SellerSprite Amazon Keyword Miner Guide: Long-Tail Ideas

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Keyword Mining helps you build a large keyword library by drilling down from one seed keyword. It starts by identifying relevant products under a keyword, then extracts associated keywords from those products. Layer by layer, it expands from 1 to 10, 10 to 100, and so on, enabling you to cover more search terms and boost product visibility.
 
This extension version mirrors the web version. For detailed use cases, click here to learn more.
Here are some handy extension tips just for you:

 

 

1. Auto-trigger on Amazon search results page

 
When you open the SellerSprite extension on an Amazon search results page (e.g., for 'pencil case'), the keyword will be auto-filled and the tool will start mining. In this case, 4,406 related keywords were found.
If you're on another Amazon page, just type the keyword manually to search.

 

 

 

2. Field explanations

 
Not sure what a metric means? Hover your mouse over the field for a quick explanation. Click [Data Explanation] to see detailed descriptions of all fields.

 

 

 

3. Custom sorting

 
By default, keywords are sorted by relevance (the higher, the better). Click the small arrow next to any column to sort results by that specific metric—perfect for finding keywords that match your goals.

 

 

 

4. Show Top 10 Product Images

 
Enable [The top 10 Products] to switch to image view. This shows the top 10 products (organic ranking) for each keyword on Amazon—great for visually checking product relevance at a glance.

 

 

 

5. Keyword Trend Charts

 
Click any blue number in the table to view historical trends like search volume, purchase volume, and ABA rank.

 

 

 

6. Keyword Comparison

 
Select 2 to 5 keywords and click [Comparison] to analyze their search volume, ABA rank, purchase rate, etc. Easily identify high-potential keywords.

 

 

 

7. Copy or Export

 
Click [Copy] to copy the currently loaded keyword list (default: top 50 keywords). Want to copy more? Click [Load more].
Click [Export] to download up to 3,000 keywords in Excel format.

 

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