How to use Title builder tutorial
How to use Title builder tutorial
📚 What This Tutorial Covers
Title Builder & Optimization Tutorial
Goal: Learn how to use ZIK Analytics’ Title Builder Tool to create optimized, high-converting eBay titles that improve search visibility and boost sales.
✅ Insight: Winning titles combine data-driven keywords and clear structure — not guesswork. The right title helps your listings appear in more searches and attract more buyers.
1. Understanding the Filters
Before researching or building titles, set your filters correctly:
- Marketplace: Choose where you sell (e.g., eBay.com).
- Shipping Location: Select the country your products ship from (U.S., U.K., China, etc.).
- Sales Date Range: Choose how far back to analyze sales — 30 days is recommended.
- Exclude Phrase: Use this to remove unwanted keywords (e.g., exclude “iPhone” if searching for unbranded smartphones).
2. Starting Your Research
Type your niche or product name in the search bar and click Search.
Example: dog gate
You’ll see two keyword columns:
- Long-Tail Keyword Ideas: Real search phrases buyers use (e.g., baby safety gate, mesh dog fence).
- Generic Keyword Ideas: High-volume single words (e.g., dog, gate, safety).
✅ Tip: Focus on long-tail keywords with high sales and low competition.
3. Building Your Optimized Title
Click on any keywords you want to include — they’ll appear automatically in the title builder box.
Then:
- Remove duplicate or unnecessary words.
- Stay under 80 characters (eBay’s limit).
- Rearrange terms for clarity and natural flow.
Example Build:
Start with:
“Pet Dog Baby Safety Gate Mesh Fence Indoor Portable Door Guard”
Tweak it for readability:
“Indoor Pet Dog Baby Safety Gate Mesh Fence Portable Door Guard”
✅ Pro Tip: Lead with your most descriptive, high-search terms — these appear first on mobile and improve click-through rates.
4. Finalizing Your Title
Once your title looks clean and keyword-rich:
- Click Copy to copy it to your clipboard.
- Paste it directly into your eBay listing.
✅ Remember:
- Use long-tail phrases for buyer intent.
- Add generic words for visibility.
- Avoid repeating words or keyword stuffing.
