🔥 Amazon Keyword Research 2019 Tutorial 🔥 with Helium10 Tool
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Step by step tutorial on how to do keyword research by using Magnet - Helium 10 professional tool for Amazon keyword research.
You'll find this tutorial useful especially if you're a beginner and looking to identify main keywords that you want to rank for.
In this video, we explain how to find the best keywords starting by entering your root keyword, and what the best criteria are to eliminate thousands of irrelevant suggestions in a matter of minutes, by using a couple of simple Excel features.
Amazon keyword research is one of the first and most important steps to take in order to make your product launch successful.
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Frequently asked questions
Q: What is the difference between core keywords and supplemental keywords in Amazon keyword research?
A: Core keywords are the phrases that most directly describe your product and have the strongest impact on sales, for example "posture corrector" for a back support brace. Supplemental keywords are related terms like "back pain relief" or "back support" that are less exact but still relevant, and they help with brand awareness and broader campaign reach. Both matter, but your listing optimization and PPC budget should prioritize core keywords first.
Q: How do I narrow down thousands of keyword suggestions from a tool like Helium 10 Magnet?
A: Export the full list to Excel, remove any rows with blank search volume data, then sort from highest to lowest search volume. Set a minimum search volume threshold to cut out low-frequency terms: for competitive products, 1,000 searches per month is a reasonable baseline, while for niche products you may need to lower that to 100 or 500. This process typically reduces a list of 5,000 or 6,000 suggestions down to a manageable set of 100 to 200 high-quality keywords.
Q: What search volume threshold should I use when filtering Amazon keywords?
A: The right threshold depends on your product category and how competitive your main keywords are. For highly competitive products, filtering out anything below 1,000 monthly searches is a sensible starting point. For niche products where even the top keyword only gets a few thousand searches, you would lower that threshold proportionally so you are not cutting out relevant terms that still represent real buyer intent.
Q: Why do irrelevant keywords show up in my keyword research results, and what should I do with them?
A: Irrelevant results appear because tools like Helium 10 pull broadly related terms based on partial word matches or backend indexing patterns, for example "backpack" appearing in results for a posture brace. When you spot a keyword that clearly has nothing to do with your product, save it to a separate negatives list rather than just deleting it. That list becomes directly useful when setting up PPC campaigns, saving you time by having your negative keywords already identified.
Q: Should I use long-tail keywords in my Amazon listing, and where do they fit?
A: Yes, long-tail keywords such as "shoulder brace for women" are worth targeting because they have lower competition and tend to attract shoppers who are closer to making a purchase. If you have already used your main keywords across your title, bullet points, and description, long-tail keywords with lower monthly search volumes are ideal candidates for your backend search terms and PPC campaigns. They tend to be cheaper to bid on and can give you an edge over sellers who only target the most obvious high-volume terms.
Q: Once I have my keyword list, where should I actually use those keywords in my listing?
A: Prioritize placing your highest-volume core keywords in the product title first, then carry them through the bullet points, product description, and backend search terms. Avoid repeating the same keyword in every section: Amazon's algorithm indexes a keyword once it appears, so stuffing it repeatedly wastes space that could be used for additional relevant terms. Use any remaining keywords, especially long-tail variations, in your PPC campaigns where they can drive traffic without needing to occupy prime listing real estate.
