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Ebay Pulse Is Gone What's Next ?

by onpointinfo
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Hi...

I am trying to research a product in the dog niche market and trying to find out if I can make money from it , I tried finding ebay pulse it is not there where do I go now that I can not find ebay pulse.

How do experienced and new people in ebay now research new product ideas to sell on ebay when you can no longer do it ...

thanks...
#ebay #pulse
  • Profile picture of the author mikelmraz
    Is this what you are looking for?

    eBay - Find Popular Products on eBay!
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    • Profile picture of the author onpointinfo
      Hi Mike ...

      Does this do the same thing as ebay pulse or it does not - if so what are the pros and cons of this vs ebay pulse if you have used both...thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author seobro
    I am using Terapeak now. However, this website cost you some money. It is an excellent service. Data from Terapeak is extensive and then some. I can most certainly rec. Also, I have Keyword Discovery that gives you keyword results for EBAY, and we hope that helps you.

    Terapeak is $49.95/mo
    KD is $69.95/mo

    Ah yes, it can get quite expensive. For beginners I do not rec. Still, it is great if you are a power user.
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  • Profile picture of the author onpointinfo
    Thanks everyone...
    I will check them out thanks seobro is this the only way to research ebay and what is moving and what is not ?

    What about amazon can they be researched as well with this tool or must use other tool for amazon if so what is that tools name ?

    Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author RachelLily
    For product sourcing purposes try using "popular keywords". It's not quite as useful as eBay Pulse was because many products are branded and are the obvious products you would expect to be popular such as iPods and so on.
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  • Profile picture of the author Auctiondebteliminator
    There is a far superior tool I use.

    I DON'T use Terapeak. It's full of data that is expensive and didn't give what eBay pulse gave - namely, what people actually SEARCHED for per category.

    The new tool is called the CATMAN tool and it's great!

    it's found at: labs.eBay.com/Catman/

    You don't want to find 'popular' products, you want to find what people are SEARCHING for - regardless of whether or not people have them 'listed'. The Catman tool shows you this.

    Enjoy!

    Oh, and it's free!
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    • Profile picture of the author USA
      Originally Posted by Auctiondebteliminator View Post

      There is a far superior tool I use.

      I DON'T use Terapeak. It's full of data that is expensive and didn't give what eBay pulse gave - namely, what people actually SEARCHED for per category.

      The new tool is called the CATMAN tool and it's great!

      it's found at: labs.eBay.com/Catman/

      You don't want to find 'popular' products, you want to find what people are SEARCHING for - regardless of whether or not people have them 'listed'. The Catman tool shows you this.

      Enjoy!

      Oh, and it's free!
      I concur.

      I just started using this myself for certain aspects of market research and I've gathered some good intel from it. I think it beats eBay Pulse hands down for finding out what people are actually searching for.
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  • Profile picture of the author DumbGuy
    There's a decent (actually, pretty good) eBay Pulse replacement tool over at WatchCount.com that I often use now:
    http://www.watchcount.com/searches.php

    It drills into subcategories as deep as ya need to (I think Pulse was limited to 3 or 4 levels deep). It also does keyword searches in addition to categories. Oh, and it usually returns more than just the "top 10" that Pulse returned, sometimes up to 100 related search terms.
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    • Profile picture of the author AprilCT
      These suggested sites will be very helpful. Many thanks to everyone who posted them.
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  • Profile picture of the author nortong
    Any tools relevant to ebay UK?
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  • Profile picture of the author KnightAl
    Hey Thanks to you guys for those sites. One can always rely on the WF to either save you from buying a scammy product to finding the deal of the century. Great stuff!!!
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  • Profile picture of the author jkrus10414
    Here is another website that does what eBay Pulse used to do:

    Most Watched Products, RIGHT ROW, on eBay
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  • Profile picture of the author 612chan
    great stuffs, thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author awledd
    Great stuff here. thanks guys. Since eBay visitors are buyers, the data we get there is extremely useful. I hope it will help medevelope profitable campaigns.
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