Terapeak is like the Billboard of eBay thanks to its Hot Media search feature. Above is this month’s Top 5 Music list which you may find either outrageous or validating. That’s the beauty of this list, it’s based entirely on pure, unbridled sales without dwelling for a moment on what some hipster [...]
Android has finally conquered the smartphone market in the United States. Smartphones running Google’s Android operating system accounted for one-third of all smartphones purchased in the April-June period. Terapeak Market Research confirms this and drills deeper into the smartphone market. The average eBay sale price for an Android phone is [...]
Apple reported 3rd quarter revenues that topped analysts’ estimates despite some negative publicity with the new iPhone 4. Apple announced yesterday that earnings climbed to $15.7 billion, a number which closely rivals Microsoft’s Q3 revenues at the top of the tech food chain.
A quick glance at Terapeak Market Research could have allowed one to predict [...]
In a recent article analyzing the sales of Electronic Arts Inc.’s Tiger Woods PGA Tour Golf video game, the Wall Street Journal mentions Terapeak as a source of sales research:
According to Terapeak Market Research, which tracks listings and sales on eBay, more people are selling the game on the auction site after the incident, but [...]
Since debuting on the Techvibes Victoria startup index several years ago, Terapeak Marketplace Research has been steadily climbing the ranks of successful Island-based startups.
Last week, it reached the top.
This is a proud moment for AERS and Terapeak, and yet another positive reflection of all the hard work done by all parties involved over the years. [...]
Terapeak Marketplace Research, in partnership with WorthPoint Corporation, today announced the launch of Terapeak Collectibles, a powerful new research tool for antiques and collectibles vendors.
This new service, available exclusively via the eBay Selling Manager Applications platform, will pair AERS/Terapeak’s data analysis expertise with WorthPoint’s “Worthopedia”, an extensive online database that compiles antiques and collectibles data [...]
Terapeak Marketplace Research, powered by AERS, today announced the launch of an iPhone application that allows users to conduct eBay market research on the go. Available free as part of all North American Terapeak subscriptions, the application will see users simply key their search term(s) into one screen, and with one click access item-specific data [...]
VICTORIA, Nov. 3 – Advanced Ecommerce Research Systems Inc. is proud today to unveil two Terapeak-branded PayPal merchant applications at the PayPal Innovate 2009 Developer Conference in San Francisco.
Fred Speckeen, AERS CEO, explains: “There is tremendous value locked up in every ecommerce merchant’s transaction data; information that could help every merchant make more timely and [...]
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Advanced Ecommerce Research Systems Inc. (AERS) is proud to announce its sponsorship and participation at the PayPal Innovate 2009 Developer Conference in San Francisco on November 3-4, 2009.
“This is PayPal’s first developer conference, and it marks the unveiling of the PayPal Open Platform. AERS will be there, presenting in the sessions as well [...]
Over the past several months, AERS has been conducting studies that analyze the impact of Terapeak’s marketplace research tools on eBay sellers’ sales and success rate. With the results from the first group of sellers now compiled, it’s clear how valuable transaction data can be to online business owners.
The group of participating eBay sellers was [...]
Recognized by University of Victoria for business innovation in research
VICTORIA – AERS founder Anthony Sukow was on hand to receive the University of Victoria’s annual Craigdarroch Research Award on behalf of himself and his brother and co-founder Andrew Sukow last week. As graduates of the University, both founders were gratified to receive the University of [...]
Women prefer cheap & simple portable MP3 players
Yesterday, Apple revealed a smaller and simpler iPod Shuffle amid great hoopla. The new product features more storage, a much smaller form factor, and a feature called “VoiceOver” which rather usefully, given the lack of a screen, tells you what song is playing and who the artist is. [...]
