Date: 6th of July 2026

Summary: Kevin King breaks down Amazon's July 27th title split — a 75-character Product Name and a new 125-character Item Highlights field — and what it means for SEO. He digs into Profound's million-offer study on how ChatGPT actually picks products to recommend, a TikTok Shop workaround for pulling Amazon review data, a leadership lesson from Sam Hinkie's "The Process," and a Visibility Labs study on how web search reshuffles ChatGPT's product picks.

Key Points Discussed:

Amazon is splitting product titles on July 27th: a 75-character Product Name (identity) and a new 125-character Item Highlights field (relevance) — both still feed SEO, and it's already live on mobile
Titles drop from ~200 characters to 75 in every category except media; move converting features (leak proof, dishwasher safe, no metallic taste) into Item Highlights and keep the money keyword and product type in the Product Name
Superfuel, an AI agent built for the title split — picks from 6 strategies, measures real title impact stripped of ad spend and seasonality, and gives a keep/monitor/revert verdict (Fellow credited one title change with $6,500 in added revenue)
E-commerce founder ownership stats: Bezos 8.8% of Amazon ($228B), Jack Ma <5% of Alibaba (~$110B), Zhang Yiming 20% of ByteDance ($66B)
Profound's study of ~1M ChatGPT shopping offers: feeds win the top slot ~99.9% of the time, but PDPs still drive ~88% of all offers — feeds win rank, PDPs win reach
Four takeaways from the Profound data: integrate your product feed, fight for the Best Price tag, build trust surfaces on the PDP, and fix your product titles
Feed retrieval grew from ~4.3% to ~20% of shopping pulls (~15x this year), leaning heavily on Shopify storefronts via the OpenAI partnership
Software workaround: pull Amazon review phrases via TikTok Shop using Helium 10's Chrome extension (30-day revenue, GMV, ratings, exportable 2–3 word phrases)
Leadership lesson from Sam Hinkie's "The Process": get you some players and let them play — founders move from player to coach to owner; personality assessments help you hire the right people
Visibility Labs study of 20,000 ChatGPT responses: turning search on changes 80.2% of recommended products, and only 15.8% of "always recommended" products survive — win the citations, not brand mentions (AEO)

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Stump Bezos Answer: 17.3% of people who click on a live selling event end up buying — almost 1 in 5, and far higher than a recorded ad.

Parting Shot: "Make it simple. Make it memorable. Make it inviting to look at. Make it fun to read." — Leo Burnett

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