Understanding Competition on Amazon
Competition on Amazon is not always a bad thing. In fact, competition can show that there is real demand for a product. The key is understanding whether the competition is manageable.
A competitive niche may still be worth entering if the existing listings have weaknesses. For example, competitors may have poor photos, unclear descriptions, weak branding, or repeated complaints in reviews.
Review count is one signal to look at. If the top listings all have thousands of reviews, it may be harder for a new seller to compete. But if some listings on page one have lower review counts, there may be room for a new product.
Pricing is another factor. Sellers need to know whether they can compete while still keeping a healthy profit margin.
Keyword rankings also matter. If a niche has many relevant long-tail keywords, a seller may be able to gain visibility without competing only for the hardest search terms.
The goal is not to avoid competition completely. The goal is to find a market where demand exists and where your product or listing can offer something better.
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