In the fast-paced world of retail, something is always changing—an Amazon algorithm update here, a new seller policy there, or a platform-wide feature rollout. Staying ahead of these updates means staying informed, but keeping tabs on it all? That’s a full-time job in itself.
Take Amazon Ads, for example. In 2024 alone, Amazon released 120+ product updates. Keeping track of that volume of change is no easy feat, until now.
If you’ve ever found yourself with 20+ tabs open, scrolling through social feeds, and refreshing news alerts just to piece together the day’s marketplace updates, we can relate. That’s why we built the Marketplace Change Tracker.
The Marketplace Change Tracker (MTrack) is a centralized, always-on feed that delivers every relevant update from the world of Amazon, Walmart, Target, and beyond. Think of it as a personal news feed, but curated specifically for marketplace sellers, retail brands, and e-commerce professionals.
In e-commerce, efficiency and timing are everything. Whether you’re managing pricing, ad campaigns, or inventory strategy, knowing about a change as it happens can be the difference between staying ahead and falling behind.
The Marketplace Change Tracker helps your team:
So, instead of spending your mornings scrambling through endless tabs, searching for every relevant update, you can spend them making informed decisions.
The Marketplace Change Tracker (MTrack) is powered by Podean Intelligence, Podean’s in-house research division made up of marketplace experts, data scientists, and analysts who have been in the background fueling some of our most impactful thought leadership.
As the team behind the industry-leading Marketplace Index™, Global Amazon Media Reports, Global E-Commerce Research, and a suite of proprietary insights tools, Podean Intelligence steps into a more visible role. We’re aligning all of our research and insights offerings under one clear goal: to equip brands with timely, actionable insights they need to win in today’s fast-changing e-commerce space.
Change is the only constant in e-commerce (and mostly in life). So, the difference between keeping up and falling behind comes down to who sees it first.