How to Get Cheap Amazon PPC Traffic - Loopholes and Walkthroughs

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[@Mangolicious_was_taken]

Hello, I have a question I'm hoping you can answer. I have two different products that share the same keywords. For example: product 1: Keyword: black product 2: Keyword: black In the video, you mention that campaigns should be separated by ASINs (except if they are under the same Parent ASIN). So let's say I create two separate campaigns for product 1 and product 2, and have the same keyword: black in both. My questions are then the following: - do I bid against myself? - if yes, how can I prevent this? - if no, how does Amazon decide which of my product to show (given the bids are the same) - if no, does it mean that the product (let's say product 1) with the highest bid always wins, and product 2 won't be showcased to customers? I have searched the entire internet for help, however without any luck. therefore, I hope you'll take the time to answer the above. Thank you! (repost)

[@JR20584]

- If you create separate campaigns for product 1 and product 2 with the same keyword, you will bid against yourself. - To prevent bidding against yourself, you can use negative keywords in each campaign. For example, in the campaign for product 1, you can add "product 2" as a negative keyword. This will prevent your product 1 from showing up in search results for the keyword "black" that triggers your product 2 campaign. Likewise, in the product 2 campaign, you can add "product 1" as a negative keyword. - When Amazon decides which product to show, it takes into consideration several factors, including bid amount, relevancy, and other performance metrics such as click-through rate and conversion rate. If the bids are the same and the relevance and performance metrics are equal, Amazon may rotate the two products so that each product is shown a roughly equal number of times. - While the product with the highest bid has an advantage, it doesn't necessarily mean that it will always win. Other factors, such as relevance and performance, can also influence which product is shown to customers.

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