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Here’s How Amazon Sellers Can Make the Pivot to Europe

Serious Sellers Podcast · with Jana Krekic · January 7, 2020 · 35 min

Summary

This episode provides a clear roadmap for Amazon sellers looking to expand into European markets. It emphasizes the critical differences in consumer psychology and the necessity of accurate, localized translations and keyword optimization to succeed across the "big five" European Amazon marketplaces (Germany, UK, France, Spain, Italy).

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Themes

amazon & marketplacesbrand & contentorganic & seo

Topics covered

amazon europe expansionlocalized amazon listingseuropean consumer psychologykeyword research europeecommerce translation strategypan-european fbainternational amazon sales metrics

Episode description

Episode 99 of the Serious Sellers Podcast hosts Jana Krekic, the founder of YLT Translations and an expert on translating listings for Amazon sellers.

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Frequently asked about this episode

What does this episode say about amazon & marketplaces?
European consumers prioritize clear, factual product descriptions over hyperbolic, emotional language common in North America. Adapt your listing copy to be direct and benefit-oriented.
What does this episode say about brand & content?
Leverage professional, multi-layered translation services that understand local nuances and integrate relevant keywords for each specific European market, rather than relying on automated translators.
What does this episode say about organic & seo?
Focus on keyword research for each target country. Generic translations won
What does this episode say about amazon & marketplaces?
When expanding into new international markets, particularly for products like infant and children's goods, ensure customers feel confident about what they are buying by providing clear and accurate information.
What does this episode say about amazon & marketplaces?
International reviews on Amazon are permanent and impact future sales. Prioritize quality and accuracy from the outset.

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