Tools Amazon Sellers Should Use (That Aren’t Directly Related to Selling on Amazon)

If you sell online, you have more than a couple usernames and passwords to remember. LastPass manages them all for you and makes logging into your accounts a breeze.

One feature I really enjoy is the ability to share login access with others. I can hide the username and password but still give them a link so they can log into the accounts. I can also revoke access at any time. This is awesome if you work with virtual assistants and other team members.

SendWin is a Google Chrome extension that allows you to log into multiple accounts on the same site simultaneously.

You can also see what prices are being shown on online merchants based on your account information (prices can vary based on location and profile information).

Similar to SendWin, you can use NordVPN to access the web from different regions than where you actually are. 

This is great if you ever need to access another seller's storefront or want to check pricing differences 

If a picture says 1,000 words, a video says 10,000. Loom makes it easy to create screen share recordings to share with others. 

This is amazing if you are training a virtual assistant or troubleshooting issues with online tech support teams.

Grab bulk URLs or list items and save to a clipboard or open in new tabs.

It is hard to explain in words, but please, you owe it to yourself to go check it out. You'll love it. 

More commonly known by its original name The Way Back Machine, Archive.Org let's you see snapshots of what websites looked like on past dates. 

This can be helpful if you're trying to gauge future prices on retailers (see what they're Black Friday deals were in 2021 for example).

Hunter.io is a web application that can help you find contact information for suppliers in an organization.

For example, if you wanted to find a contact email for a company that you'd like to source products from, you would put their business name into Hunter.Io, and it will send you verified email addresses that use that domain. 

DiffChecker allows you to compare things side by side and, you guessed it, check for differences!

You can compare text, images, PDFs, Spreadsheets, and Folders. 

This can be used to check listing changes or to match items when sourcing online. 

TextExpander allows you to store text you use regularly as short code snippets. 

It can be something short like a URL or long like a customer service email. 

You can even add input options, so you can customize the text outputs. 

This can save you a ton of time by helping you avoid retyping the same things repeatedly. 

Check out this blog post I wrote (with accompanying video) that dives deeper into TextExpander.