your time to do the researches, to check the demand, the competitors.
    Reviews Don’t use Black Hat tricks, you will risk your account. Focus on the connection with the customer
    PPC Campaigns Plan the Budget and your goals. Start on Automatic, then optimize your campaigns
    Preparation Documentations, permissions (if needed) have to be available. Set the Account and the Price considering a long term business
    Add the “extra” A+ Content Social Media Traffic

 

How Purple-Haired Influencers Can Help Your Business By Travis Shreffler #ASE19

  • The Takeaways
    What Twitch is and how it works
    How to integrate your brand with Twitch streamers
  • The Numbers
    3 million people are streaming
    15 million daily active viewers
    2.7 billion hours of watch time in Q2 2019
  • Youtube vs. Twitch
    YouTube is: ● Preproduced and predictable ● Allows for multiple takes and planning ● Non-engaging ● Shorter form (10 mins. to 1 hour) ● Established and saturated
    Twitch is: ● Live and improvised ● No cuts, no editing ● Hyper-engaging ● Long form (avg. 4 -6 hours) ● Frontier
  • Advertising Opportunities
    Advertising Opportunities CPC (cost per click) CPVM (cost per viewer minute) CPM (cost per 1k impressions) CPA (cost per action)
    ● chat bots ● panels ● chat bots ● panels ● in-stream display ● chat bots ● panels ● in-stream display $0.0005 $12.50 $0.10 $ / %
  • How to Work with Twitch Streamers
    ● Be very clear about what you want
    ● Be flexible about how they promote ● Work with streamers who want to work with you

Growth Strategies In Affiliate Marketing By Katy Atlas #ASE19

  • Introduction This session will present a comprehensive strategy for:
    ● Identifying segments of affiliate traffic,
    ● Placing them in today’s purchase funnel,
    ● Evaluating their alignment with core business objectives,
    ● Developing an execution plan,
    ● Iterating for best results.
  • The Basics I’m going to assume you already have…
    ● An active website or e-commerce site,
    ● Integration with Google Analytics,
    ● Custom sales reports,
    ● Your own in house marketing efforts …
    and you’re looking to explore further opportunities in affiliate marketing.
  • Affiliate Marketing Opportunities – Great Because…
    ✓ Unique opportunities
    ✓ Broad variety of opportunities
    ✓ Works for small & large budgets
    ✓ Can deliver growth at scale
    ✓ Collaborative But Remember…
    ✘ Hard to compare channels.
    ✘ Easy to overspend.
    ✘ Sometimes opaque.
    ✘ Sometimes unsuccessful.
    ✘ Critical to control brand image.
  • Types of Digital Marketing Opportunities
    ● SEO
    ● Search Engine Marketing
    ● Social Media Marketing
    ● Display and Advertorials
    ● Influencers & Bloggers
    ● Email
    ● Coupon & Deal Sites
    ● Comparison Sites
    ● Cashback/Loyalty Sites
    ● Toolbars
    ● Lead Gen
  • Sample User Path How do we allocate marketing spend to cover all these channels to achieve the final purchase?
    ● Learns about a product on social media
    ● Googles product and reads comparison sites
    ● Reviews brand’s website
    ● Abandons purchase
    ● Remarketed via display
    ● Researches selected brand on Google
    ● Googles discounts for first-time customers
    ● Purchase
  • Purchase Funnel: Traditional Linear decision-making process:
    ● Brand Awareness
    ● Research & Information Gathering
    ● Purchase
    ● Retention
  • Purchase Funnel:
    Today Research & Information Gathering
    Product & Brand Awareness PriceResearch
    ● Cyclical decision-making
    ● Research throughout the funnel
    ● Many segments contribute to the final sale
    ● Some overlap between segments
    ● Good data can isolate performance of each segment
  • Bucket Opportunity Groups
    ● Product & Brand Awareness
    ○ Social ○ Display ○ Email
    ● Research & Consideration
    ○ Influencers ○ Comparison Sites
    ● Pricing
    ○ Coupon & Deal Sites ○ Cashback/Loyalty Sites ○ Toolbars
  • Cross-Bucket Groups Can target strategies to any stage of the funnel:
    ● SEO ● Search Engine Marketing ● Email (sometimes)
  • Define Your Brand’s Goals
    ● New customers vs. retention
    ● Brand awareness vs. conversions
    ● Customer lifetime value
    ● Transparency in consumer path
  • Allocating Across Segments
    ● Categorical statements are almost always wrong
    ○ “There’s no value to working with bloggers.” ○ “We’re exclusively focused on social.”
    ● Be the owner of your data
    ○ Control tests and focus on high-quality partnerships
    ● Drive results with preferred monetization
    ○ Channels with greater scale potential require greater investment
  • Remember Additional Value Segments
    ● Non-tracked Sales
    ● Incremental offline growth
    ● Alignment with trusted brands
  • Compare Risks and Opportunities
    Opportunity
    ✓ Can influence brand awareness beyond a specific transaction.
    ✓ Great balance between investment and performance.
    ✓ Critical — the make or break point of the user journey.
    Risk
    ✘ Challenging to gauge success, potential to overspend without results.
    ✘ Competitive and requires greater investment.
    ✘ Overlap with other channels, last click attribution can over-attribute.
    Stage Early Funnel Mid-Funnel Late Funnel
  • Iterate
    ● Review all partnerships critically at regular intervals
    ● More data means better decision-making
    ● Look at user behavior to identify better-performing affiliates

 

How to 10X off Push and build your Reciprocal Growth Loop By Mark Bauman #ASE19

  • What is a Growth Loop?
    1. (Input) New User – A new or returning user is created by reinvesting the output of the loop
    1. Action/Step – A series of actions or steps activate you on the product to create an output
    1. Output – The steps product some output that can be directly reinvested in the input
  • Reciprocal Growth Loop
    1. (Input) New User – A new or returning user is created by reinvesting the output of the loop
    1. Action/Step – A series of actions or steps activate you on the product to create an output
    1. Output – The steps product some output that can be directly reinvested in the input
    1. Reciprocal Growth – The missing link is the output which then can be used as lead to 10X your next input. Trading with other like products through Push, Email, and SMS will help you and your partners grow.
  • Dating Sales Funnel
    1 User signs up free/paid and their data is captured
    2 Free/paid user is presented with ads and branding
    3 Users value diminishes with time and must be re-marketed to
    4 Plug users back in to new funnels/products through Email, Push, and Display ads5 Data sharing creates more growth loops and hyperbolic growth
  • Seduction Sales Funnel
    1 User signs up free/paid and their data is captured
    2 Free/paid user is presented with ads and branding
    3 Users value diminishes with time and must be re-marketed to
    4 Plug users back in to new funnels/products through Email, Push, and Display ads
    5 Data sharing creates more growth loops and hyperbolic growth
  • When Great Funnels Collide!
    Company A brings in users on a mobile media buy
    Company B brings in users on a desktop media buy Overtime
    Company A/B can’t convert all user base.
    Time to Share Data sharing allows for new targeting and Hyperbolic Growth
    Company A/B plugs users in through Email, Push = Both Grow

Going Global: How To Grow Shopper Audience & Convert Existing Traffic By Nele Sharp #ASE19

  • A new breed of digital consumer is growing quickly:
    The Cross Border Shopper
    57% of online shoppers who have made a purchase in the past 6 months have bought something from an overseas retailer Data source: eMarketer
    17% Average AOV increase of cross-border transaction vs. Domestic AOV
  • Cross-Border Shopper Persona
    Is price-sensitive
    Makes purchases outside of their market to get a specific product
    Values authenticity
    Expects global payment options
    Will accept shipping delays to get what they want from retailers outside their market
    Doesn’t expect brand engagement to be localized
    Shops key global shopping events, such as Black Friday and Singles’ Day
  • Local Shopper Persona
    Purchase from trusted, local retailers for local experience
    Expects local experience to limit logistical challenges, including payment options, language and local shipping policies
  • CJ’s Framework to Win on a Global Scale
    Define target audience
    Put offers in place
    Establish opportunities
    Promote
    Analyze
    Repeat Your Affiliate Initiative Plan Collaboration (Network, Advertisers & Publishers)
  • 96% of advertisers & publishers in the CJ network see global transactions
  • Key Takeaways
    Tap into cross-border shoppers TODAY to drive incremental growth Leverage 2019 holiday period to test with these shoppers.
    One size does not fit all Each market has its own social and economic drivers impacting how consumers engage with brands and shop online, so it’s important to develop strategy by market (cross-border vs. local).
    Network Effect Speak with your existing / prospect advertisers / publishers about their global reach and where their consumers are coming from in the world.
    Scale & repeat Choose an affiliate network that offers many solutions that allow you to scale your business to drive results and drive domestic growth cross border.