Beat the Summer Heat with the Hottest Keywords on Amazon!

Hey Reader,

Half the year has already gone by, but it still feels like March… of 2020.

With that being said, it might be time to start thinking about your strategies for 2022! Amazon will only get more and more competitive as a marketplace, so there’s no time to take your foot off the gas. Hopefully, today’s Amazon Keywords newsletter will give you a few new ideas to take 2022 by storm. 

We’ve collected the Top 10 Keywords on Amazon from May 23rd to June 5th to give you a few new ideas of what to sell for the future. Let’s dive right in.

It’s that time of the year again to celebrate the Father in your life. Father's Day is just a few weeks away, and buyers have already started scouring through Amazon’s depths for thoughtful gifts. So whether the father figure in your life is funny, sentimental, or a little more strict, plenty of Amazon sellers have gotten their products ready for the seasonal celebration by adding discounts and promotions to their catalogue. Products related to the keyword "best father’s day gifts" have gone from selling 171 units to 816 units per day in the last two weeks.

Starting June 1st, Amazon announced that the new referral fees and FBA fees will be implemented. To save you some time and convenience, we’ve gone ahead and updated our FBA calculator to incorporate the increased fees. To learn how much you owe Amazon with our updated 2021 FBA Calculator.



As we cruise along towards the summer heat, everyone is going ahead and getting their homes prepared by getting some heat prevention products on Amazon. One of the most sought-after products every summer season is an air conditioner for windows. This product is taking 1st Place in this week’s Top Movers List and has drastically sold 218 units per day in the last few days.

Amazon refused shipments are one of the most frustrating things that you can encounter on the platform. Have you had your shipment refused by an Amazon Fulfillment Center? Discover why your shipment got refused and how you should address it in our blog post: The Ultimate Guide to Amazon Refused Shipments. 

Why do you think “tapesty” is taking our #3 Spot in this week’s Top 10? Is it a collective typo made over 93,000 times for the keyword “Tapestry”? Or is it really a brand? The worst part about this is that we won’t ever know the answer! So if you know why, please share with us why! We’re looking forward to your reply!

Happy selling,
Helena