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Amazon tests brand logos above the product title on detail pages
Vanessa Hung has flagged that Amazon is testing brand logos above the product title on select detail pages, replacing the small "Visit the Store" text link most buyers ignored. Placed before a shopper reads the title or price, the logo becomes an early trust cue: tapping it lets the buyer verify whether the current seller is authorised.
What changed
For brands with retail or wholesale agreements, this raises the cost of grey-market activity, since an unauthorised reseller on a brand's ASIN becomes more visible, thereby strengthening the value of Brand Registry. Authorised channel partners gain a visible advantage at the moment of purchase.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means brand owners may gain a clearer authenticity signal on detail pages, with knock-on effects for unauthorised resellers. Worth ensuring Brand Registry and store branding are in order, so the logo placement works in your favour if the test rolls out.
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Amazon tests brand logos above the product title on detail pages
Vanessa Hung has flagged that Amazon is testing brand logos above the product title on select detail pages, replacing the small "Visit the Store" text link most buyers ignored. Placed before a shopper reads the title or price, the logo becomes an early trust cue: tapping it lets the buyer verify whether the current seller is authorised.
For brands with retail or wholesale agreements, this raises the cost of grey-market activity, since an unauthorised reseller on a brand's ASIN becomes more visible, thereby strengthening the value of Brand Registry. Authorised channel partners gain a visible advantage at the moment of purchase.
For you, this means brand owners may gain a clearer authenticity signal on detail pages, with knock-on effects for unauthorised resellers. Worth ensuring Brand Registry and store branding are in order, so the logo placement works in your favour if the test rolls out.
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