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Groups an Amazon brand's ASINs into product categories and, from the Search Query Performance report, picks the 25 priority search terms per category worth tracking organic rank on — with each term's weekly search volume, estimated monthly revenue, impression share, and whether it is already in the rank tracker. Use when the user asks for priority keywords, priority search terms, a keyword tracking list, which keywords to track organic rank for, SQP analysis, search terms by product category, revenue by keyword, keyword revenue, or a rank-tracking gap check.
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# TrackIQ: Amazon Category Priority Keywords Answers one question per category: **which search terms should we be tracking organic rank on, and what is each one worth?** Output is a branded HTML report — a category summary, then 25 ranked terms per category with revenue, and a list of the ones the rank tracker is missing. The last column is usually the finding. Rank trackers drift toward brand terms while the revenue sits in generic head terms nobody added. ## Requires - The TrackIQ MCP, for `list_marketplaces`, `get_search_query_performance`, `get_product_performance`, `get_product_categories_performance` and `get_keyword_rank`. Ask which brand and marketplace before pulling anything. - The account must have **SQP ingestion running**. It is a separate weekly feed and is often sparse or absent on newer brands — check before promising a report. - Nothing else. No filesystem, no shell, no internet. - **Without the MCP:** ask for the Brand Analytics Search Query Performance export (ASIN view, one file per week), plus revenue and orders by ASIN for the month. Everything except the rank-tracker column works from those. ## First run Fill in a copy of `assets/account.example.md` saved as account.md beside the skill. Every TrackIQ skill reads the same file, so an account already set up for the daily or weekly send needs nothing added here. 1. **Brand and marketplace** — which account and catalogue to pull 2. **Product lines** — the account's own category names, i