Amazon Product Research
Overview
Amazon research helps you understand how products are positioned, priced, reviewed, and sold in a market. Start with a keyword, inspect the products that appear, then use an ASIN to investigate a listing or compare sellers.
Open Explore > Ecommerce to run this research in transformSEO. Keep the market and retrieval context with the evidence, then pin useful findings to a Workspace for a client review, competitive brief, or product decision.
Find products for a market
Use get-amazon-products with a product keyword. Results include the product title, ASIN, price, rating, and review count.
"Find the leading Amazon products for 'portable baptism pool' in the United States."
The returned ASIN is the stable identifier you need for the deeper product and seller tools.
Inspect a product listing
Use get-amazon-asin with an ASIN to review the listing title, description, price, rating, images, specifications, and variations. This is useful when you need to compare positioning or identify evidence for a stronger product page.
Compare sellers and offers
Use get-amazon-sellers with the same ASIN to compare the Buy Box and other offers. Results include price, condition, seller ratings, and shipping details when the source provides them.
Recommended workflow
- Search for the product category with
get-amazon-products. - Choose relevant products based on position, price, rating, and review volume.
- Inspect their listings with
get-amazon-asin. - Compare offers with
get-amazon-sellerswhen seller competition matters. - Pin only the useful evidence to a Workspace and explain the decision it supports.
Parameters
| Tool | Required input | Optional input |
|---|---|---|
get-amazon-products | keyword | location_name |
get-amazon-asin | asin | location_name |
get-amazon-sellers | asin | location_name |
Interpret the evidence carefully
- Confirm the location before comparing prices or availability.
- Treat price, ratings, and seller offers as a point-in-time view.
- Separate what the source reports from the recommendation you make.
- Run deeper lookups deliberately because fresh market requests can consume credits.