Bizzikins — Revenue
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Revenue
Three months is all the badge history there is, and it tells one story: 1,000 units in July, 900 in August and 550 in September, down 45% while the price crept up from about $35 to $37.50. The award came after the fall and the ads after the award, so neither explains it. It could be a launch spike fading, a stock-out or a quiet summer, and a sold badge alone cannot tell them apart. The reads of their advertising do not show a spend that was cut either, but they are single readings taken in October.
Which Amazon marketplaces it sells in
Everything measured is Amazon US.
- Amazon United States: 100% of Amazon revenue ($20,625 a month)
- Amazon Canada: 0% of Amazon revenue — Seller account with no ratings; no listing was read
- Amazon UK and Germany: 0% of Amazon revenue — No seller account
Shares of the latest month’s Amazon revenue. Canada was checked for a seller account and no further, so a small Canadian trade would not show here.
Four characters at one price. Rosie and Annie each take over a third of the month, Poppy half of that and Max under a tenth.
Rosie the Gardener (B0GT793W2T): $7,500 a month at $38
Annie the Pet Sitter (B0GT6RNPNZ): $7,500 a month at $38
Poppy the Forest Ranger (B0GSC67673): $3,750 a month at $38
Max the Astronaut (B0GT7XBBDN): $1,875 a month at $38
“Sold / mo” is Amazon’s own badge, a band, hence n+. Revenue is that band times the price in effect, so every row is a floor. The bundles and gift sets carry no badge and are counted as zero, not itemised.
Revenue is a floor, built from Amazon’s sold badge priced at each month’s end price: $35.00 in July and August and $37.50 in September. Pricing every month at the latest price would have overstated the first two by 7%.