Recently, many friends have told me what the data information of Amazon Canada is like this year, because for the Canadian e-commerce market, Amazon also ranks first. Well, without further ado, let's take a look at what Amazon's annual data analysis report in Canada is like.

Amazon.ca is the largest e-commerce website in Canada, and has provided prime membership rights services since 2014. Many Canadian customers also buy things on Amazon's US site, so there are also many sellers who sell products directly from the US site to Canadian customers. Amazon.ca has accepted third-party sellers since 2004, which has significantly enhanced the diversity of platform products and provided customers with a large number of shopping options and a higher shopping experience. So far, Amazon.ca has always ranked first in Canada, and eBay ranks second.

Amazon Canada announced its official launch in 2004.

In 2017, the number of new sellers reached 64,205, with an average of 192 new sellers entering the market every day. As of December, the number of new sellers entering Canada in 2017 reached 64,205, which means that 192 new sellers are selling products on Amazon Canada every day. Among them, the total number of new sellers per month in November reached 6,244, which is one of the months with the largest increase in the year.

Amazon Canada: 88,570 sellers have products on sale

Although there are 88,570 sellers selling products on the platform, not all of them are selling, because the prices of some products are not competitive. This is why only 26,454 sellers receive customer feedback each month. In the past twelve months,

68,148 sellers have received at least one feedback evaluation. The combination of these three data shows the size of the active sellers in the Canadian market.

Amazon Canada: 49% of sellers use FBA

43% of the top 100 sellers use FBA, 58% of the top 1000 sellers use FBA, and 49% of the top 10,000 sellers use FBA. Thanks to FBA, sellers on Amazon can still provide two-day delivery guarantees like local sellers even if they are not in the United States. From a customer's perspective, if you use FBA, the location of the seller's business becomes increasingly irrelevant.

Sellers who use FBA have an average of 97 products for sale vs. 37.012 products for sellers who do not use FBA

On average, each seller has 19.986 products for sale on Amazon. Sellers who use FBA have an average of only 97 products for sale, which is significantly less than the average of 37.012 products for sellers who do not use FBA.

Amazon Canada: The vast majority of sellers are selling electronics

28% of the top sellers sell electronics as their main category. Other popular categories are home furnishings (16%), apparel/accessories (8%), and outdoor gear (7%). The popular categories on Amazon Canada have a detailed list of top categories.

Amazon Canada: 308,313 feedback reviews received per month

Currently, all sellers received a total of 308,313 feedback reviews in a month, of which TOP sellers accounted for 90%. This is more than the average number of feedback reviews received per month in the past year. Amazon uses changes in the number of feedback to identify the development trends of Amazon sellers.

J.Rosée FINE JEWELRY topped the list of popular sellers with a 203% feedback growth rate

In November, J.Rosée FINE JEWELRY's evaluation increased by 203% compared with the previous month, ranking first on the list of popular sellers and 84th overall. Other popular sellers also increased their review rates, for example:

Anjou Naturals 186%, Wordery Canada 148%, Discover With Dr.Cool 139%, 1byone Products Inc. 137%, roundmedia 115%, etc.