Retailer search engines
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Can anyone recommend any companies, tools or products to monitor and suggest best practices for submitting products to retailer search engines (Amazon for example). We are looking for something that will continually monitor a products performance, and pick up on any changes, such as if the retailer changes their search algorithm. Thank you in advance.
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I have not used this company yet but it sounds solid. http://www.espsoftware.com/ChannelManager/index.html
At least you have another to compare.
Have a great day and Good luck!
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I work with Shop2Market, which means you can send one productfeed to shop2market and via them it goes to amazon, it monitors across all channels and you get a quick idea which products are performing well / and which not and you can even turn of the products in the feed to the retailer. Nowadays I work in gaming industry but my former employer was a clothing retailer. It also works tremendously good with monitoring affiliates.
www.shop2market.com. In the netherlands already many big companies works with their tool.If you need more information or a direct contact at shop2market just drop my an email.
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