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Now You Can Add Video In Amazon Sponsored Brand Ads (2020 Update)
Now You Can Add Video In Amazon Sponsored Brand Ads (2020 Update)
Now You Can Add Video In Amazon Sponsored Brand Ads (2020 Update)
Images are great, but videos are better. Far, far better, especially when it comes to increasing engagement and brand awareness. Amazon knows this well, so it has recently introduced videos in its Sponsored Brand Ads. With this update, now you can take the creatives of your Sponsored Brand Ads, not just one but one thousand levels up.
Sponsored Brand Ads Just Got More Visual
Image reference: Amazon
The new update in Amazon Sponsored Brand ads allows advertisers to leverage the power of video content in their existing image-based advertisements. As of January 2020, videos in Sponsored Brand ads are visible on the desktop, as you can see in the example below. So yes, now you can add videos to your Sponsored Brand ads.
Image reference: Amazon
Why Video, Images Weren’t Compelling Enough?
Sponsored Brand ads are all about driving brand awareness and increasing engagement. And the success of your ads depends on your ad creativity. When it comes to ad creative, images and (now) videos are the star of the show. Not so surprisingly, videos tend to attract more traffic and conversions than images. Even though images still are effective, videos help you to paint your brand and give shoppers more insight into who you are as a brand. Why, you ask? Here are some of the reasons to justify this statement:
Get Noticed: Videos force scrolling users to stop and pay extra attention.
Increase Conversions: Videos can turn shoppers into buyers.
Educate Customers Easily: Videos provide instant and easy-to-digest information.
Leaves A Lasting Impact: Videos add value and strike an emotional chord. If a picture is worth 1000 words, videos are worth 100000 words.
Makes You Look Like A Professional Brand: Videos help build trust like images can never.
Understanding The Anatomy Of Video Ads:
Image reference: Amazon
(A) Product Details: Primary product details along with associated product information from the detail page like title, review count, star ratings, and Prime eligibility are automatically displayed.(B) Video: Video will automatically play once it's 50% visible on the screen.
(C) Sponsored Tag: The sponsored tag will be shown on the upper right corner of the video for the first 3 seconds of the video and then it will fade out quickly. Any logo or tag should not obstruct this tag.
(D) Mute Button: It is available in the lower right corner of the video and can be used to control playback. By default, videos always start with audio. If the video is silent, the mute button won’t be displayed.
Criteria & Specifications You Should Follow For Adding Video In Sponsored Brand Ads:
File resolution1920 x 1080px, 1280 x 720px or 3840 x 2160pxFile sizeSmaller than 500MBFile format.MP4 or .MOVVideo duration6-45 seconds minimum audio bit rate96 kbpsDisplay aspect ratio16:9
Along with meeting the above technical specifications, your ads must meet the below criteria. If they don’t meet these criteria, they can get rejected.
Content within the video must not obstruct the user interface. The text should always be within the safe area.
All the text should be legible and must be a minimum of 30 pts.
There should be no letterboxing or pillar boxing. Videos should not have any black bars on any side of the content.
To increase the understandability of the videos, it should be in the local language of the marketplace you are selling in.
The video should highlight the brand or product promoted.
Best Practices For Video Ads:
#1: Know Your Target Audience
Videos used for Facebook and Instagram promotions cannot be used here. Amazon customers are browsing through the search result pages with a shopping intent. They are already convinced about making a purchase. So, your video should be educational, demonstrative, and product-focused.
#2: Highlight Your Product
Research conducted by Amazon shows that the videos that feature the product prominently in the first second perform better than the other products that don’t. As mentioned above, don’t waste time telling the shoppers that they need this product and all. Don’t be arty with slow openers, instead make something that’s bright, moves, and catches attention. If the first seconds are still, customers can consider it as an image.
#3: Optimize Your Ad For Sponsored Brand Ads
Videos for Sponsored Brand ads autoplay, run without any sound, play right in your search result pages where other products are displayed, and have no option for full-screen viewing. So you need to optimize your content accordingly. Your video should be easily viewable and onscreen text should be completely visible. Consider the location of the user interface within the viewing area and make sure no important elements are obstructed.
#4: Keep It Short & Sweet
Amazon allows you to keep the video ad between 6 to 45 seconds, but the ideal length of the ad should be around 15 seconds. Research says that when it comes to purchasing intent, 15-second-long ads are the clear winner. The longer your ad is the lesser will be the interest of your customers (especially the millennials). So cut the crap and keep your ad as short and to the point as possible. Remember, it’s not the Avengers trailer that your customer will love to watch every microsecond of the video. Bring them to a solution (i.e., your product) immediately.
#5: Play, Repeat & Repeat
Once the video ends, it will restart automatically. You can either get creative and make the loop look completely seamless, or you can allow for some breathing room by adding an end card into the video. It is usually believed that if the video is on a constant loop, it can irritate and disinterest the customers. But as a loop is set as default on Amazon, you have no other option left but to make the video look seamless and flawless even if it’s played on a loop.
#6: Redirect The Shoppers Appropriately
Think properly about the product you are advertising in the video. If a shopper is looking for a specific product, make sure to redirect the shopper to that product page and if the video is designed to advertise multiple products from your catalog, it would be best if you take the shoppers to a page where all the advertised products are seen. This can help them make a better and quicker purchase decision.
Quick FAQ Session:
Here are some common questions people have been asking me about adding videos in Sponsored Brand ads:
Q1: Is it different from the video in the search?
Video in Sponsored Brand ads is a self-service option while in video search is done with the help of a sales representative. Video in Sponsored Brand ads also has an in-UI reporting and is cost-per-click. The choice is yours.
Q2: Are the targeting options for video ads different?
No, the video ad creative has the same targeting options as other Sponsored Brand ads.
Q3: Are there any new metrics for video in Sponsored Brand ads?
Video will have the same metrics as other Sponsored Brand ads. The only difference is that it won’t be able to track new-to-brand metrics while the beta is ongoing.
Q4: Where are video ads linked to?
Shoppers will be redirected to the ASIN detail page, which you selected while creating the ad.
Q5: What is the ideal length for videos?
I would recommend keeping your videos about 15 to 30 seconds long.
Q6: Where will my ad appear?
Unlike the traditional display of Sponsored Brand ads, videos will appear below the fold in the search result pages along with other products.
What Else Is New In Amazon Advertising World?
Sponsored Display Ads:
Sponsored Display Ads will be replacing Product Display Ads, although the former is a bit different. It’s an extension of Amazon’s DSP platform where brands and sellers can retarget the shoppers who have left the product page without buying. In the beta version, there are a few targeting options being tested and all ads are served outside of Amazon. Once this ad format is rolled out to sellers, it will provide them with an excellent opportunity to expand their reach outside of Amazon and retarget both browsers and lost customers.
Image reference: Amazon
Storefront Spotlight:
Storefront Spotlight showcases the attention that Amazon is giving to brands and storefronts. Instead of selecting a list of product pages, advertisers can link three pages of your storefront. You can choose the images that you want to show in the ad, as well as the title of your storefront page. This is a great way to showcase all the products within your brand. Just make sure to keep your storefront segmented and properly organized.
Product Targeting:
Previously available to vendors in Product Display Ads, product targeting allows sellers to target specific ASINs and even entire subcategories. It provides the perfect opportunity to expand your presence beyond just bidding on keywords. Advertisers can either target specific ASINs, including competitors or even their own ASINs, to cross-sell. Subcategories can also be targeted, just use filters to narrow the searches down.
Targeting Groups for Automatic Campaigns:
Until now, Amazon ads generated by Automatic campaigns were placed anywhere across the search result page. It was a great way to leverage Amazon’s data for running campaigns, but advertisers had little control over the placement of their ads. Automatic campaigns now have to target groups that allow you to set different bids for Close Matches, Loose Match, Substitutes, and Complements. Sellers can optimize the groups based on how well they perform.
Predictions For Amazon Advertising In 2020:
#1: Amazon will intensify its focus on “building great brands.”
#2: Amazon will focus more on long-term ROAS, which means building an identifiable and trusted brand.
#3: New reporting tools will be introduced for efficient campaign optimization.
#4: The product pages will become social. With the introduction of in-line video ads and Amazon Posts, your product detail page will begin to look a little more like Facebook and Instagram feeds.
Partner With The Experts:
If you want to up your Amazon advertising game, then hire experienced and professional experts from Amazon advertising agencies like eStore Factory. Whether it’s starting from scratch or optimizing your existing campaigns, our micro-level Amazon PPC optimization can help you get better ROI for every dollar spent.
Images are great, but videos are better. Far, far better, especially when it comes to increasing engagement and brand awareness. Amazon knows this well, so it has recently introduced videos in its Sponsored Brand Ads. With this update, now you can take the creatives of your Sponsored Brand Ads, not just one but one thousand levels up.
Sponsored Brand Ads Just Got More Visual
Image reference: Amazon
The new update in Amazon Sponsored Brand ads allows advertisers to leverage the power of video content in their existing image-based advertisements. As of January 2020, videos in Sponsored Brand ads are visible on the desktop, as you can see in the example below. So yes, now you can add videos to your Sponsored Brand ads.
Image reference: Amazon
Why Video, Images Weren’t Compelling Enough?
Sponsored Brand ads are all about driving brand awareness and increasing engagement. And the success of your ads depends on your ad creativity. When it comes to ad creative, images and (now) videos are the star of the show. Not so surprisingly, videos tend to attract more traffic and conversions than images. Even though images still are effective, videos help you to paint your brand and give shoppers more insight into who you are as a brand. Why, you ask? Here are some of the reasons to justify this statement:
Get Noticed: Videos force scrolling users to stop and pay extra attention.
Increase Conversions: Videos can turn shoppers into buyers.
Educate Customers Easily: Videos provide instant and easy-to-digest information.
Leaves A Lasting Impact: Videos add value and strike an emotional chord. If a picture is worth 1000 words, videos are worth 100000 words.
Makes You Look Like A Professional Brand: Videos help build trust like images can never.
Understanding The Anatomy Of Video Ads:
Image reference: Amazon
(A) Product Details: Primary product details along with associated product information from the detail page like title, review count, star ratings, and Prime eligibility are automatically displayed.(B) Video: Video will automatically play once it's 50% visible on the screen.
(C) Sponsored Tag: The sponsored tag will be shown on the upper right corner of the video for the first 3 seconds of the video and then it will fade out quickly. Any logo or tag should not obstruct this tag.
(D) Mute Button: It is available in the lower right corner of the video and can be used to control playback. By default, videos always start with audio. If the video is silent, the mute button won’t be displayed.
Criteria & Specifications You Should Follow For Adding Video In Sponsored Brand Ads:
File resolution1920 x 1080px, 1280 x 720px or 3840 x 2160pxFile sizeSmaller than 500MBFile format.MP4 or .MOVVideo duration6-45 seconds minimum audio bit rate96 kbpsDisplay aspect ratio16:9
Along with meeting the above technical specifications, your ads must meet the below criteria. If they don’t meet these criteria, they can get rejected.
Content within the video must not obstruct the user interface. The text should always be within the safe area.
All the text should be legible and must be a minimum of 30 pts.
There should be no letterboxing or pillar boxing. Videos should not have any black bars on any side of the content.
To increase the understandability of the videos, it should be in the local language of the marketplace you are selling in.
The video should highlight the brand or product promoted.
Best Practices For Video Ads:
#1: Know Your Target Audience
Videos used for Facebook and Instagram promotions cannot be used here. Amazon customers are browsing through the search result pages with a shopping intent. They are already convinced about making a purchase. So, your video should be educational, demonstrative, and product-focused.
#2: Highlight Your Product
Research conducted by Amazon shows that the videos that feature the product prominently in the first second perform better than the other products that don’t. As mentioned above, don’t waste time telling the shoppers that they need this product and all. Don’t be arty with slow openers, instead make something that’s bright, moves, and catches attention. If the first seconds are still, customers can consider it as an image.
#3: Optimize Your Ad For Sponsored Brand Ads
Videos for Sponsored Brand ads autoplay, run without any sound, play right in your search result pages where other products are displayed, and have no option for full-screen viewing. So you need to optimize your content accordingly. Your video should be easily viewable and onscreen text should be completely visible. Consider the location of the user interface within the viewing area and make sure no important elements are obstructed.
#4: Keep It Short & Sweet
Amazon allows you to keep the video ad between 6 to 45 seconds, but the ideal length of the ad should be around 15 seconds. Research says that when it comes to purchasing intent, 15-second-long ads are the clear winner. The longer your ad is the lesser will be the interest of your customers (especially the millennials). So cut the crap and keep your ad as short and to the point as possible. Remember, it’s not the Avengers trailer that your customer will love to watch every microsecond of the video. Bring them to a solution (i.e., your product) immediately.
#5: Play, Repeat & Repeat
Once the video ends, it will restart automatically. You can either get creative and make the loop look completely seamless, or you can allow for some breathing room by adding an end card into the video. It is usually believed that if the video is on a constant loop, it can irritate and disinterest the customers. But as a loop is set as default on Amazon, you have no other option left but to make the video look seamless and flawless even if it’s played on a loop.
#6: Redirect The Shoppers Appropriately
Think properly about the product you are advertising in the video. If a shopper is looking for a specific product, make sure to redirect the shopper to that product page and if the video is designed to advertise multiple products from your catalog, it would be best if you take the shoppers to a page where all the advertised products are seen. This can help them make a better and quicker purchase decision.
Quick FAQ Session:
Here are some common questions people have been asking me about adding videos in Sponsored Brand ads:
Q1: Is it different from the video in the search?
Video in Sponsored Brand ads is a self-service option while in video search is done with the help of a sales representative. Video in Sponsored Brand ads also has an in-UI reporting and is cost-per-click. The choice is yours.
Q2: Are the targeting options for video ads different?
No, the video ad creative has the same targeting options as other Sponsored Brand ads.
Q3: Are there any new metrics for video in Sponsored Brand ads?
Video will have the same metrics as other Sponsored Brand ads. The only difference is that it won’t be able to track new-to-brand metrics while the beta is ongoing.
Q4: Where are video ads linked to?
Shoppers will be redirected to the ASIN detail page, which you selected while creating the ad.
Q5: What is the ideal length for videos?
I would recommend keeping your videos about 15 to 30 seconds long.
Q6: Where will my ad appear?
Unlike the traditional display of Sponsored Brand ads, videos will appear below the fold in the search result pages along with other products.
What Else Is New In Amazon Advertising World?
Sponsored Display Ads:
Sponsored Display Ads will be replacing Product Display Ads, although the former is a bit different. It’s an extension of Amazon’s DSP platform where brands and sellers can retarget the shoppers who have left the product page without buying. In the beta version, there are a few targeting options being tested and all ads are served outside of Amazon. Once this ad format is rolled out to sellers, it will provide them with an excellent opportunity to expand their reach outside of Amazon and retarget both browsers and lost customers.
Image reference: Amazon
Storefront Spotlight:
Storefront Spotlight showcases the attention that Amazon is giving to brands and storefronts. Instead of selecting a list of product pages, advertisers can link three pages of your storefront. You can choose the images that you want to show in the ad, as well as the title of your storefront page. This is a great way to showcase all the products within your brand. Just make sure to keep your storefront segmented and properly organized.
Product Targeting:
Previously available to vendors in Product Display Ads, product targeting allows sellers to target specific ASINs and even entire subcategories. It provides the perfect opportunity to expand your presence beyond just bidding on keywords. Advertisers can either target specific ASINs, including competitors or even their own ASINs, to cross-sell. Subcategories can also be targeted, just use filters to narrow the searches down.
Targeting Groups for Automatic Campaigns:
Until now, Amazon ads generated by Automatic campaigns were placed anywhere across the search result page. It was a great way to leverage Amazon’s data for running campaigns, but advertisers had little control over the placement of their ads. Automatic campaigns now have to target groups that allow you to set different bids for Close Matches, Loose Match, Substitutes, and Complements. Sellers can optimize the groups based on how well they perform.
Predictions For Amazon Advertising In 2020:
#1: Amazon will intensify its focus on “building great brands.”
#2: Amazon will focus more on long-term ROAS, which means building an identifiable and trusted brand.
#3: New reporting tools will be introduced for efficient campaign optimization.
#4: The product pages will become social. With the introduction of in-line video ads and Amazon Posts, your product detail page will begin to look a little more like Facebook and Instagram feeds.
Partner With The Experts:
If you want to up your Amazon advertising game, then hire experienced and professional experts from Amazon advertising agencies like eStore Factory. Whether it’s starting from scratch or optimizing your existing campaigns, our micro-level Amazon PPC optimization can help you get better ROI for every dollar spent.
Images are great, but videos are better. Far, far better, especially when it comes to increasing engagement and brand awareness. Amazon knows this well, so it has recently introduced videos in its Sponsored Brand Ads. With this update, now you can take the creatives of your Sponsored Brand Ads, not just one but one thousand levels up.
Sponsored Brand Ads Just Got More Visual
Image reference: Amazon
The new update in Amazon Sponsored Brand ads allows advertisers to leverage the power of video content in their existing image-based advertisements. As of January 2020, videos in Sponsored Brand ads are visible on the desktop, as you can see in the example below. So yes, now you can add videos to your Sponsored Brand ads.
Image reference: Amazon
Why Video, Images Weren’t Compelling Enough?
Sponsored Brand ads are all about driving brand awareness and increasing engagement. And the success of your ads depends on your ad creativity. When it comes to ad creative, images and (now) videos are the star of the show. Not so surprisingly, videos tend to attract more traffic and conversions than images. Even though images still are effective, videos help you to paint your brand and give shoppers more insight into who you are as a brand. Why, you ask? Here are some of the reasons to justify this statement:
Get Noticed: Videos force scrolling users to stop and pay extra attention.
Increase Conversions: Videos can turn shoppers into buyers.
Educate Customers Easily: Videos provide instant and easy-to-digest information.
Leaves A Lasting Impact: Videos add value and strike an emotional chord. If a picture is worth 1000 words, videos are worth 100000 words.
Makes You Look Like A Professional Brand: Videos help build trust like images can never.
Understanding The Anatomy Of Video Ads:
Image reference: Amazon
(A) Product Details: Primary product details along with associated product information from the detail page like title, review count, star ratings, and Prime eligibility are automatically displayed.(B) Video: Video will automatically play once it's 50% visible on the screen.
(C) Sponsored Tag: The sponsored tag will be shown on the upper right corner of the video for the first 3 seconds of the video and then it will fade out quickly. Any logo or tag should not obstruct this tag.
(D) Mute Button: It is available in the lower right corner of the video and can be used to control playback. By default, videos always start with audio. If the video is silent, the mute button won’t be displayed.
Criteria & Specifications You Should Follow For Adding Video In Sponsored Brand Ads:
File resolution1920 x 1080px, 1280 x 720px or 3840 x 2160pxFile sizeSmaller than 500MBFile format.MP4 or .MOVVideo duration6-45 seconds minimum audio bit rate96 kbpsDisplay aspect ratio16:9
Along with meeting the above technical specifications, your ads must meet the below criteria. If they don’t meet these criteria, they can get rejected.
Content within the video must not obstruct the user interface. The text should always be within the safe area.
All the text should be legible and must be a minimum of 30 pts.
There should be no letterboxing or pillar boxing. Videos should not have any black bars on any side of the content.
To increase the understandability of the videos, it should be in the local language of the marketplace you are selling in.
The video should highlight the brand or product promoted.
Best Practices For Video Ads:
#1: Know Your Target Audience
Videos used for Facebook and Instagram promotions cannot be used here. Amazon customers are browsing through the search result pages with a shopping intent. They are already convinced about making a purchase. So, your video should be educational, demonstrative, and product-focused.
#2: Highlight Your Product
Research conducted by Amazon shows that the videos that feature the product prominently in the first second perform better than the other products that don’t. As mentioned above, don’t waste time telling the shoppers that they need this product and all. Don’t be arty with slow openers, instead make something that’s bright, moves, and catches attention. If the first seconds are still, customers can consider it as an image.
#3: Optimize Your Ad For Sponsored Brand Ads
Videos for Sponsored Brand ads autoplay, run without any sound, play right in your search result pages where other products are displayed, and have no option for full-screen viewing. So you need to optimize your content accordingly. Your video should be easily viewable and onscreen text should be completely visible. Consider the location of the user interface within the viewing area and make sure no important elements are obstructed.
#4: Keep It Short & Sweet
Amazon allows you to keep the video ad between 6 to 45 seconds, but the ideal length of the ad should be around 15 seconds. Research says that when it comes to purchasing intent, 15-second-long ads are the clear winner. The longer your ad is the lesser will be the interest of your customers (especially the millennials). So cut the crap and keep your ad as short and to the point as possible. Remember, it’s not the Avengers trailer that your customer will love to watch every microsecond of the video. Bring them to a solution (i.e., your product) immediately.
#5: Play, Repeat & Repeat
Once the video ends, it will restart automatically. You can either get creative and make the loop look completely seamless, or you can allow for some breathing room by adding an end card into the video. It is usually believed that if the video is on a constant loop, it can irritate and disinterest the customers. But as a loop is set as default on Amazon, you have no other option left but to make the video look seamless and flawless even if it’s played on a loop.
#6: Redirect The Shoppers Appropriately
Think properly about the product you are advertising in the video. If a shopper is looking for a specific product, make sure to redirect the shopper to that product page and if the video is designed to advertise multiple products from your catalog, it would be best if you take the shoppers to a page where all the advertised products are seen. This can help them make a better and quicker purchase decision.
Quick FAQ Session:
Here are some common questions people have been asking me about adding videos in Sponsored Brand ads:
Q1: Is it different from the video in the search?
Video in Sponsored Brand ads is a self-service option while in video search is done with the help of a sales representative. Video in Sponsored Brand ads also has an in-UI reporting and is cost-per-click. The choice is yours.
Q2: Are the targeting options for video ads different?
No, the video ad creative has the same targeting options as other Sponsored Brand ads.
Q3: Are there any new metrics for video in Sponsored Brand ads?
Video will have the same metrics as other Sponsored Brand ads. The only difference is that it won’t be able to track new-to-brand metrics while the beta is ongoing.
Q4: Where are video ads linked to?
Shoppers will be redirected to the ASIN detail page, which you selected while creating the ad.
Q5: What is the ideal length for videos?
I would recommend keeping your videos about 15 to 30 seconds long.
Q6: Where will my ad appear?
Unlike the traditional display of Sponsored Brand ads, videos will appear below the fold in the search result pages along with other products.
What Else Is New In Amazon Advertising World?
Sponsored Display Ads:
Sponsored Display Ads will be replacing Product Display Ads, although the former is a bit different. It’s an extension of Amazon’s DSP platform where brands and sellers can retarget the shoppers who have left the product page without buying. In the beta version, there are a few targeting options being tested and all ads are served outside of Amazon. Once this ad format is rolled out to sellers, it will provide them with an excellent opportunity to expand their reach outside of Amazon and retarget both browsers and lost customers.
Image reference: Amazon
Storefront Spotlight:
Storefront Spotlight showcases the attention that Amazon is giving to brands and storefronts. Instead of selecting a list of product pages, advertisers can link three pages of your storefront. You can choose the images that you want to show in the ad, as well as the title of your storefront page. This is a great way to showcase all the products within your brand. Just make sure to keep your storefront segmented and properly organized.
Product Targeting:
Previously available to vendors in Product Display Ads, product targeting allows sellers to target specific ASINs and even entire subcategories. It provides the perfect opportunity to expand your presence beyond just bidding on keywords. Advertisers can either target specific ASINs, including competitors or even their own ASINs, to cross-sell. Subcategories can also be targeted, just use filters to narrow the searches down.
Targeting Groups for Automatic Campaigns:
Until now, Amazon ads generated by Automatic campaigns were placed anywhere across the search result page. It was a great way to leverage Amazon’s data for running campaigns, but advertisers had little control over the placement of their ads. Automatic campaigns now have to target groups that allow you to set different bids for Close Matches, Loose Match, Substitutes, and Complements. Sellers can optimize the groups based on how well they perform.
Predictions For Amazon Advertising In 2020:
#1: Amazon will intensify its focus on “building great brands.”
#2: Amazon will focus more on long-term ROAS, which means building an identifiable and trusted brand.
#3: New reporting tools will be introduced for efficient campaign optimization.
#4: The product pages will become social. With the introduction of in-line video ads and Amazon Posts, your product detail page will begin to look a little more like Facebook and Instagram feeds.
Partner With The Experts:
If you want to up your Amazon advertising game, then hire experienced and professional experts from Amazon advertising agencies like eStore Factory. Whether it’s starting from scratch or optimizing your existing campaigns, our micro-level Amazon PPC optimization can help you get better ROI for every dollar spent.
eStore Factory is a full-service Amazon agency dedicated to building end-to-end strategies for brands of all sizes.
SERVICES FOR AMAZON
Product Setup ON AMAZON
GRAPHICS & BRANDING SERVICES
© Copyright 2014 - 2024. All Rights Reserved.
eStore Factory is a full-service Amazon agency dedicated to building end-to-end strategies for brands of all sizes.
SERVICES FOR AMAZON
Product Setup ON AMAZON
GRAPHICS & BRANDING SERVICES
© Copyright 2014 - 2024. All Rights Reserved.
eStore Factory is a full-service Amazon agency dedicated to building end-to-end strategies for brands of all sizes.
SERVICES FOR AMAZON
Product Setup ON AMAZON
GRAPHICS & BRANDING SERVICES
© Copyright 2014 - 2024. All Rights Reserved.