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Worksheets for evidence and decisions

Organize comparable observations, record product checks, and print a clear work plan. These tools run in your browser; they do not submit or save your entries.

Inputs stay in this page. These tools do not send or save worksheet entries. Print or save a PDF through your browser before leaving if you want to keep your work. These worksheets do not estimate sales, recommend a price, or change an Amazon listing.

Summarize a comparable price sample

Use one positive amount per line from the same currency, condition, product group, and tax/shipping basis. A median describes this selected sample; it does not identify a profitable or recommended price.

English format: 70 or 70.50. Use a decimal point and up to two decimal places. Do not use commas, thousands separators, currency symbols, or coupons as a second number. A blank line or a single dash (-) means missing; a final line break does not add a record. The supported maximum is 1,000,000,000 per amount.

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Read the comparable-offer workflow

Compare candidate phrases with your own text

Enter phrases manually from a documented competitor sample and from the own-listing fields you checked. The comparison uses exact phrases after case, Unicode, and whitespace normalization. It does not read listings, infer synonyms, measure search demand, or confirm indexing.

Keep the same language and field boundary. Repeated phrases count once; punctuation, hyphens, and singular/plural variants remain distinct.

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For each candidate, record whether it applies, the supporting product fact, the destination field, the reviewer, and whether it is approved, rejected, or pending. A competitor claim is not evidence for your product.

Follow the keyword-gap method

Listing change checklist

Choose a status for each item. Verified means you have retained the evidence; it is not an automatic policy or performance approval.

1. Marketplace and exact child ASIN confirmed.
2. Product facts and claims supported by child-specific evidence.
3. Product type, applicable attributes, units, and current rules checked.
4. Title, bullets, and images describe the actual included product.
5. Variation relationships and child-specific content checked.
6. Original values retained and only intended fields changed.
7. Saved values and rendered desktop/mobile page checked.
8. Goal, measurement, concurrent changes, and owner documented.

Use the full analysis checklist

Competitor-analysis checklist

Choose a status for each item. Verified means you have retained the evidence; it is not an automatic policy or performance approval.

1. Decision, marketplace, customer use, and collection period defined.
2. Selection sources and inclusion/exclusion reasons recorded.
3. Children, families, products, offers, and sellers counted separately.
4. Price observations share comparable condition and shipping/tax context.
5. Missing observations and coverage denominators disclosed.
6. Listing vocabulary distinguished from search demand and conversion.
7. Review sample, aspect labels, and counting unit documented.
8. Actions have evidence, prerequisites, owners, and completion checks.

Use the full analysis checklist