Press releases for Amazon traffic (rankings). Anyone doing it?

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• coya ✭

  August 2015

  I was not in AMS but I am very interested in learn more about this. Thanks for sharing Constantine.

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• constantine ✭✭

  August 2015

  I was never on ASM, but I saw their videos... And they preach it hard... While ASM is a "blue sky" course, they do have some sound ideas... So this is worth checking out...

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• coya ✭

  August 2015

  can you share the link constantine?

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• constantine ✭✭

  August 2015

  there is no link... it is many gigs of videos
  

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• coya ✭

  August 2015

  but where are those videos? in which website?

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• constantine ✭✭

  August 2015

  their are not on a website... I bought and downloaded them...

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• Travis_Jamison admin

  August 2015

  Press releases can help some, but not that much at all except in very specific niches.
  
  Being an SEO'er, I've dealt with thousands of press releases (PR), and with a lot of them you can view the traffic that clicks them (somewhat). Generally speaking there isn't much to speak of.
  
  Two possible advantages:

  • Certain niches tend to rank "News" in the Google search results really highly. Google your keywords first to see if the news results show. IF they do, then you can more or less be at the top of the Google results for a day or two with each PR. In these cases it really helps for the PR to be titled something very click-bait-y.
    
  • Press releases do somewhat help with SEO rankings. So it you are trying to rank your actual Amazon page ON Google, then a PR can help some. It's not enough by any means to move it up to the top, but they do add some backlink value.
    

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• constantine ✭✭

  August 2015

  Thanks, @Travis_Jamison

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