[Doral, FL, 2/1/2023] – Data Dive, the fastest growing SaaS software company in the Amazon seller software space, is proud to announce its official partnership with Jungle Scout, the industry-leading data company. This strategic alliance will offer Data Dive users access to more accurate and thorough data, without the need for any additional subscriptions.
“We are thrilled to have Jungle Scout as our new partner,” says Brandon Young, CEO of Data Dive. “This partnership will allow us to offer our users a better and more comprehensive experience. With Jungle Scout’s data and our unique proprietary insights, our users will have access to even better tools to help them make informed business decisions.”
In addition to the enhanced data capabilities, Data Dive users can look forward to new tools and features in 2023, including fully customizable profitability and performance dashboards, keyword tracking, and a range of PPC and marketing tools. This partnership is just the beginning of Data Dive’s continued growth and commitment to providing the best possible experience for Amazon sellers.
About Data Dive:
Data Dive is the fastest growing SaaS software company in the Amazon seller software space. Launched out of beta in Q1 of 2022, the software has grown to over 2000 paid users in under 12 months. The company’s mission is to develop powerful tools to help brands and agencies make better decisions, acquire more customers, and save hours per day, per employee. Data Dive offers a range of features, including product research tools, listing optimization tools, marketing tools, and project / team management tools.
About Jungle Scout:
Jungle Scout is the leading data company in the Amazon seller software space which has helped more than 600,000 people and brands sell on Amazon. With a team of data experts and advanced technology, Jungle Scout provides best in class data solutions.
For more information, contact:
Media Contact: Vaughn Reynolds
Email: marketing@datadive.tools
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