Spencer Millerberg is the Founding Partner of DetailPage, which helps brands optimize traffic and gain Amazon market share. He founded OneClickRetail, the first Amazon market share measurement tool that was sold to Asscential. As an eCommerce and data analytics expert, Spencer has helped over 650 brands improve sales, margins, and search positions on eCommerce sites.

Justin Maner is the Founding Partner of DetailPage. He was also the CEO of Data Spark, a startup that offered actionable insights to brands and sellers on Walmart Marketplace. Having spent 10 years as an Amazon director, Justin led the baby registry to become the #1 US registry, reinvented the vendor negotiation process, and created a new communication system for vendors and sellers.

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As brands compete for shelf space on digital retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Target, market share has become top of mind for many. With fragmented data sources, outdated PDPs, and competition at an all-time high, how can you drive retail sales and market share on Amazon?

Data insights masters Spencer Millerberg and Justin Maner stress the importance of acquiring accurate first- and third-party data sources to measure performance and market share. These can be collected and analyzed using disruptive, AI-driven technology that’s affordable and 95% accurate. Driving retail sales requires increasing traffic and conversions, so Justin and Spencer advise optimizing your PDPs for competitor keywords. Yet rather than gauging competition based on specific categories, you must analyze keywords customers use when searching for similar products. This allows you to segment competition effectively.

Tune in to this episode of The Digital Deep Dive as Aaron Conant invites Spencer Millerberg and Justin Maner, Founding Partners of DetailPage, to speak about gaining market share in the competitive Amazon landscape. Together, they talk about disruptive technologies in eCommerce, how to update PDPs using relevant competitor keywords, and how to allocate first- and third-party data.