Alex Kilka

Um, and also, um, so a little bit of machine learning where we can, um, create a score of how similar the titles are and how similar the pictures are.

And at least weed out the ones that are clearly not fits.

Maybe it's like an accessory, that product of Amazon.

Well, we certainly had to look at on the eBay side, you know, other quantity limits.

Are there only like 10 of these products available?

And that was also one challenge is like, you know, they're constantly selling on eBay as well.

So how do you keep the inventory counts in sync?

Um, across the marketplaces.

And so we had to write a script that not only adjusted the quantities as they started to sell out on eBay, um, but also, you know, the prices might float in both marketplaces and how do you adjust for that in as close to real time as you can.

Oh, gosh.

That's an easy answer.

Power tools.

Power tools.

Power tools.

Which one?

Milwaukee power tools.

Why?

It's interesting.

So some of the biggest challenges we had, again, were vendors not shipping properly, customers being uneducated, trying to match products across marketplaces.

So with Tower Tools, you've got great model numbers.