Sep 16, 2019
September 16, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Additional functionality has been added to the ManageByStats Advertising tool. As Amazon moves to consolidate their advertising, offering more solutions in Seller Central, ManageByStats has stayed up with that trend, adding functions to their tool with more coming. This is a new era for advertising, and Amazon will most likely only continue to expand into that area.
“As part of some of these moves we’ve been able to add more features to our Advertising tool,” says MBS CEO, Philip Jepsen. “And we anticipate more to come on this front. We’ll be adding features to this tool in order to make it even easier for our customers to manage their Amazon sponsored ads.”
ManageByStats offers a solution for the management of PPC advertising for Amazon sellers, in addition to other tools. MBS is a suite of software designed to make it easier and faster for Amazon sellers to make management decisions. Other solutions such automated emailing, help locating new products to sell, keyword tracking and research, listing optimization, customer analytics, profit and ROI and data visualization round out the suite.
“Our goal is to provide a one-stop solution for Amazon sellers,” says Mister Jepsen. “We’ve been doing that for five years, during which time we’ve grown from a stats analysis platform into a full service suite of tools with solutions for many of the things Amazon business owners need to run and expand their operation. These new upgrades continue, and will continue, that trend.”
For more info on the MBS Advertising tool, please visit the site or contact ManageByStats directly. If interested parties have further questions, ManageByStats may be contacted directly by email.
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Philip Jepsen, CEO
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Clearwater FL 33755
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