If you have "product" JSON objects, you can use this to parse the title and search Amazon and Ebay.

ParseProductsForSearching

var getResults = function(/*successResponse*/){

// Dummy data examples
var obj = [{
  "title": "MICHAEL Michael Kors Women\u0027s 3/4 Double-Breasted Hooded Trench,Khaki,Medium", 
	"imagePath": "http://static8.superfish.com/images_np/shared/sys_v2/images/un/30-03-2011/un-pricegrabber24-03-2011_03-25- 20/_Request_1132/source_125/category_4230_UNIFIED_COATS_W/detail/342122213_342122259",

          "internalId": "342122259",
          "price": "175.00$",
          "merchantName": "Amazon",
          "productId": "12345"
}, 
{
	"title": "New Balance Men's MR993 Running Shoe", 
	"imagePath": "http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51sYrPr805L.jpg",
		  "internalId": "342122259",
          "price": "134.95$",
          "merchantName": "Amazon",
          "productId": "12345"
}];

var urlAmazon ='http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=';
var urleBay ='http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=';
var html = '';
for (var i=0; i<obj.length; i++)
{ 
	var newTitle = obj[i].title;
	var urlSearch = parseTitle(newTitle);
	urlAmazon += urlSearch;
	urleBay += urlSearch;

	var priceCut = '$' + obj[i].price.replace(/\$/, '');

	html += '<div class="indEntry">';
	html += '<h3 class="title">' + obj[i].title + '</h3>';
	html += '<img src="' + obj[i].imagePath + '" />';
	html += '<div class="resultinfo">';
	html += '<p>' + priceCut + '</p>';
	html += '<a href="'+urlAmazon+'">';
	html += '<input type="button" value="Amazon Results" /> </a>';
	html += '<a href="'+urleBay+'">';
	html += '<input type="button" value="eBay Results"/> </a>';
	html += '</div></div>';
}

document.getElementById("results").innerHTML = html;
}

var parseTitle = function(stringy)
{
	var space = '+';
	var comma = '%2C';
	var andpers = '%26';
	var pound = '%23';
	var at = '%40';
	
	stringy = stringy.replace(/\s/g, space);
	stringy = stringy.replace(/\,/g, comma);
	stringy = stringy.replace(/\&/g, andpers);
	stringy = stringy.replace(/\#/g, pound);
	stringy = stringy.replace(/\@/g, at);
	
	return stringy;
}