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MerchantWords is the most extensive database of shopper keyword search data available anywhere. We collect searches from the world's largest product search engine: Amazon. This allows us to see what’s in the minds of shoppers – your customers – and inform you how to build a powerful and agile strategy to scale your business. Since 2012, our data has helped over 100,000 entrepreneurs discover new opportunities, achieve successful product launches, and run profitable advertising campaigns on Amazon and beyond. Our products include our suite of Amazon data tools; full-service keyword research, and listing optimization services; and custom data analytics solutions for enterprise clients.
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North La Brea Avenue 925, 90038, West Hollywood, United States
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