Let's spend the final few minutes chatting about our post or page that we are adding the Native Shopping Ads to.

Note the following image:

Now before we get into it, there is the obvious keyword research that you have to do about your post. I have chosen for this exercise, Australian Coffee. Now that is a very generic keyword that it probably won't have a high score on Jaaxy or WA Keyword tool.

Obviously, you have got a high ranked keyword/s and are writing some killer content on the subject. Most of us use the visual editor to do that, adding Headings, images and outbound links. Along the way, we have to decide where are we putting the appropriate Native Shopping Ads. Will it be part way through the article or at the conclusion?

Another consideration is if your post has categories to it. For example, in this title, Australian Coffee, I could insert various sub-headings as I break down my subject. Check out the images below. One shows the page in visual editor and the same page in text editor.

The first of the above two shows the sub-headings that could each hold a specialised Native Shopping Ad related to the sub-category or as the second image shows, one Ad at the end of the article.

Remember, any ad code that you copy from Amazon will be pasted into your page when it is in "Text Editor". When you switch back to "Visual Editor", there will not be any code visible. But it is there, ready to show itself when you preview the page and then publish it. Don't forget a key step - SAVE SAVE SAVE - after each change to your page.

Now let's wrap up this training module...

We have to remember that the Native Shopping Ads are an Amazon tool to assist you in monetising your page/post. They are a means to an end. They should not be the central part of the post.