Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Where your products come in Amazon search, and who sells them for less. This is part of Zinn® SEO Pro. You pay for each check from your Zinn® credit, and the price is shown before anything runs.
Track your Amazon rankings
Where your products come in Amazon search, and who sells them for less. This is part of Zinn® SEO Pro. You pay for each check from your Zinn® credit, and the price is shown before anything runs.
Open Amazon — Go to SEO, Research toolbox, Amazon.
List your products — One per line. To follow one exact listing, add its ASIN after a bar, such as Blue widget | B08N5WRWNW, or put an ASIN on its own line.
Type your seller name — Your seller name as Amazon shows it.
Run the check — Press Check Amazon (one charge per product) and confirm.
Read your place and price — For each product: your place, your price, the cheapest seller and the top sellers. Press Check it automatically to watch them over time.
With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/track-your-amazon-rankings
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