ANZ Brands Top Pattern’s Best Practice Ranking Of Brands On Amazon.com.au

Global ecommerce and marketplace specialist Pattern has ranked a group of 50 brands selling on Amazon.com.au based on a set of best practice criteria it has developed.

Pet brand Zenify topped the ranking in Pattern’s Amazon Australia Benchmarking Report, scoring 82 per cent of the possible marks against a set of criteria designed to measure how well the brands are represented on the online marketplace to maximise their sales potential. Two other ANZ brands made the top five; beauty brands Caim & Able (#2) and Antipodes (#5).

The research analysed 50 brands selling in five product categories on the site: Baby, Beauty, Electronics, Kitchen & Dining and Pet.

The scoring criteria looked at aspects of each brand’s Amazon presence including product information and imagery, localised ratings and reviews, their placement in search results on their brand terms and whether they were utilising Amazon advertising to bolster their presence in organic search results.

The top five brands all achieved more than three-quarters of the available marks when we reviewed their Amazon.com.au presence:

Zenify scored 82 per cent
Caim & Able scored 79 per cent
Fitbit and Hill’s both scored 77 per cent
Antipodes scored 75 per cent

The research highlights areas where brands could improve their Amazon presence, to provide a better customer experience and likely improve their sales on the marketplace. Product and brand content and imagery are simple, but key, areas for improvement:

70 per cent of brands did not consistently provide useful product descriptions;
50 per cent of brands did not consistently use close-up images to show product features;
74 per cent of brands had not employed product videos on any of the Amazon listings we reviewed; 14 per cent had used on some listings and 12 per cent on all listings reviewed;
68 per cent of brands did not have A+ branded content on all listings reviewed.

Pattern’s head of business development in Australia Dan Richardson said of the findings: “It’s encouraging to see that Australian and New Zealand brands are holding their own against global competitors with an excellent presence on Amazon.com.au.”

“However, our research also shows that there are some significant areas of improvement that most brands could make to help them sell more on the marketplace. Our scorecard is based on the best practice we have developed as one of the largest Amazon sellers in the world, and we’d be delighted to talk to brands who want to understand how to profitably grow their Amazon.com.au revenue.”

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