Google Products Research Tools??
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Does anyone know of any google products research tools? I am trying to find what attributes and classifications my competitors are using? Much help appreciated. Thanks!
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Done a bit of googling on this but can't find any suitable tools.
The only approach I can think of is to attempt to guess the URL of the product feed e.g. http://www.websitename.com/googlebase.xml. Obviously this is a bit of a long shot!
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