Unclaimed: Are are working at Jungle Scout ?
Jungle Scout is a web-based software suite designed to help Amazon sellers optimize their product listings, track competitor sales data, and identify profitable market niches. It provides tools for keyword research, sales estimations, and inventory management, aiming to enhance the decision-making process for e-commerce businesses.
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| Segment |
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| Ease of use |
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based |
| Support | Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
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The website is amazing, with a lot of educational videos. Also, they have fantastic customer service.
They don't have marketplace for my country.
Manage my items, make comparisons with others and make my decision
I like the comparison and real-time data
I found it expensive, at least when starting out on Amazon.
I used JS to search for the products
The Keywords Scouts and the Reverse ASIN tool.
The Listing Builder. The ASINs search is not so clear and it's very messy. There are bugs with the process keywords which doesn't remember the keywords list.
I found out many keyword opportunities and learned more about my target audience.
The product is easy to use, constantly improving, and accurate.
Some segments take a while to make perfectly.
JS provides a live "pulse" of what's going on in the Amazon ecosystem and allows us to evaluate new product launch opportunities.
All weekly classes and the materials on the website
I wish there are more interactive classes and Not enough classes for a beginner
helping me to optimize my product and navigate through FBA
I like that you can improve the reviews that give you a boost in your listings
I don't have any opportunity to improve my ads
Discover keyword trends Alerts about my listings Improve my listings
JungleScout it’s a software that will support your Amazon business, not matter your level of experience. It’s an asset as a beginner and a dependable tool as your business it's growing. The best part it’s the company support and customer service. Take advantage of the accuracy of the Software data to take smart and fast action decisions. Be sure of how and when to scale up your inventory by following JS data. Hands down best software.
Only downside I experienced was some minor issues on the screen display
Timing it's essential, therefore predicting how much inventory and how often it's selling it's a must. It can save you money and most important time.
I have been using both the promotion's ability via Jump Send and the Chrome extension to evaluate products that I am considering. Both work very well.
I have to log in all the time. It seems that the time-out timer is short-lived.
I need to determine if a product sells well, at what speed, and for what price. I use the JS Extension for this daily.
I have been using Jungle Scout for over 3 years now. Have tried other search methods, but JS is by far the best. Love all of the upgrades to the platform over the years and the total business management functionality! Thanks Greg!
I wish you had a JS App, and the number of required questions in this survey lol
Product research, keyword research, education
Jungle Scout is user friendly, and the team/customer service I receive is top notch. I know I can count on them to respond quickly and be helpful with any questions or issues I have. Also, the data capabilities are super useful. They're constantly making it better, and I know that my clients and prospects are always impressed with the level of data we can show them (via Jungle Scout).
Sometimes the data is not totally accurate, so we have to hedge that when presenting to clients. Additionally, the parent/child ASIN dynamic can get a bit confusing.
I use Jungle Scout for a variety reasons, including (but not limited to): creating segments to understand the market opportunity, seeing who the main players are in different segments and how much market share they have, seeing segment trends over time. I also use it to look up keywords and understand the cost to acquire customers on the Amazon channel.