Jun 12, 2020
DOVER, Del., June 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Signalytics is excited to offer its Amazon FBA ranking services for sellers to boost their listing position. Although Signalytics is currently offering services tailored for Amazon sellers, the company is working on plans to branch out to general e-commerce sellers in the future.
To learn more about Signalytics, visit https://www.signalytics.ai/.

Anthony Lee, the senior spokesperson for the company says, "At Signalytics, our goal is to gather the absolute best data for your business, and deploy strategies designed to utilize that data to gain your brand intelligence, visibility, and growth."
The company states its mission is to help e-commerce business owners scale their brand dramatically by maximizing visibility through organic keyword rank and paid media channels.
"Search algorithms rely on quality traffic and user activity to push visibility. Our applied data and methods provide those algorithms with exactly what they need to get you seen," Lee explains.
According to Signalytics, its Amazon FBA keyword, rebates ranking and advertising software:
Through the use of keyword data, social traffic, purchase data and varied signals, the Amazon FBA software is designed to provide the channels to drive signals to a brand's products, showing that the brand's offers are in high demand. Additionally, Signalytics will help maximize business growth with human-augmented advertising management (AI+Managed PPC).
"We've been able to successfully assist clients with dramatic optimization of their Amazon PPC campaigns. This has resulted in thousands of dollars saved in spend and thousands more generated in both organic and advertising revenue," Lee concludes.
For those interested in more information about Signalytics and its Amazon FBA listing boost for sellers, visit: https://www.signalytics.ai/resources/.
About Signalytics
Signalytics is a software service that provides eCommerce sellers with keyword ranking and advertising optimization. Its mission is to help eCommerce business owners scale their brands by maximizing their visibility through organic keyword rank and paid media channels.
Spokesperson: Anthony Lee
Phone: +16265090006
Email: [email protected]
SOURCE Signalytics
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