Hi everyone,

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I’ve created three PPC campaigns for three different listings of essentially the same product, sold in different quantities (e.g., 50 pcs, 100 pcs, 200 pcs). However, I’m facing an issue: only one of the listings appears in the search results at a time, never all three simultaneously, even though I’ve set different bids for the same keyword, “bin bags.”

For example, Amazon’s suggested bid range is £1-£3, so I tried setting bids of £1.50, £2, and £3 across the three campaigns. I also experimented with bids above the suggested range, but it didn’t make a difference.

I also tried running Broad, Exact, and Phrase campaigns, grouping all three ASINs in the same Ad Group, as well as creating three separate Ad Groups. Unfortunately, none of these approaches worked.

I can’t figure out why this isn’t working, especially since I’ve seen other sellers manage it. For example, when I search for “pillow case,” I often see three listings from the same seller appearing in the top results for the same product, just in different colors or sizes. What am I doing wrong?

hi all

Have just gotten a wholesaler who wants to sell the same product on Amazon but the labelling is slightly different from the one on amazon. It has both English and German language. Unlike the one on amazon that only have English on it. The barcode is also different. Can I still go ahead to list this product under the current listing on amazon? Both products are the same.

Hello,

I have got a product with EAN on it. I have verified with GS1 and the EAN definitely belongs to us.

Unfortunately, someone has used this EAN to list a completely wrong product.

Is there anyone who faced the same problem and can suggest how to proceed?