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The README organizes them into roughly nine categories — product research, competitor tracking, pricing and profitability, advertising, listing optimization, analytics, and international expansion among them — but on this page all 52 skills render as one flat list, since none of them carry a page_group in our data. Fifty of amazon-skills' 52 skills need nothing beyond the skill text itself, which our dependency check marks ready; the other two are exceptions, tariff-calculator-amazon runs as a local calculation tool, and amazon-fba-calculator is still unverified in our records.
This is guidance for Amazon FBA and FBM sellers who want frameworks, checklists, and calculators for pricing, PPC, and listing content — not for anyone expecting the skills themselves to reach out and pull live data. The README says as much itself: these are text files built on public information and proven frameworks, and it points sellers wanting real-time numbers to Nexscope's own paid product instead, which is what actually connects to Jungle Scout, Google Trends, or a marketplace API.
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Skills named "tracker" and "monitoring" still don't reach live data. amazon-price-tracker, amazon-keyword-tracker, and amazon-competitor-monitoring read like connected tools, but each is a written framework for you or your agent to apply against numbers you already have — none of the 52 makes an API call or runs a script that fetches anything on its own.
Checked 19 September 2026 against 52 skills live in our tracking. The README's own badge and quick-start both claim 53; we did not chase down which one skill accounts for the difference.
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amazon-a-plus-content
The richer picture-and-text section further down an Amazon product page, planned out block by block — the layout, the words that go in it, and a brief your photographer or designer can work from.
amazon-advertising-strategy
Works out how to spend an Amazon ad budget: which of the three ad formats to run, how much goes to each, and what a single sale is allowed to cost you in advertising.
amazon-backend-keywords
Amazon lets you give a product a hidden list of search words that shoppers never see, and the box is small — this decides which words earn the space and which get cut.
amazon-brand-analytics
Reads the shopper reports Amazon hands registered brands — what people searched for, what they bought together, who they compared you against — and turns your export into things worth doing.
amazon-brand-registry
Signing your brand up with Amazon is what unlocks the richer listing tools and its brand-protection features — this covers whether you qualify, how to apply, and what you get out of it.
amazon-brand-tailored-promotions
Which of your past shoppers gets an offer, and how big it should be — a plan for a discount aimed at one group of customers rather than at the whole market.
amazon-buy-box
When several sellers list the same product, only one of them gets the Add to Cart button — this works out why you are not the one winning it and what to change.
amazon-category-ungating
Some Amazon categories and brands are locked to new sellers, and getting in means applying with proof — this is how you get through that gate.
amazon-competitor-analysis
Puts your product side by side with named rivals — price, reviews, images, ads — and says where they are beating you and what to do about it.
amazon-competitor-monitoring
Rivals change prices, run out of stock and launch new products constantly — this watches for those moves and tells you when one of them opens a gap you can take.
amazon-coupon-strategy
Plans the discounts on an Amazon listing — what kind of coupon to run, whether two can sit on the same product at once, and the timing that gets the most people to claim it.
amazon-dayparting-strategy
Shoppers do not buy evenly around the clock, so this picks the hours and days when your ads should bid harder and the ones where the budget is being wasted.
amazon-deal-finder
Amazon offers several promotion formats, and a discount only pays off on the right product — this compares the formats, picks what to put on offer, and does the sums on whether you come out ahead.
amazon-display-ads
Sponsored Display is the Amazon ad that chases shoppers who looked but did not buy, plus people who resemble your existing customers — this plans who it targets and what the ad says.
amazon-enhanced-brand-content
Amazon's premium tier of product content, plus the brand story panel that sits on every one of your listings — the modules, the imagery and the comparison charts.
amazon-fba-calculator
Give it a product's size, weight and price and it works out what Amazon will charge to store and ship it for you, and what profit is left over.
amazon-fba-prep
Before stock goes into Amazon's warehouse every unit has to be bagged, boxed and barcoded a particular way — this turns your product's details into those exact instructions and a go-or-hold call on the shipment.
amazon-global-selling
Deciding which other country's Amazon to start selling on — it ranks the candidates, works out what a sale would actually earn you there, and lists the tax and safety questions to settle before you commit.
amazon-international-listings
The same product, listed on several countries' Amazon sites — translated, priced in the local money, and kept in step by Amazon's own cross-border listing tool.
amazon-inventory-management
How much stock to send to Amazon and when, so you neither sell out mid-season nor tie up money in units that are not moving.
amazon-keyword-research
Pulls the phrases shoppers actually type into Amazon's search box and shows how crowded each one already is, so you can tell whether a product is worth selling.
amazon-keyword-tracker
For someone selling on Amazon: a running watch on where your products come up when shoppers search, which of your keywords are slipping, and which rival listings are climbing past you.
amazon-listing-images
The photos on a product page do most of the selling — this decides which shots you need and what text belongs on them.
amazon-listing-optimization
Writes the title, bullet points and description of a product page so it carries the words shoppers are actually searching for — either from scratch or as a rewrite of the page you already have.
amazon-negative-keywords
Amazon shows your ads against searches you never picked, and some of them never sell a thing — this finds those searches and shuts them off.
amazon-niche-finder
Hunts for a corner of Amazon where plenty of people are already buying and not many sellers are competing, then scores what it finds on demand, competition and likely profit.
amazon-ppc-campaign
Sets up the actual ad campaigns for a product — which searches go in which bucket and what to bid, worked back from your profit margin — or takes apart the ones already running and gives you a week-by-week fix list.
amazon-price-tracker
What rivals charge shifts constantly, and price is a large part of who wins the Add to Cart button — this watches those moves and helps you decide what to charge.
amazon-private-label
Selling a product under your own brand name instead of reselling someone else's — this is the playbook for getting from an idea to a launched product.
amazon-product-bundling
Two or more of your products sold as one listing: which items belong together, what the set should cost, and how to make the page say clearly what is in the box.
amazon-product-compliance
Every product has paperwork behind it — the certificates it needs, what has to be printed on the label, and the substances that would get the listing pulled.
amazon-product-photography
A shoot-ready brief for a product's photos — shot by shot, with props, lighting and crops spelled out — so a photographer, a designer or an image generator can work from it without guessing.
amazon-product-research
Before you spend money on stock, this works out whether a product is worth selling at all — how many people want it, how crowded the shelf already is, and what would be left after Amazon's cut.
amazon-profit-analyzer
Follows the money from what a shopper pays down to what is left in your pocket, naming every fee, ad cost and refund that took a slice on the way.
amazon-rank-tracker
When a product falls down Amazon's search results, this is the post-mortem: which ranking factor moved, what competitors did, and what it takes to get the position back.
amazon-repricing-strategy
The rules that move your price up and down on their own, set so you win more of the Add to Cart button without quietly giving away your margin.
amazon-return-reduction
Works out why customers are sending a product back, then fixes the cause — a listing that oversold it, packaging that did not protect it, or a missing size guide.
amazon-review-analyzer
Reads through a pile of customer reviews — yours or a competitor's — and comes back with what keeps going wrong, what people wish the product did, and what to say in your marketing.
amazon-review-strategy
A new listing struggles until it has reviews, and Amazon is strict about how you may ask for them — this maps out the routes it does allow, from the request button to Vine.
amazon-sales-estimator
How many units a product on Amazon actually shifts in a month, worked out from its sales rank, from its listing page, or across a whole search term at once.
amazon-search-optimization
Getting a product to turn up when somebody searches Amazon for it — making sure the listing is filed under the right words and carries the signals Amazon's ranking pays attention to.
amazon-seasonal-planning
Amazon's year turns on a few big dates — Prime Day, Black Friday, the run-up to Christmas — and this is the calendar for getting stock and offers ready before each one.
amazon-seller-analytics
Takes apart another seller's shop — what they stock, what they probably earn, how they grew to that point — so you can borrow whatever is working for them.
amazon-shipping-calculator
Whether to let Amazon store and ship your product or do it yourself — the two costs set side by side, including what the stock costs you the longer it sits in their warehouse.
amazon-storefront-design
A brand can have its own mini-site inside Amazon — this plans its pages and turns the brand story into images a shopper can buy straight from.
amazon-subscribe-save
Shoppers can set a product to arrive automatically every month in return for a discount — this works out how to make that arrangement pay for you rather than cost you.
amazon-suspension-appeal
If Amazon shuts your selling account down, getting it back means a particular kind of written appeal — this is how that appeal gets put together and filed.
amazon-trending-products
What is selling fast on Amazon right now and still climbing, caught early enough that there is room left to join in.
amazon-variation-strategy
Should your colours and sizes be one Amazon listing or several? It asks what you sell and what you are trying to achieve, then comes back with a recommendation rather than general advice.
amazon-vine-program
Amazon's Vine programme gives free units to its own reviewers in exchange for honest reviews; this decides whether that trade is worth making, and on which of your products.
amazon-wholesale-sourcing
Buying stock wholesale to resell on Amazon: the profit is settled long before the stock arrives, at the supplier you pick and the price you agree.
tariff-calculator-amazon
What a product really costs you by the time it has crossed the border and cleared customs — freight, insurance, duty, VAT and port fees all added up.
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