When you sit down and think about this for a while. You will be amazed that if your not doing well and actually find with all the websites you use, your Amazon sales still stink. Your getting no action. What is amazing is this is actually a no brainer. You are going about your sales the WRONG way.
There are many guides out there on getting sales, yet this article is more about having the right head space and understanding from a personal viewpoint (a personal journey for you as a salesperson) on getting maximum sales for your pages on the internet, and MORE Amazon sales.
As a matter of fact, a page written by someone I trust and value highly for her insight and knowledge can help you with very good practical ways to get sales.
Read Wrylilts page on the 'Guide To Getting Amazon Sales' here
Please read their article and then come back to read this one (or bookmark it, if you read it later or pass on to your marketing colleagues).
My point of view for writing sales pages, with an ethical viewpoint is essentially writing about what I know. In a way that’s easy to digest and understand, makes sense to people and have them leave my page but they find value in what I wrote. If I have achieved the right result, I will gain a readers trust and they will value my judgement by buying a product through my page.
For me, when I write sales pages, the majority of my pages to sell products will be about smart phones, computers & computer peripherals, board games, computer games & Collectible card games. I don't sell items about other niches unless it is something I am experiencing and learning about thoroughly and researching ALOT. Travel is something I have been doing a fair amount of over 12 months and that will come about with some pages of articles with items to sell, and be travel based pages.
The main and most likely top reasons you’re not selling Amazon products will be;
- I don't have a background in sales so I'm inexperienced.
- I don't like to sell so can't sell products.
- I don't know what products to sell.
- I don't have enough information to sell certain products I would be interested in selling.
- I have never created an Amazon sales page before.


Comments
katiem2Sep 13, 2012
Kangaroo_JaseMar 31, 2012
I apprecate the way you tackle your subjects in your articles as you do indeed come accross as an expert in your subject matter. Your understanding and enthusiam stand out.
I have always been bothered by up and coming marketers who write about information they clearly dont know the subject matter fully. It's even worse when people are blatant about not knowing a subject and are just chasing a dollar.
That is not happening at Wizzley and thats also a good sign for the future of this site.
TerriRexsonMar 31, 2012
The key is understanding how people make purchasing decisions online. And that's different for different kinds of product.
I'm a facts and details person. I don't even think about selling. I just think about helping people find the right product for them.
Kangaroo_JaseMar 10, 2012
Our experience and life skills can be an asset for writing on certain subjects that we do not have prior knowledge of. Consider I wrote an article on HubPages about a fictional Australian Marsupial. Very few people know about the creature and using a comedic story of sounding like an authority on the subject, I can kind of get away with it some what.
But like yourself I know little about cars and vehicles and would not even think to attempt articles or posts on this subject. Not if I wanted egg on my face.
Kangaroo_JaseJan 29, 2012
I don't know why people would use topics to try and make money from what they have little or no knowledge on, I would expect a belief or perception of a higher profit motive. I reckon given enough time, personal ethics will steer people back to writing about based on their personal morals, convictions and beliefs.
Kangaroo_JaseJan 29, 2012
It has been shown as effective time and again that laser focusing on a niche will always work out better than for just providing on a general niche.
Kangaroo_JaseJan 29, 2012
I agree with on the fact that some people are one to enter a store to try on goods, only to buy them online at a later time. It has become something of a issue under discussion for bricks and mortal retail here in Australia.
But I can't always see people always writing reviews for products that are sold day in day out, more likely for rarer or more expensive items.
JimmieJan 23, 2012
I trust that in the long run it will all work out and that doing Internet marketing according to your own personal values will bring success.
fanfrelucheJan 23, 2012
WillApseJan 6, 2012
I am guessing many women will buy shoes only after trying them.
The number of reviews an Amazon product gets is a rough guide to whether people buy it online.