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Track your Amazon sales rank

Tracking your sales rank can do a lot more for you than you think! Well, that and the fact that it helps prevent you from obsessively checking your sales rank every ten minutes...

So you've written a book and had it published. Maybe your company has just released a new software package. How about stylish accessories? Whatever you've done, if you are selling something on Amazon then there are a number of reasons to track Amazon sales ranks with RankTracer:

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Amazon sales rank tracking into hard sales figures

Amazon don't release their individual sales figures to anyone - although it is possible to obtain a general PoS number from Nielsen bookscan. But that doesn't mean you can't get a really good idea of what you are selling on a particular Amazon locale.

Take a look around the net and see what people say about the Amazon sales rank. If you look at a hundred different pages, you'll probably get a hundred and five different opinions (some people disagree with themselves).

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Amazon sales analytics graph comparing life of pi and currency wars

"Life of Pi" vs. "Currency wars": Amazon sales analytics comparison for first week 2012

Check out this 3d bar graph created with Ranktracer's custom graphing tool (part of our analytics service).

We've compared the sales performance of Life of Pi by Yann Martel with Currency wars by James Rickards. Both books are absolute best sellers on Amazon.

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Amazon sales rank, book promotion, social marketing, seo, reviews

"The Lean Startup" by Eric Ries sells its way to small business and entrepreneurial success

Entrepreneurs, startups and small businesses clearly have money to spend when it comes to educating themselves with content and knowledge from leading entrepreneurs like Eric Ries, Crystal Paine and Napoleon Hill.

In my previous article in which I compared the leading titles by marketing gurus, entitled "InfoGraphic: Guy Kawasaki's "Art of the start" outsells other titles by marketing gurus", Guy's book outsold its competitors three to one over a five day period, selling an average of about 60 copies a day. The story is different when it comes to starting and running a business.

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