Superfuel

Questions

How does Superfuel measure the impact of listing changes?

Superfuel checks keyword rank, share, impressions, click-through rate and conversion rate about four weeks after changes go live, which is when keyword rank and share have time to settle. The agent isolates the change's impact by controlling for other variables like ad spend and price changes.

What happens if a listing change reduces sales or rank?

If a change hurts sales, Superfuel automatically puts the old version back on and tells you why. You can also undo anything in one click.

Do I need to connect my Amazon Seller Central account to try Superfuel?

No. Your first rewrite comes from public data. Connecting Seller Central turns on measurement: once your Search Query Performance, ad search terms and sales data flow in, the agent can check what each change actually moved, and the next rewrite uses what it learned.

Which listing fields does Superfuel write?

Superfuel writes five fields: title, item highlights, bullets, description and backend search terms. It writes them all as one coordinated set so keywords appear in the most effective location rather than being repeated across multiple fields.

Can I approve changes before they publish or rotate products on one plan?

Yes. You can approve each field on its own or let the agent publish. You can also rotate products once a cycle completes: pause one set and point your monthly credits at the next set.