Film the campaigns people actually buy.

A high commission means nothing if nobody buys it

A 20% campaign on a product that sells 50 a month will usually earn less than a 10% campaign on one that sells 5,000. The problem is that checking sales for 40 saved campaigns means opening 40 product pages.

Sales Research does that for you. Save campaigns as you browse, then run one lookup and get the whole list back in one table.

What it looks up

• Monthly sales, from Amazon's "bought in the past month". When Amazon doesn't show it, DashFindZ says "Not shown" instead of guessing.
• Best Seller Rank.
• Price: the price you'd pay, never a crossed-out list price.
• Dollars per sale for the campaign, worked out from the amazon.com price.
• Canadian availability: whether it's on amazon.ca and at what price in Canadian dollars.

Sort, compare and export

Sort by sales, commission or dollars per sale to see your best opportunities at the top. Export everything to a spreadsheet (CSV) whenever you want to plan your filming week.

Careful with your Amazon account by default

Looking up too many pages too fast can make Amazon lock you out for a few minutes. Sales Research starts on "Careful", one page at a time, and lets you change speed at any time during a lookup. If Amazon asks it to slow down, it rests and continues on its own.

Questions