Kelco Listings on Google

[Porky]

You can buy my product on Amazon for £19.95 on prime next day.

Yet, my exact same product is marketed by Kelco for £19.95 + £4.49 p&P

Why is this? Any ideas?

 

[intheTRADE]

Do you mean Kelkoo? If so, they are a Google CSS network. They aren't marketing anything at any price, the retailers who use them are

Slightly confused by your question in the first instance to be honest. Not every online seller uses Amazon

 

[TCH]

do they envisage buying from you

 

[Porky]

OK to clarify ; exclusive product of mine is on Amazon for £ 19.95 FREE delivery on prime

My same product is being promoted on a kelleco advert listing as £19.95 + £4.49 P&P and i wondered how that could be?

 

[LPB 123]

OK to clarify ; exclusive product of mine is on Amazon for £ 19.95 FREE delivery on prime

My same product is being promoted on a kelleco advert listing as £19.95 + £4.49 P&P and i wondered how that could be?

If people don't have prime then they would pay £4.49 for delivery.

Amazon only offer free delivery over £35 (last time I checked) for customers without prime.

 

[Paul Kelly ICHYB]

Did you click the link? If yes, where did it take you?

The Prime delivery comment makes sense.

 

[Ozzy]

From what I've been able to ascertain, Kelkoo will earn a small commission from Amazon if someone clicks on that advert and then buys the product from you. Amazon will share a small amount of the fees they charge you for the sale with Kelkoo as a commission for leading to the sale of your product on Amazon.