What is SupplyKick known for?

ChatGPT names SupplyKick most often on the question “What are the best Amazon agencies?”, where it appeared in 12 of 40 sampled responses (30.0%). Across the 8 Amazon agencies questions measured by The Shortlist Report, SupplyKick cleared the reporting threshold on 3.

Is SupplyKick a good Amazon agency?

This measurement cannot answer that. It counts how often ChatGPT names SupplyKick when asked buyer questions, which follows how much has been written about the firm online rather than how well it works. SupplyKick was named in 29 of the 111 responses sampled on the questions it appears in. A firm named rarely may still be excellent, and a firm named often may not suit a given brief.

Why is SupplyKick in tier 1?

Tier 1 does not mean ranked first. It means that at the sample sizes measured, the gap between SupplyKick and the most-named firm is inside the margin of error, so the sample cannot separate them. Firms sharing a tier are listed in arbitrary order.

Which firms compete with SupplyKick?

The firms most often named on the same questions as SupplyKick are Acadia, Channel Bakers, Pattern and Tinuiti. That overlap indicates which firms a buyer asking the same questions is likely to see alongside SupplyKick; it is not a judgement of which is the better fit.

Firm profile

SupplyKick

SupplyKick was named in 3 of the 8 Amazon agencies questions measured by The Shortlist Report, appearing in 29 of the 111 AI responses sampled across those questions (26.1%).

As described in the answersOffers full-service marketplace management and operational support for international brands entering Amazon US, including Vendor Central and DSP.

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3 / 8Questions named in

29Responses naming it

26%Of 111 sampled

1Best tier reached

SupplyKick is strongest on “What are the best Amazon agencies?”, where it was named in 12 of 40 responses (30.0%), placing it in tier 4 of that report.

Where SupplyKick was named

One row per report in which SupplyKick cleared the reporting threshold. Reports where it was not named often enough to clear that threshold are not listed. Each report states its own sample size and collection window.
Question	Tier	Responses	Share
What are the best Amazon agencies?	4	12 of 40	30.0%
Which agencies help brands launch on Amazon for the first time?	1	9 of 36	25.0%
Which Amazon agencies work with small sellers?	2	8 of 35	22.9%

What SupplyKick gets named for

Across the 8 Amazon agencies questions measured, SupplyKick is named most often on “What are the best Amazon agencies?” — it appears in 12 of the 40 ChatGPT responses to that question, or 30.0% of them. Its next strongest question is “Which agencies help brands launch on Amazon for the first time?”, where it appears in 9 of 36 responses (25.0%).

SupplyKick clears the reporting threshold on 3 of the 8 questions. The spread matters as much as the peak: a firm named across several different questions is one an assistant reaches for generally, where a firm named on one is attached to a single specialism.

What SupplyKick’s tier placings mean

On “What are the best Amazon agencies?”, SupplyKick sits in tier 4 of 5, named in 12 of 40 responses (30.0%). That places it below the leading group on this question, where the top firm was named in 100.0% of responses against SupplyKick’s 30.0%. It shares tier 4 with Flywheel, Amerge, SalesDuo, Amazon Growth Lab, Envision Horizons and Epinium, which the sample cannot separate from it. 1 further firm was named on this question but fell into lower tiers, meaning the sample did separate SupplyKick from it.

On “Which agencies help brands launch on Amazon for the first time?”, SupplyKick sits in tier 1 of 1, named in 9 of 36 responses (25.0%). Tier 1 does not mean it was ranked first. It means that at 36 responses, the gap between SupplyKick and the most-named firm in that sample is inside the margin of error, so the two cannot be told apart. SupplyKick shares tier 1 with Tinuiti, Prima Mode, Revlyn, Pattern, Acadia, Channel Bakers, Goat Consulting, Regnum and Seller Interactive, and the order they are listed in is arbitrary.

On “Which Amazon agencies work with small sellers?”, SupplyKick sits in tier 2 of 2, named in 8 of 35 responses (22.9%). That places it below the leading group on this question, where the top firm was named in 60.0% of responses against SupplyKick’s 22.9%. It shares tier 2 with Seller Sage, Clearsight Consulting, Seller Adventures, Amplivus, Sellers Umbrella, Chief Marketplace Officer, PPC Jumpstart and Seller Accel, which the sample cannot separate from it.

Where SupplyKick does not appear

SupplyKick was not named often enough to clear the reporting threshold on 27 of the 8 questions: “What are the best TikTok Shop agencies?”, “Which agencies specialize in TikTok Shop affiliate and creator programs?”, “What are the best agencies for TikTok Shop creator sourcing and management?”, “Who can help me set up and manage a TikTok Shop for my brand?”, “What are the best US-based TikTok Shop agencies?”, “What are the best TikTok Shop agencies for a small brand with a limited budget?”, “Which agencies work with supplement, apparel, food and home goods brands on TikTok Shop?”, “Our TikTok Shop sales stalled after a strong first month. Who can we hire to fix it?”, “Who can manage our entire Amazon business for us?”, “Which agencies are best at Amazon PPC management?”, “Which agencies do Amazon listing optimization?”, “Which Amazon agencies work with large consumer brands?”, “Our Amazon account was suspended. Who can help reinstate it?”, “What are the best fractional CFO firms?”, “Which fractional CFO firms work with venture-backed startups?”, “What is the best outsourced accounting firm for a small business?”, “Which fractional CFOs help prepare a company for fundraising?”, “Which outsourced accounting firms specialize in particular industries?”, “Which firms provide outsourced controller services?”, “Who can implement NetSuite or a real ERP for a growing company?”, “Our books are a mess and we have an audit coming. Who can help?”, “Which Salesforce partners work with small businesses?”, “Which Salesforce partners specialize in particular industries?”, “Who can migrate us from another CRM to Salesforce?”, “Which partners integrate Salesforce with other systems?”, “Which firms provide ongoing Salesforce managed services?” and “Our Salesforce implementation failed. Who can fix it?”.

An absence here is a fact about visibility, not about capability. It means that when buyers put that question to ChatGPT during the sampling window, SupplyKick was not among the firms it reached for — which is worth knowing if that question describes the work you are hiring for, and worth nothing as a judgement of how well the firm does that work.

Firms named alongside SupplyKick

When ChatGPT names SupplyKick, these firms most often turn up on the same questions: Acadia (2 shared questions), Channel Bakers (2 shared questions), Pattern (2 shared questions) and Tinuiti (2 shared questions).

That overlap is the closest thing this data holds to a shortlist: these are the firms a buyer asking the same questions is most likely to see beside SupplyKick. It says nothing about which of them is the better fit.

Acadia · Channel Bakers · Pattern · Tinuiti

What this page is, and is not

It is a count of how often AI assistants named SupplyKick when asked buyer questions about Amazon agencies. Nothing here is a review, a rating, or an assessment of the firm’s work.
SupplyKick did not submit this listing, was not contacted about it, and cannot pay to change it, move up, or be removed.
A firm named in few responses may still be excellent. Share follows what has been published about a firm online, which is what an AI assistant reads.
Wrong details, or a firm merged with another of a similar name? We fix those.

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