I help B2B-first aftermarket auto manufacturers build a real Amazon or eBay channel alongside their dealers: correct fitment, listings that sell, and MAP pricing that protects the dealer network.
Ken Mac, founderOn the brand side of marketplace ecommerce since 2009
A solid product line was selling almost entirely through a dealer-focused B2B website. I launched it on the marketplace with rewritten titles and bullets, search keywords, A+ content, and new infographics.
The marketplace quickly became its strongest sales channel, outselling the website.
The product was never the problem. It was being sold in the wrong place, to the wrong audience.
In-house project before MyCommercePartner. Brand kept confidential.
Product data sits in spreadsheets and an ERP built for dealers. Getting it onto Amazon or eBay properly never makes the priority list.
Missing or wrong year, make, and model data means the wrong buyers order and the right ones never find you.
Dealers and resellers carry hundreds of brands, so your parts get a part number and a catalog photo. Shoppers judge your brand by listings nobody owns. I build the brand-quality listings your parts deserve.
Start with a free check. Then start small, prove it works, and decide. I take on one brand at a time, so you work with me directly.
One product, scored for Amazon or eBay readiness, with the three fixes that matter most. No cost, no obligation.
A review of your top products and your channel: what to list first, where your fitment data stands, and the dealer and pricing risks to plan around.
The full $497 is credited toward the Revival Sprint.
Four weeks to get up to 15 of your products selling properly on one marketplace, Amazon or eBay.
Founding brands agree to a written testimonial and let me share anonymized results.
Add-ons quoted separately: extra products, a second marketplace, and marketplace-to-ERP order automation.
Once the channel is working, I can keep it growing: new products, content updates, and reporting, priced to your catalog.
Ask about itIt’s the right question to ask. Done properly, a marketplace channel protects your dealers instead of competing with them.
Your listings follow your minimum advertised price policy. You’re not undercutting your dealers. You’re showing the price everyone else is expected to hold.
Registering your brand gives you control of your product pages, plus tools to report counterfeit and unauthorized sellers.
On Amazon, every seller of a part shares one product page. When you own strong content, with correct fitment, real photos, and your brand story, your dealers sell more from it too.
I’ve worked on the brand side of ecommerce since 2009, running Amazon and eBay for aftermarket auto and consumer electronics brands.
I’m good at two things: finding out why a good product isn’t selling, and automating the manual grind so time goes into growth. At one company, marketplace orders and tracking numbers were typed in by hand, and IT said connecting them to the ERP couldn’t be done. I connected them.
I take on one brand at a time, so you work with me directly, not an account manager.
Remote, working with brands across the U.S.
No. I focus on brands that sell mainly through dealers, so starting from zero is normal. The sprint can launch your products from scratch.
One listing. Large variation families, like a part offered in dozens of sizes, are scoped case by case.
Yes, as a separate project after the sprint. Every ERP is different, so I quote it once I’ve seen yours.
Access to your seller account if you have one, your product and fitment data, and a list of the products that matter most.
So you get my full attention. You work with me directly from the first call to the results review.
Yes. You get a score and three fixes for one product, with no obligation to hire me.
Send your website or store link and one product. I’ll score how ready it is for Amazon or eBay and send back the three fixes that matter most.
Your request is in. I’ll send your score and three fixes within 2 business days.