You’ll also see a column for competing products so you can quickly see how many unique products are ranking for any given keyword. This section shows each keyword along with its score for different fields mentioned above such as search volume, title density, and organic rank. This greatly increases relevance and is a key for our keyword research process – coming up next!įinally, in the keywords section you can begin to analyze the results to find the best keywords. Enter a minimum to show only the keywords that multiple competitors are ranking for. Enter a maximum to find keywords that don’t appear in the titles of other products presenting a potential opportunity to rank quickly. Use this filter to identify keyword indexing and understand what keywords your competitors are ranking well for in search results – and therefore most likely getting good sales from. Enter a minimum here to search only for longer tail keywords which usually have less competition. A score that reflects the ratio of competitors vs volume of searches. Filter for keywords within a certain search volume range to find the keywords that are searched most often.
There are 20 filters in total, but here are a few of the most useful options: In the next section, you can filter the results according to your needs. In this first section, you enter the product ASIN(s) of your competitors.ĭepending on the use case you can just search one ASIN, or you can add up to ten ASINs in total to unlock more powerful data aggregation features. There are three key sections to understand when using Cerebro: ASINs
Cerebro is arguably the best Amazon ASIN Lookup tool on the market due to both the number of data points it analyzes and the advanced filtering system it provides.
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