Say Goodbye to Time Consuming Market Resesarch on Amazon

NEW YORK - Sept. 23, 2016 - PRLog -- Market research is a very important aspect every e-commerce expert should be thinking about. Of course, if you're doing market research, one of the fields you should be interested in is your competitor.

E-commerce requires that you know how your competitors are doing and, when possible, what they are doing in order for you to at least be at the same pace as they are. When you know what your competitors are up to, then you know what you need to do in order to keep up with them as well. In Amazon, that would mean finding out how much your competitor is selling a product that you're marketing as well as finding out the relationship between the price and the quantity.

There is, of course, a method for doing that. What you need to do is make a search for a particular product in Amazon – in this context, the one you're selling – and wait for the results to start displaying. You then go to every individual listing, make an order and enter '999' on the quantity box to prompt Amazon to tell you how many units are actually left in that seller's inventory.

With the popularity of e-commerce, there will virtually be hundreds, if not thousands, of sellers offering that particular product. If you have to go through each of the sellers that appear in ten pages' worth of search results, you'll end up consuming hundreds of man-hours in data entry research!

That means hundreds of man-hours wasted instead of being spent managing your business. Some enterpreneurs may want to invest in outsourcing that particular task but it ends up eating up at their profit margins on Amazon.

However, FBA sellers can now say goodbye to these worries by simply investing in a very useful Amazon inventory tool called Amzpecty (https://www.amzpecty.com/).

Amzpecty simplifies all of these tasks by doing the research for you. It's an automated tool that "crawls" all the results of a query you made for a particular product, and then outputting the results to you in a separate pop-up window.

You can then download all the results in a comma-separated (CSV) spreadsheet, or take a peek at the prices and inventories of the top 5 merchants in your search.

Again, all you have to do is make a search on Amazon. You can then click on Amzpecty and it will do the rest for you. That's a lot of wonders for a small extension you can add to your Firefox or Chrome.

Amzpecty can do a lot of wonders for your business. Contact us now or check out more features of the plug-in here: https://www.amzpecty.com/#section-features/