Sponsored Ads with no sales
Is anyone else experiencing their sponsored ads being taken up by clicks, but receiving zero sales? In the past week, my full daily budget has been utilised but i have received zero sales for this. I have been doing sponsored ad's for sometime now, but all of a sudden i'm not receiving any sales.
4 replies
Seller_VUcjClrPIVFRy
Have you tried different types of adverts such as the wording/imagery on the advert to see if that makes a difference? or offering discounts at the same time of sponsored adverts, that could work for some sales and then increase the price at a later date maybe?
There is also the factor wether what you are trying to sell is unique and also if the listing is up to scratch such as the words, images and description used.
Maybe post the asin here for us to give feedback?
Seller_raHZbxvpfgJs3
Could be a competitor clicking your ads, if this is the case you "should" be refunded. Could be a myriad of reasons as well though.
Seller_j04PrwnZY1xkY
I have been experiencing the same issue for approximately the past eight days, during which clicks have rapidly depleted my budget, leaving my campaigns unable to run for the remainder of the day. Despite creating new campaigns, the same problem persists. I have reported this to the Ad Support team and requested a manual investigation twice, but I continue to receive the same responses.
It appears evident that this activity is being driven by a bot, and it seems Amazon's current measures are unable to effectively address it. I strongly suspect a competitor is responsible, as this individual is my only direct competitor, and we both bid for the same products. Notably, since the click fraud began, my competitor has conveniently lowered their bids from £1.90 per click to £0.30.
Seller_RAXEWLxQ2dbmN
I don't understand the whole sponsored ads thing.
If you have a unique product wouldn't it be found without ads? If you have loads of competition is advertising the best way to stand out?
When I'm looking to buy, I make a habit of ignoring sponsored ads.
I sometimes click on them but I never buy from them unless I find (after more research) that the product is the best value and the seller has good feedback.
I really dislike the idea of paying to advertise on top of other fees - it means Amazon has a huge incentive not to fix the broken catalogue or its wonky search engine.
Sponsored Ads with no sales
Is anyone else experiencing their sponsored ads being taken up by clicks, but receiving zero sales? In the past week, my full daily budget has been utilised but i have received zero sales for this. I have been doing sponsored ad's for sometime now, but all of a sudden i'm not receiving any sales.
Sponsored Ads with no sales
Is anyone else experiencing their sponsored ads being taken up by clicks, but receiving zero sales? In the past week, my full daily budget has been utilised but i have received zero sales for this. I have been doing sponsored ad's for sometime now, but all of a sudden i'm not receiving any sales.
4 replies
4 replies
Seller_VUcjClrPIVFRy
Have you tried different types of adverts such as the wording/imagery on the advert to see if that makes a difference? or offering discounts at the same time of sponsored adverts, that could work for some sales and then increase the price at a later date maybe?
There is also the factor wether what you are trying to sell is unique and also if the listing is up to scratch such as the words, images and description used.
Maybe post the asin here for us to give feedback?
Seller_raHZbxvpfgJs3
Could be a competitor clicking your ads, if this is the case you "should" be refunded. Could be a myriad of reasons as well though.
Seller_j04PrwnZY1xkY
I have been experiencing the same issue for approximately the past eight days, during which clicks have rapidly depleted my budget, leaving my campaigns unable to run for the remainder of the day. Despite creating new campaigns, the same problem persists. I have reported this to the Ad Support team and requested a manual investigation twice, but I continue to receive the same responses.
It appears evident that this activity is being driven by a bot, and it seems Amazon's current measures are unable to effectively address it. I strongly suspect a competitor is responsible, as this individual is my only direct competitor, and we both bid for the same products. Notably, since the click fraud began, my competitor has conveniently lowered their bids from £1.90 per click to £0.30.
Seller_RAXEWLxQ2dbmN
I don't understand the whole sponsored ads thing.
If you have a unique product wouldn't it be found without ads? If you have loads of competition is advertising the best way to stand out?
When I'm looking to buy, I make a habit of ignoring sponsored ads.
I sometimes click on them but I never buy from them unless I find (after more research) that the product is the best value and the seller has good feedback.
I really dislike the idea of paying to advertise on top of other fees - it means Amazon has a huge incentive not to fix the broken catalogue or its wonky search engine.
Seller_VUcjClrPIVFRy
Have you tried different types of adverts such as the wording/imagery on the advert to see if that makes a difference? or offering discounts at the same time of sponsored adverts, that could work for some sales and then increase the price at a later date maybe?
There is also the factor wether what you are trying to sell is unique and also if the listing is up to scratch such as the words, images and description used.
Maybe post the asin here for us to give feedback?
Seller_VUcjClrPIVFRy
Have you tried different types of adverts such as the wording/imagery on the advert to see if that makes a difference? or offering discounts at the same time of sponsored adverts, that could work for some sales and then increase the price at a later date maybe?
There is also the factor wether what you are trying to sell is unique and also if the listing is up to scratch such as the words, images and description used.
Maybe post the asin here for us to give feedback?
Seller_raHZbxvpfgJs3
Could be a competitor clicking your ads, if this is the case you "should" be refunded. Could be a myriad of reasons as well though.
Seller_raHZbxvpfgJs3
Could be a competitor clicking your ads, if this is the case you "should" be refunded. Could be a myriad of reasons as well though.
Seller_j04PrwnZY1xkY
I have been experiencing the same issue for approximately the past eight days, during which clicks have rapidly depleted my budget, leaving my campaigns unable to run for the remainder of the day. Despite creating new campaigns, the same problem persists. I have reported this to the Ad Support team and requested a manual investigation twice, but I continue to receive the same responses.
It appears evident that this activity is being driven by a bot, and it seems Amazon's current measures are unable to effectively address it. I strongly suspect a competitor is responsible, as this individual is my only direct competitor, and we both bid for the same products. Notably, since the click fraud began, my competitor has conveniently lowered their bids from £1.90 per click to £0.30.
Seller_j04PrwnZY1xkY
I have been experiencing the same issue for approximately the past eight days, during which clicks have rapidly depleted my budget, leaving my campaigns unable to run for the remainder of the day. Despite creating new campaigns, the same problem persists. I have reported this to the Ad Support team and requested a manual investigation twice, but I continue to receive the same responses.
It appears evident that this activity is being driven by a bot, and it seems Amazon's current measures are unable to effectively address it. I strongly suspect a competitor is responsible, as this individual is my only direct competitor, and we both bid for the same products. Notably, since the click fraud began, my competitor has conveniently lowered their bids from £1.90 per click to £0.30.
Seller_RAXEWLxQ2dbmN
I don't understand the whole sponsored ads thing.
If you have a unique product wouldn't it be found without ads? If you have loads of competition is advertising the best way to stand out?
When I'm looking to buy, I make a habit of ignoring sponsored ads.
I sometimes click on them but I never buy from them unless I find (after more research) that the product is the best value and the seller has good feedback.
I really dislike the idea of paying to advertise on top of other fees - it means Amazon has a huge incentive not to fix the broken catalogue or its wonky search engine.
Seller_RAXEWLxQ2dbmN
I don't understand the whole sponsored ads thing.
If you have a unique product wouldn't it be found without ads? If you have loads of competition is advertising the best way to stand out?
When I'm looking to buy, I make a habit of ignoring sponsored ads.
I sometimes click on them but I never buy from them unless I find (after more research) that the product is the best value and the seller has good feedback.
I really dislike the idea of paying to advertise on top of other fees - it means Amazon has a huge incentive not to fix the broken catalogue or its wonky search engine.
