u/Wizioo

Hello guys I'm starting on amazon FBA and i'm looking for the best tools (paid or free) for amazon listing optimization (to optimize the title, description, bullet points or so) but more concrete to analyze the keywords (one by one) and i'm looking for a tool or way to analyze keywords that lets me know which keywords work and which ones dont from the ones I actually have on the listing.

Is there any tool that lets me do that with listing optimization and keywords researching/analysis?

Thanks in advance!

Hi, I know this case is a bit specific and it do not always happens, but imagine in a case where red and raptors are not up and I wanna go to frog. Is it faster to base (from golems) and go directly to frog (with base speed and all this stuff) or it would be faster to go from golems to frog?

My first thinking is that is faster to base and go to frog but wanted to know what you guys think and tell me, maybe there's something I was missing or that I should know.

Thanks!

Hi guys, been seeing the bruiser graves build but wanna know in what situations should I go this build? When they're all squishy I know u want to go crit/dmg build to oneshot them easy, but when should I go the bruiser build? If they have 1 tank or more? If team needs a bit of frontline or when? Because I pretty much end up seeing only solid the crit build and end up building the crit one since with the bruiser build I do not end up being useful until 3 or more items...

Can someone explain me a bit what's the point of bruiser build (I guess is stacking E stacks and being tanky as fuck without losing that much damage).

Just wondering if the old 3 camps → recall → buy → clear the remaining 3 is still a solid path in the current jungle meta, or if full clears / different routes are better now.

Any thoughts?

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Hello guys, I launched a product a year ago on amazon but it was on wrong category. Stock ended on january/february and have been until june without stock. After restocking on June I also changed the listing to the correct category.

What i’ve found now is that im getting no sales (and lower impressions/visits) compared to last year or last time I restocked.

Being long time without stock could it be the cause why im having no sales or “traction” on the listing as fast as I was doing before everytime I restocked?

Thanks, hope someone can clarify a bit or give me some tips on how to analyze a bit whats happening.

Hi saw this weeks/months ago on some streams of someone saying that was better to do Krugs > Red (when coming from starting Blue) on the first clear (i dont know if the next ones also).

But why is that? And when it applies? Is for pure camp respawn or it has any other theory behind?

At the moment didn't think if the one who said it was right or not but wanna know if it's true and why.

Hi everyone,

I just spent over an hour scrolling Reddit threads hunting for SaaS ideas, and it hit me hard: it’s actually pretty easy to find problems worth solving… but damn hard to find one that you’d be excited to work on every day for the next 6-12 months (or longer).

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Thanks in advance!

Hello guys, i've been watching pro VODs from Challengers pro players like Canyon and I learnt a tip that he almost always does that helped me a lot in my rank games to have a good tempo in the jungle. The tip is to always back when the first camp from your strongside jungle is about to spawn, when the timer of the first camp is about 15-20s (this won't be 100% always due to kill potential or similar stuff, but try to make it as close as possible to that).

For example if you started red, then you did krugs and raptors (that's your strongside jungle), once you have cleared all and made a play or something he always recall when his golems camps is about 15-20s about to spawn to arrive to the golems camp in time. I know sometimes you won't apply this but try to do it as hard as possible.

Been applying this since I saw it and noticed a clearly improve in jungle farming, aswell as tempo for arriving to objectives and clearing and having more "free time" in the jungle against my enemy jungler.

The result has been to always be 2,3 or even 4 lvls ahead of the enemy jungler in the majority of games.

Try it and tell me how it's going and what do you think.

Hello guys, i've been watching pro VODs from Challengers pro players like Canyon and I learnt a tip that he almost always does that helped me a lot in my rank games to have a good tempo in the jungle. The tip is to always back when the first camp from your strongside jungle is about to spawn, when the timer of the first camp is about 15-20s (this won't be 100% always due to kill potential or similar stuff, but try to make it as close as possible to that).

For example if you started red, then you did krugs and raptors (that's your strongside jungle), once you have cleared all and made a play or something he always recall when his golems camps is about 15-20s about to spawn to arrive to the golems camp in time. I know sometimes you won't apply this but try to do it as hard as possible.

Been applying this since I saw it and noticed a clearly improve in jungle farming, aswell as tempo for arriving to objectives and clearing and having more "free time" in the jungle against my enemy jungler.

The result has been to always be 2,3 or even 4 lvls ahead of the enemy jungler in the majority of games.

Try it and tell me how it's going and what do you think.