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Amazon Product Detail Page (PDP) optimalisatie: zo pak je het goed aan
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Amazon Product Detail Page (PDP) optimalisatie: zo pak je het goed aan

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Donja Hoorn
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Marketing
  • By Donja Hoorn

Want to increase your visibility on Amazon? Then you need to understand one of the most important building blocks of the platform: the Product Detail Page (PDP). This page forms the foundation of your organic discoverability and it’s where customers decide whether they trust your product enough to buy it.

A strong PDP doesn’t just describe your product. It communicates value, answers questions and removes friction for shoppers. In this article, you’ll learn:

  • What makes a strong Amazon product page
  • How to optimize your Product Detail Page
  • What a well-built PDP can deliver for your brand

Let’s break it down.

What is an Amazon product page?

A Product Detail Page is the page within Amazon that displays all information about a single product. Although layouts vary by category, every PDP contains the same core elements:

  • Product title
  • Bullet points highlighting product features
  • Images or other visuals
  • Product description
  • Price

These basics are essential. If your content isn’t complete, relevant or accurate, Amazon may choose not to display your products — dramatically reducing visibility.

Why is a strong Amazon product page so important?

Ignoring your product page leaves money on the table. A fully optimized PDP improves your product’s ranking potential and drives conversion once shoppers land on the page.

That’s because a good PDP:

  • Attracts the right traffic
  • Helps visitors make purchase decisions
  • Reduces doubt, questions and returns

Put simply: better content drives better results. When customers understand what they’re buying, they convert faster — and are less likely to return products later.

How to optimize your Amazon Product Detail Page

We regularly optimize PDPs for clients and see excellent results, especially when we start with a solid keyword strategy. The goal is to understand what the end customer searches for. Once the keyword research is complete, we focus on three key elements:

1. Connect keywords to products in Amazon’s backend

Good indexing starts with correct backend keyword setup. This ensures Amazon understands exactly which searches your product is relevant for.

2. Write customer-focused bullet points

Bullets should highlight value, benefits and use cases — not just generic features.

3. Create a conversion-focused product description

This section reinforces your bullets and helps shoppers visualize the product in use.

High-quality content can significantly boost weekly revenue. But visuals matter just as much — your images must clearly explain what you offer.

What else matters for a great PDP?

Strong text and good images are only half the story. A complete product page includes several additional components that directly influence conversion and Buybox eligibility:

  • Variations: Products can have multiple variations (color, size, style, quantity). Displaying them clearly helps customers choose the right option and prevents returns.
  • Attributes (Product Features): Each category on Amazon uses specific attributes. The more complete your attribute data, the more often your product appears in relevant filters and searches.
  • Product bullet points: These highlight key functions, benefits and usage suggestions. They help customers make informed decisions quickly.
  • A+ Content: A+ Content enables enhanced product storytelling through:
    • Premium visuals
    • Comparison charts
    • Brand stories
    • High-resolution images
    • Videos
    • This content type is designed to increase traffic, conversion and basket size.
  • Detailed product information: This includes weight, dimensions, ratings, bestseller ranking, manufacturer and launch date. The more complete this section is, the better your product will perform in Amazon’s search and filter system.
  • Inventory management: Customers want reassurance that items are in stock and shipped quickly. Low inventory can negatively impact conversions and Buybox competitiveness.

What does a great PDP deliver for you?

Even though multiple sellers may share the same PDP, only one wins the Buybox. That seller becomes the default “Add to Cart” option — and therefore gets most of the sales.

To be eligible for the Buybox, you must meet Amazon’s performance criteria, including:

  • Competitive pricing
  • Strong delivery times
  • High seller feedback ratings

Once you qualify, Amazon evaluates all eligible offers to determine the winner. For most products, Amazon selects:

  • One Buybox winner for New items
  • One for Used items (if applicable)

Having a fully optimized PDP helps your offer remain competitive — and increases your chances of owning the Buybox.

Ready to create high-performing Amazon PDPs?

A strong PDP is the starting point for marketplace growth. Whether you want better visibility, more conversions or higher Buybox share, PDP optimization is essential.

At Follo, we help brands scale their Amazon presence with data-driven content, smart optimization and marketplace strategy. Want expert guidance to improve your product pages?