Protect & Convert
one or two dominant, high-traffic keywords
A 15-minute walkthrough, on your own listings.
16 oz Ceramic Insulated Travel Mug - Vacuum-Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Coffee Mug - Coffee Tumbler with Ceramic Interior and Splash Guard - Electric Cobalt
Ceramic Lined Travel Mug Coffee Tumbler 16 oz, Insulated, Cobalt
No Metallic Taste, Leak-Proof Lid, Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free, Hot 12Hr Cold 24Hr, Slim Fits Cup Holders, Electric Cobalt
Locks in “ceramic lined travel mug”, the top category keyword at 14,882 searches a month.
Keeps “travel coffee mug”, about 12,000 searches a month, the main product type.
Moves the converting features into Item Highlights: leak-proof, dishwasher safe, BPA-free, no metallic taste.
Titles cap at 75 characters
Down from ~200, every category except media.
A new 125-char Item Highlights field
Searchable, shown with your title, weighted above back-end terms.
Miss it and Amazon rewrites your title
Its AI, on its own schedule. A weak rewrite can cost you sessions, ranking, CTR and CVR.
Superfuel has analyzed hundreds of thousands of titles, and made thousands of live title changes.
Every one is measured against ad spend, price, season and many more factors, so the lift you see is the title's own.
Added “Crystal Clear”, the phrase customers use most in the reviews.
Added “Cooking Gifts for Men” plus a seasonings-set keyword.
After stripping out the Father's Day seasonality bump.
Moved “disposable plastic tablecloth” (13k searches/mo) into the title, rebuilt the highlights.
After stripping out a price and ad change.
Full title rebuild on the listing.
For one of our ASINs the title change added an increase of $6,500 in revenue, even with category searches down. And I don't question this metric, because Superfuel provides all the data to back it up.
It takes out the other stuff, the ad spend, the price changes, and shows how much the change itself actually did. That's the part I liked.
It's easy to change a title. Anybody can do that. What I actually want is the feedback: what's working, what's not, and why. That part matters more to me.
Before it writes a word, the agent reads the numbers that decide what a title should say.
It picks the strategy that fits the product, writes the title and Item Highlights inside Amazon's limits, then waits for your approval or ships on its own.
Sales move for a dozen reasons at once. The agent strips out every other factor to isolate the title's own effect, then calls it: keep, monitor, or revert.
one or two dominant, high-traffic keywords
considered purchases, where a clean title wins the click
no single money keyword, needs balanced coverage
commodity or long-tail products that rank for almost nothing
the broad middle: a clean title plus a keyword list
spec-driven, comparison-heavy products
After a change goes live, the agent measures its real sales impact and isolates the title's own effect.
No. You approve every change before it goes live. Auto-publish is optional and set per product.
The agent monitors every live change and automatically reverts anything with a negative impact. Every change is logged, so you always see what happened.
About 2 to 4 weeks. That is how long the agent needs to isolate the title's real impact from ad spend, price, and seasonality.
No. You can try it on your ASIN without connecting your Amazon account.
A new searchable field Amazon adds with the split, up to 125 characters. It sits beside your title to help you get found and convert.
The two-field format is permanent. The agent keeps optimizing both fields and measuring the results.
Watch the agent rebuild and measure your listings.