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Growth here is listing, not buying: new personalised products, put up on new seller accounts, fast enough that the account holding the hit changed within a year.
Almost none of the year’s growth came from the listings that were selling a year earlier. Four name puzzles went up on the Giftora account on 18 March 2026 and reached about 2,300 units a month by September. A run of personalised first-day-of-school signs followed in June, largely on the KALOTOYS GROUP account Keepa first saw that month, and 176 listings went up between June and August.
On a made-to-order catalogue that is the model rather than an accident. A personalised product is cheap to design and list, and whichever account lists the one that catches becomes, for a season, most of the business. The other side of it is a wide tail that sells little: of 234 priced listings, 29 carry a sold badge.
Television did not visibly move Amazon. The Shark Tank episode aired in August 2024, months before the first KALOTOYS listing with a believable date, and nothing in the catalogue carried a sold badge until March 2025.
What the public record cannot yet show is whether summer 2026 is a new level or a season. The series holds one back-to-school with the school signs in it.