Steven Pope

Obviously, I think this also goes into the aspect that every single seller knows brand stores are not that popular.

You are not going to get that many people visiting your brand store comparatively to your product page.

But I think Amazon also knows that.

And so they want to get at enough of a data pool together.

Anytime you make one of these changes to people say, yes, this was a positive change.

overall my prediction with this going in 2026 is exactly as it sounds i think amazon's going to put a much bigger emphasis and effort on brand quality on brand stores and trying to make brands in general just a higher tier of showcasing

and also very synonymous across the board.

You can go from one brand page to another brand store page and you're going to get a very similar experience as a customer and as a shopper.

So I will continue looking at this and next time that they go through and update these actions, I'll go through and essentially see how big of an impact that plays.

We'll do a little part two here in the future.

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Ho ho ho PPC campaign time for Christmas.

My name is Stephen Pope.

I'm the founder of my Amazon guy.

And you might be wondering, should you be setting up a dedicated PPC campaign for your Amazon brand for the Christmas season?

The answer is yes, almost everybody should be doing this unless you sell swimwear in the middle of summer.

But even then, I'd probably still sell PPC campaign gifts for swimmers or something like that.

Let's dive in.