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KwickMetrics Offers Amazon Sellers with Essential Insights about their Amazon Businesses

KwickMetrics is the go-to in-depth brand analytics and reporting tool for Amazon sellers that provide them with the ease and convenience needed to seamlessly navigate through their Amazon businesses. With it, they can get access to essential insights and make informed, strategic decisions about their product portfolio. As a result, they get to unlock their brands’ growth, development, and revenue. Typically, clients get to receive all the insights displayed on a rich, user-friendly interface that focuses on giving the sellers the information that matters to them the most. It supports the integration of multiple Amazon business marketplaces.

The company spokesperson said, “It is important that sellers start to develop a comprehensive understanding of their products to avoid various issues such as page rank, low inventory, and negative reviews before these problems magnify. They need to adopt technological support to develop a 360 degrees view of their products and performance. By

Garstang-based Amazon business set up in back bedroom expands down under with support from Lancashire growth hub

Formed at the start of 2010, Rosetta Brands began as specialists in the online sale of fun gifts from the USA to UK consumers

Owner Nick Comer, who began the business working from a spare bedroom at home, soon found online sales from Amazon were really taking off, and relocated to offices in Nateby, Garstang to manage his growing business.

Nick contacted Boost’s business relationship management team in 2017 and was referred to Boost’s Bespoke Programme and was introduced to Hayley Caine, a sales and marketing strategist.

Nick Comer and the Rosetta Brands team in Garstang

Nick said: “I look right back to the very first conversation with Hayley when I divulged our initial concept to grow our business as the ‘gateway’ between food and drink brands looking to sell to Amazon, as the real turning point for the business.

“Hayley gave me the

Amazon Is Going After Google and Facebook With a Local Ad Business

Amazon is building a local ads business, according to job postings and company insiders.
Advertising has helped offset Amazon’s sluggish sales and inflationary costs.
The new arm could take aim at the advertisers that make up most of Google and Facebook’s ads business.

Amazon is going after local advertising in its latest move to expand its booming ad business.

Amazon has been advertising a handful of roles in cities like New York, Chicago, and Washington, D.C., to form a newly formed Local Ads team that would build relationships with local media companies and agencies. Amazon called the roles “a rare opportunity to join a start-up business with Amazon ads” that will “create a brand new business and revenue stream for Amazon Advertising.”

One listing, for a head of channel sales, is looking for someone able to manage relationships “which may be unconventional in nature, need a centralized advocate, and/or have

Consumer inflation data, Amazon stock split, Yellen testimony top week ahead

Strategic Funds co-managing director Marc Lopresti and CEO of Recruiting.com Evan Sohn unpack the state of the economy and its impact on hiring following strong May jobs reports.

Inflation at the consumer level will be a major economic focus this upcoming week along with another round of corporate earnings and what could be more volatility for U.S. stocks.

The Nasdaq Composite, on Friday, fell 2.4%, the S&P 500 shed 1.6% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over 1% or 349 points. The 10-Year Treasury yield rose to 2.955% as investors anticipate more rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.

Ticker	Security	Last	Change	Change %
I:DJI	DOW JONES AVERAGES	32899.7	-348.58	-1.05%
SP500	S&P 500	4108.54	-68.28	-1.63%
I:COMP	NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX	12012.733912	-304.16	-2.47%

FOX Business takes a look at the upcoming events that are likely to move financial markets in the coming days.

Monday 6/6

Apple will also

The Amazon business model and the risks of big data

In recent years, the US company Amazon has been called out over how it treats its workers, its efforts to impede the right to organise, its distribution model’s inherently damaging environmental impact and the devastating effects it has on the local economies where it sets up operations. But there is another issue that has so far been given much less attention: the company’s increasingly dominant position as a data platform and web services provider.

The company founded by Jeff Bezos – the second richest man on earth, according to Bloomberg – is increasingly evolving from being a retail company, into a platform with the same business model as the likes of Google, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft. Collectively referred to by the acronym GAFAM, the profits of these top-five tech companies have skyrocketed since the pandemic forced millions of people into online social interaction.

It is estimated that the non-retail