About Everydaystuff
Everydaystuff is a one-person e-commerce business specializing in dropshipping through eBay and Amazon. Founded approximately six years ago, the business has steadily grown and now operates three separate eBay stores and several Amazon accounts.
As a solo entrepreneur, the owner is responsible for every aspect of the business, from product listings and order management to customer service and daily store operations. Managing multiple eBay stores and Amazon accounts simultaneously requires an efficient workflow, reliable tools, and the ability to keep each store's operations organized and separate.
How Incogniton is used
The owner of Everydaystuff has been using Incogniton for over two years to manage multiple Amazon accounts and two eBay stores. By creating separate browser profiles for each account, Incogniton helps keep the different stores and their online activities isolated from one another.
Currently, Everydaystuff operates a total of 10 isolated browser profiles, each configured with its own proxy. This setup allows the owner to manage multiple dropshipping accounts within a single platform while maintaining a separate browsing environment for each one.
Reducing account bans and streamlining operations
Since switching to Incogniton, Everydaystuff has experienced significant improvements in managing its multiple e-commerce accounts. One of the biggest challenges was dealing with account bans, particularly on Amazon. By using separate browser profiles with individual cookies, proxies, and browsing environments, the business has been able to reduce the risk of account bans while keeping its operations organized.
Features such as the Cookie Collector and built-in proxy integration have made it easier to maintain separate browsing environments for each account. As a result, Incogniton has become an essential part of Everydaystuff's daily operations, helping the owner manage multiple Amazon accounts and eBay stores more efficiently.
In addition to its features, the owner highlights Incogniton's customer support as another important benefit. Although technical issues have been rare, the support team has consistently provided fast and responsive assistance whenever needed.
Reducing software costs
Beyond account management, switching to Incogniton has also resulted in reduced software costs. The previous software was more expensive, making Incogniton a more affordable solution for running multiple accounts.
Using Incogniton has saved me money on overhead costs, as the last software I was using was around three times the price. So, switching to Incogniton has saved me a chunk of money upfront.
Supporting business growth
Over the past two years, Incogniton has also supported the growth of Everydaystuff. What started as a business operating just one eBay store and one Amazon account has expanded significantly.
Over the two years I’ve been using Incognition it has helped streamline and grow my dropshopping business, going from one eBay store and one Amazon account to three eBay stores and over 20 Amazon accounts.
