Amazon history Chrome extension – BSR, Offers, Price, Reviews

Best Sellers Rank (BSR) is one of the most important metrics when it comes to identify how well the product is selling. Amazon displays a current BSR for most product listings. With the ProductPanel Chrome extension, you can access up to 12 months of historical data on BSR, offer numbers, prices, and review counts. This data, presented in easy-to-understand charts, is invaluable for tracking product performance over time.

• BSR History Chart: A product’s BSR drops with each sale, so frequent drops in the chart indicate strong sales. A very high sales volume may result in a chart where drops are less distinguishable, showcasing a low BSR range through a smoothly undulating curve.

• Offers history chart:  Showing a history of a number of sellers selling the product in a new condition. This helps to see how competitive selling of the product is. Or you can check if your product hasn’t been sold by any other seller.

• Prices History: Tracks the history of various price points, including the lowest FBM or FBA prices, Amazon price, and Buy Box price, offering insights into the product’s pricing trends. If Amazon is not listed as a seller, the extension will indicate the last date it was.

• Reviews History: Charts the accumulation of product reviews, aiding in understanding the rate at which reviews are added to a listing.

Following video is a quick guide how to use the Chrome extension:

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