Amazon FBA 2022: Predictions + Trends Amazon Sellers Should Know

[@scott_suggs]

I made a mistake and said 2020 instead of 2022 in the beginning of the video 😅What do you think we'll see from Amazon in 2022?

[@felixxsev]

🔥 Great video Scott

[@scott_suggs]

Thanks Felix!

[@fitpop6668]

Keep the videos coming. Congrats on hitting 2000 subscribers. 🥳

[@scott_suggs]

@@fitpop6668 Thank you, Scott! 🙌

[@adrianpuni500]

Scott, the funnel image you put on trend2 blow my mind, is ad console and DSP two kinds of ad management? Very interesting stuff. I guess amazon allows you to breakdown which ppc you want to use each time. - Very nice idea of implementing videos, would you say amazon want to become social media-like behaviour?, fb & ig use insite-store, kinda the other way around. - What would you say to fight against ppc rise prices?, any positive ideas could give some more color heheh. Many thanks for sharing your experience bro. pdta: custom samples arrived 3 days ago, STUNNING!!!!!!!!!!

[@scott_suggs]

DSP is a separate program with limited access but you can do the in-market/lifestyle targeting and retargeting with Product Display Ads in the normal ad console. You only need to use the normal ad console. PPC is always just a constant game of testing and optimizing. Send me a pic of the sample when you can!

[@adrianpuni500]

@@scott_suggs Understood!! I will write down DSP so when the times come I will remember.

[@IamLizDevine]

Thanks alot Scott - awesome content! Do you have any recommendations for software for making videos? Also, do you have a view on whether its better to have Parent-Child listings (variations) or separate listings in competitive categories? Thanks

[@scott_suggs]

Thanks! For video software with templates I've used InVideo but there's also other good ones like Promo, Lumen5, and Animoto. Most have a free version or trial to check it out and see which you like. You can also subscribe for just a month to create all the videos you want and then cancel until you need it again. For the variations, there're pros and cons to each. Separate listings means more spaces you have in the search results. Combined means easier for the shopper to order the variation they want and also shared reviews. I usually lean towards combining but depends on product and situation.