Marketplace Monitoring
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P2P Resale Platforms: The Brand Protection Blind Spot
OLX, Facebook Marketplace and Instagram resale accounts sit outside standard marketplace-scanner coverage, where genuine resale and counterfeit look identical.
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Supplement & Vitamin Brands: The Counterfeit Risk Your Marketplace Scanner Should Catch
A counterfeit supplement reaching a real customer is a product-liability and regulatory exposure for the brand, not just a lost sale.
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The Festival Shopping Surge Is a Monitoring Problem, Not a Takedown Problem
Counterfeit and unauthorised-listing volume rises weeks before major sales events — a brand that only checks in once the sale starts is already behind.
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Livestream Commerce: The Counterfeit Channel Brands Aren’t Monitoring
Livestream shopping is the counterfeit channel most brand-protection stacks still can’t see. Here’s why static-listing scanners miss it, and what to do now.
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Fake Reviews Are a Counterfeit-Seller Signal
A burst of reviews landing right after a seller account is created, faster than any organic sales pattern could produce, is a leading indicator of a counterfeit seller.
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Dark Web Brand Exposure: What Every Business Needs to Know
Dark web brand activity — counterfeit sourcing hubs, stolen assets, traded customer data — is a leading indicator, often preceding marketplace and social surges by weeks.
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Luxury Goods Brands: Why Handbags Need SKU-Level Monitoring
Handbag and accessory fakes copy hardware and stitching, not just logos. See why SKU-level matching catches them where keyword-only tools miss.
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12 Brand Protection Strategies Every E-commerce Team Should Have
12 brand protection strategies spanning marketplace, social, domain, app and ads monitoring, plus the process and cross-team ownership that make them work as one system.
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How to Prove Brand Protection ROI to Finance
Learn the formula, leading indicators, and quarterly scorecard that turn brand protection wins into numbers finance can audit and defend.
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Fake Water Bottles on Amazon: A Detection Guide
How brand teams can spot fake water bottle listings on Amazon, from cap threading to reused product photos, before they cost you sales.