Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the Helium 10 weekly buzz.

My name is Bradley Sutton, and this is the show where we get you familiar with the latest news in the Amazon and e-commerce world.

We interview people that you need to hear from and also give

you a tip of the week that can help you have serious strategies. And these are for serious

sellers of any level in the e-commerce world. So let's see what's buzzing this week. On today's

show, we're going to talk about different news articles, such as something that's happening on Etsy that maybe Amazon sellers have been familiar with in the past.

We're also going to interview our product manager for some of my favorite tools here at Helium 10, such as Cerebro.

And we're also going to give you a tip of the week on how you can analyze competitors listing using a tool that I think most people use only to make their own listing.

Want to find out what that is?

Make sure to stay to the end.

Let's go ahead and get into our news articles of the day.

All right.

So the first article that we have, Etsy take down notices.

Now, this is an article from the New York Post, and it was entitled,

Christmas Smear. Etsy craft sellers say they're unfairly elbowed off site. So what's happened,

as we know, you know, as Amazon sellers, we, we hear a lot about,

you know, like take down notices where people submit reports that you are infringing on

trademarks and things like that. Well, what this article is saying is now that seems to be kind

of trending on Etsy, and a lot of them are bogus. You know, as we know, Etsy is mainly

products that

people are making in their own houses and some people in this black in the black Friday season

and in Q4 they get removed from Etsy because of these bogus reports so make sure to check out

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