Walmart Price Tracking

Walmart Price Tracking involves using software to regularly scrape or pull data from Walmart’s product pages to track the current price of items. This data is logged historically to create a timeline of price changes, allowing analysts to identify patterns, such as weekly discounts, seasonal promotions, or reactions to competitor price moves on Amazon. For brands and sellers, this is essential for maintaining competitive pricing on the world’s largest retailer, optimizing their own repricing strategies, and ensuring compliance with pricing agreements. It provides a clear view of Walmart’s pricing strategy for different product categories and is a key input for dynamic pricing models.

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Related Terms

Zero-Party Data

Data that a customer intentionally and proactively shares with a brand, such as preference center data or purchase intentions.

Yield Management

A pricing strategy used to maximize revenue by varying prices based on demand and inventory levels (common in travel, also used in e-commerce).

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