Understanding the Index Checker Estimated reading: 2 minutes Go to your Seller Central AccountCopy the backend search termsPaste them in the index checkerWhere to find this feature?Login to SellerApp > Dashboard > My Products > Tracked Products (click on a tracked product) > Index CheckerWhat do the status mean?Indexed– Amazon has associated these keywords with your product. Amazon search for the keyword includes your product in the display results.Non indexed– Your product is not indexed or in other words, associated by Amazon with the keyword. A search using that particular keyword does not include your product in the results.What to do next?It is not really great if your product is getting indexed for a particular keyword but does not come anywhere in the first few pages of the search results.Once you get the keywords that are getting indexed from your backend search term, add them to Amazon Keyword Tracking to understand their search position and pagerank.If you find too many keywords that are not getting indexed, you can tackle the issue in two ways to fix it.Amazon only indexes 25 characters, hence remove unnecessary, duplicate keywords. Ensure you add 50 characters in each row.Go back to Keyword Research. Find relevant keywords to your product that have a good search volume and are not in your product listing or backend terms.Dig your competitor’s keywords using Product Keyword which doubles as competitor keyword lookup. Shortlist the ones that have great search volume and are relevant to be added to your backend.Also ReadIndex Checker – OverviewHow to identify Backend TermsWant to learn more?Optimize your Amazon Backend Keywords for PPCMore toolsChrome extension: Amazon keyword tracking and index checkerStill have questions?If you’re a bit lost, hit up the help team or chat with us to answer your query.
