Quick Start Guide

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Follow the steps below to configure your workspace and start researching markets with AI.

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This guide walks you through configuring SellerVisor so your workspace matches your language, time zone, and workflow.

  • Most items apply instantly without page reload.
  • All settings can be adjusted later in the same page.
1-1. Open Settings
  • Click your user name at the top-right.
  • Select Settings from the dropdown.
  • You will be taken to the main settings page.
1-2. Language
  • Choose your preferred language.
  • Supported: Korean, Vietnamese, English.
  • Changes apply instantly across the app.
1-3. Newsletter Subscription
  • Receive personalized, data-driven insights (not promotional spam).
  • Set delivery frequency, send time, and time zone.
  • Content adapts to your recent keyword searches.
1-4. Billing Dashboard
  • View and update payment methods and invoices.
  • Check subscription status and add-ons.
  • Download receipts for accounting.
1-5. Newsletter Archive
  • Browse previously received newsletters.
  • Use past insights for trend comparisons.
1-6. Chat History
  • Review all AI chats you have had in SellerVisor.
  • Revisit answers and reuse prompts.
1-7. Reset Password
  • Click Reset Password to set a new one.
  • Use a strong, unique password for security.
  • Change it periodically to reduce risk.
1-8. Affiliate Dashboard
  • Track referrals, clicks, and earnings.
  • Copy your referral link and share it.
  • See tier status and payout history.

2. How to use Market Research

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Analyze market data by ASIN or keyword to discover opportunities.

  • Access: Research → Market Research from the top menu.
  • Input ASIN for keyword/rank/ad data or input keywords for trend & competition analysis.

Main analysis items

  • Monthly Trend
  • Top rising keywords
  • Quarterly Trend
  • Organic vs Sponsored Count
  • Organic Rank / Sponsored Rank
  • Total Search Volume, avg monthly, and product counts
2-1. Compare two ASINs
  • Enter your ASIN and competitor ASIN.
  • Find common and unique keywords.
  • AI comparison report highlights missing keywords and volumes.
2-2. Generate a Report
  • Integrates internal and external data.
  • Time to build: ~60–120s.
  • Global size & trend
  • Google & Amazon search trends
  • Competitive analysis & new entrants
  • Customer feedback & social keyword paths
2-3. View Amazon search volume
  • Monthly trend
  • Quarterly search
  • 3/6/12-month toggles
  • Identify rising keywords for campaigns
2-4. Use AI Chat
  • Supported: English, Korean, Vietnamese
  • Strategy design & keyword suggestions
  • Competitor ASIN targeting & content tips
  • Priority-based execution roadmap
  • Combine AI + research for fast optimization

3. How to use Opportunity Finder

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Identify fast-growing categories and niche keywords, powered by combined data sources.

3-1. Overview
  • Category growth analysis
  • Identify fast-rising keywords
  • Combine Amazon + Google data
  • Spot low-competition niches
3-2. Example: Beauty & Personal Care

Check PCA, Hydrating, Toner growth via Google Trends; find rising sub-groups like Milky Toner.

3-3. Analysis items
  • Monthly Trend
  • Quarterly Trend & seasonality
  • Organic Search Volume & product counts
  • Growth Sub-keywords & volume history
3-4. Generate a detailed report

Get global trends, growth rates, entry potential, and product planning tips.

3-5. Tips
  • Prioritize keywords with clear rising curves
  • Use fast-growth terms for sourcing/launch
  • Enter niches early to capture share

Opportunity Finder goes beyond lookups to deliver actionable opportunities from category and keyword growth patterns.

4. Amazon Report Analyzer

Use two tools to work with Amazon Ads reports: filter keywords by query score and analyze search terms with clear actions.

4-1. Query Query Performance (SQP)

Upload an ASIN-level SQP CSV, set a maximum query score, and review results with CTR/CVR highlights.

Watch Video: Query Score Keywords (SQP)

  • Upload the SQP CSV (ASIN-level only; brand-level is not supported).
  • Set "Query Score Max" and click Run.
  • Review the result list with CTR/CVR highlights.
4-2. Analyze Search Terms (STR)

Upload your Search Term Report to split results into Good (orders >= 1) and Bad (orders = 0) and get recommendations.

Watch Video: Analyze Search Terms (STR)

  • Upload the STR file (Excel XLSX or CSV).
  • View two tables: Good Performance (orders >= 1) and Bad Performance (orders = 0).
  • Read the Recommendation / Results / Actions section to decide next steps.

5. In-depth Listing Comparison Analysis

Walk through image quality, copy clarity, and sales signals to decide what to improve first.

Watch the full walkthrough video (covers all 3 topics)

5-1. Image Comparison Analysis

Review hero, lifestyle, and infographic images for clarity, consistency, and value communication.

  • Check composition, legibility, and brand consistency across all images.
  • Ensure angles and context shots answer buyer questions without extra text.
  • When you change images, monitor Units and Revenue over time to confirm impact.
5-2. Title & Bullet Comparison Analysis

Make copy scannable and benefit-first while staying compliant.

  • Put the main value prop early in the title; keep wording clean and precise.
  • Use bullet structure: feature → benefit → short proof or spec.
  • After edits, compare monthly Units and Revenue to the prior period.
5-3. Revenue & Sales Comparison Analysis

Read core signals and trends like in the screenshot: Units and Revenue only.

  • Use the day-of-week table to spot strong/weak days for the selected period.
  • Track 12-month trends for Units (blue) and Revenue (red) to see seasonality.
  • Compare Main vs Comparison ASIN to benchmark totals and growth.

6. Image Generator (Social + Amazon)

Create listing-ready and social-ready images with cloning, multi-image sets, exact output sizes, social presets, and holiday promotions.

6-1. Clone

Replicate a style or mood while preserving your product identity.

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  • Use Dataset B only as abstract style reference; never copy logos or shapes.
  • Keep colors, materials, and form true to Product A.
  • Export clean, text-safe comps suitable for Amazon or social.
6-2. Other Listing Images

Generate hero, lifestyle, and infographic variants for your listing gallery.

  • Plan a set that answers buyer questions visually.
  • Balance context shots with clean product close-ups.
  • Keep typography minimal and legible when used.
6-3. Output Size Adjusting

Choose exact canvas sizes or aspect ratios to match placement.

Watch: Output size tutorial

  • Pick from presets (e.g., 1080×1080, 1464×600) or enter custom size.
  • Ensure key subjects stay inside safe areas for crops.
  • Use a blank aspect-canvas if your workflow requires it.
6-4. Social Media

Generate platform-fit images with category presets for faster, on-brand posts.

Watch: Social image tutorial

  • Select target platform/aspect (feed, story, banner).
  • Apply category styling (Beauty, Outdoor, Electronics, etc.).
  • Export multiple variations to A/B test engagement.
6-5. Promotion (Seasonal & Holidays)

Add seasonal promotions and discount overlays in seconds.

  • Toggle promotion, pick the event (e.g., Black Friday).
  • Enter a discount percentage; preview safe text placement.
  • Generate multiple sizes for marketplace + social in one flow.

7. Ads Management (Beta) — Full Tutorial

This section summarizes all Ads Management (Beta) features added so far, so you can master setup, optimization, and automation in one place.

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7-1. Set Up Ads Management (Beta)

Connect the Amazon Advertising API in Settings to enable Ads Management features.

  • Go to Settings from the top-right gear menu.
  • Click “Connect Advertising API” and sign in to Amazon Seller Central.
  • After connection, the system begins the first sync (this can take time).
  • Ads Management menus become available once the data sync is complete.
7-2. Bid Automation Settings

Configure what to include, choose an adjustment mode, and set thresholds for bid increases/decreases.

Key options

  • Include Auto Campaign Keywords (close-match, complements, etc.).
  • Include ASIN Target keywords (product targeting).
  • Default ACOS Target (%) — your overall efficiency goal.
  • Campaign Target ACOS Settings — override ACOS by campaign when needed.
  • Select Mode (Slow / Moderate / Fast) — presets for how aggressive automation is.

Core evaluation conditions

  • Evaluation Period (Days): the lookback window for decisions.
  • Total Impressions Threshold (Increase Bid): raise bids to reach enough impressions.
  • Low Clicks Threshold (Increase Bid): raise bids to collect sufficient clicks.
  • Clicks Without Purchase (Decrease Bid): lower bids when spend isn’t converting.
  • Target Impressions Threshold (Decrease Bid): reduce bids if exposure becomes excessive.

Step adjustment rules

  • Number of Steps + Days Between Steps define how many staged changes can happen.
  • Daily Increase (%) and Daily Decrease (%) control the size of each step.
  • Total Increase/Decrease caps the maximum movement over all steps.
  • Use this to avoid overreacting while still improving performance systematically.
7-3. Campaign & Keyword Bid Optimization

Review performance by campaign and keyword, filter by dates, and manage bid automation per campaign.

  • Search campaigns by name/keyword and filter by date range (1 / 7 / 30 days).
  • Toggle chart metrics (Cost, Sales, Clicks, Purchases, Impressions, ACOS, Conversion Rate).
  • Set Target ACOS and enable/disable automation per campaign.
  • Click a keyword to view bid history and understand changes over time.
7-4. Search Term Performance & AI Chat

Analyze search term reports across campaigns and quickly identify winners and negative keyword candidates.

  • See good vs. bad search terms without opening each campaign report.
  • Add inefficient search terms as negatives (Exact/Phrase) directly.
  • All added negatives are consolidated in the Negative Keywords page.
  • Use AI Chat to surface high-opportunity terms and reduce wasted spend.

What AI Chat can highlight

  • High performers not currently advertised.
  • Negative keyword candidates to add now.
  • Search terms with highest conversion rate.
  • Zero-purchase terms with the largest spend.
  • Efficiency changes vs. previous period and new term discovery.
7-5. Negative Keywords Management

Manage all newly added negatives in one place instead of switching between campaigns.

  • Review negatives created from Search Term Performance actions.
  • Track match type (Exact/Phrase) and apply to the correct scope.
  • Clean up or refine the list regularly to keep campaigns efficient.
7-6. Bid Automation Performance Dashboard

See where bid automation changed bids, why it changed them, and whether those changes led to conversions.

  • Review bid increase/decrease reasons at a glance.
  • Inspect bid history for each target to validate the automation behavior.
  • Use results to tune thresholds and modes for better outcomes.
7-7. Direct Bid Adjustments (Sync to Amazon Ads)

Update keyword bids inside SellerVisor and apply changes directly to Amazon Ads without switching screens.

  • Adjust bids quickly with the right context (Avg CPC, Cost, Sales, ACOS).
  • Prevent wasted spend by reacting faster to performance shifts.
  • Reduce “opportunity cost” by reallocating budget to winners sooner.

Tip: If anything feels complex, start with Moderate mode, verify results in the automation dashboard, then fine-tune thresholds over time.

You're ready to explore

Jump back to Settings or start a Market Research analysis.

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