Dignity Made Coconut Oil is selling around ~$28K/month on Amazon, but these mistakes are costing them 10s of thousands per month:
1?? Main image is not optimized
? They are using a relatively low quality main image that doesn't tell customers in search much about the product.
? They could see a 20-30% jump in sales just by A/B testing a more crisp render for their main image that also communicates key info about the product.
2?? Supporting images don't sell the benefits
? There are 5 supporting images, but the only direct USP mentioned is USDA organic.
? No mention of health benefits: supports brain function, may aid in weight loss, supports heart health, antimicrobial properties, rich in MCTs for quick energy
? No mention of skin & hair benefits: moisturizes skin, anti-aging properties, soothes skin irritation, reduces dandruff, prevents protein loss in hair
? No mention of cooking & kitchen uses: high smoke point for frying, enhances flavor, dairy-free butter alternative, great for baking and stir-frying
? Other uses not mentioned: oil pulling for oral health, natural makeup remover, wound healing, can be used for DIY skincare products
3?? No Brand Story design
? I don't even know much about this brand but just by looking at their website for 30 seconds, it's clear their brand and product supports farmers and fights trafficking.
? The brand story design is the perfect place to communicate these added benefits of supporting their brand.
4?? Not using Premium A+ Content
? This brand most likely wants to be positioning themselves as the premium / high quality option, but they aren't using Premium A+ Content.
? 60% of Amazon sales come from mobile. Their basic A+ content is not optimized for mobile, whereas with Premium you have this ability.
5?? Product title is not optimized
? Just by looking at their title, I can tell this brand has not A/B tested it. It looks 5 years outdated, and they could probably boost sales just by running an A/B test with an optimized product title.
6?? Rebrand is unclear
? Their second supporting listing image shows a packaging transition and rebrand that is happening. We have recently executed rebrands for multiple 7-figure brands, so I'm familiar with this process.
? If they DON'T have inventory of the new branding in FBA, this is confusing for no reason. If they DO have new branding in FBA, they should have the new branding for all listing content (including main image), and keep the transition image for a few months as the old packaging sells out.
? Main image is old packaging, transition image shows new packaging, other supporting images show old packaging, A+ content shows new packaging ... this is very confusing to the customer.
Even just fixing a few of these problems could MASSIVELY boost their sales.
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