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Success on Amazon really does come down to one thing... Attention. With it also being a limited resource every second you can get is a second more opportunity you have to get a clic and get a sale. Matt Kostan, co-founder of ProductPinion is a master of driving clicks and conversions through testing and validation. In this episode he breaks down exactly what you need to know to improve your own metrics, make more sales and ultimately survive Amazon.
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