Quick guide

Amazon Keyword Mining

Open the quick guide and FAQ when you need a faster start, then close it and work directly in the search area.

How to use this tool

1 Select marketplace, month, and tool type. Choose your Amazon region and month, then pick Keyword Magnet or Bulk Mining to begin.
2 Enter keywords and search. Input a seed keyword or paste multiple keywords, then click "Search" to generate ideas.
3 Filter and analyze keyword data. Apply filters, review keyword frequency and trends, and sort results to find strong opportunities.
4 Compare, save, or export keywords. Compare selected terms, add useful keywords to My List, or export data for later use.

Tip: Start with Keyword Magnet to discover long-tail opportunities, then use Bulk Mining to refine and analyze larger keyword lists efficiently.

Tutorial Video

Frequently asked questions

It is the right tool when you need to build a broad keyword universe from a seed phrase, especially during niche discovery or early listing planning.

It works well when you want to collect a large pool of potential terms first and only narrow them down after seeing which topics and modifiers dominate the niche.

Yes. SellerSprite promotes a free 3-day trial of the monthly plan, so this page can be tested in a real workflow before you subscribe.

Filter aggressively by relevance and commercial fit, and save only the terms that truly match your product, customer intent, and launch strategy.

Organize the results in your keyword bank, move priority terms into Listing Builder, and reserve the rest for PPC testing or future content expansion.

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Keyword Mining Tips

It's important to note that most of the data contained within the result columns is actionable, meaning that if a seller were to click on a specific point of data, they would be brought onto a page detailing extensive data analysis concerning the column's particular data point.
The tool is intended to be used for the purpose of gaining insights into the variance, or particularity, of certain sub-markets, which may be found through executing a primary, or broad, search containing words such as "light" or "mat."
The results are taken from real Amazon User Data, and the Database is sourced entirely from accurate data compilations taken from Amazon’s Search Database, reflective of both historical and current Amazon Shopper behavior.
For a seller looking to gain an even deeper understanding of Keyword Mining, they may refer to the SellerSprite Help Section – Keyword Mining Guide.

New Release:

1. Intelligent Mining (Get Keywords VS Intelligent Mining), click here.

History

Add to My Keyword List - Keyword Mining

#	Name	Marketplace	Keywords	Created	Action