Hi,

Is anyone else experiencing this? I can no longer view sponsored ads data from prior to 3 months ago for comparison purposes. I don’t remember it always being like that. I’m pretty sure I was always able to see the data for any time frame before.

Hi,

Is anyone else experiencing this? I can no longer view sponsored ads data from prior to 3 months ago for comparison purposes. I don’t remember it always being like that. I’m pretty sure I was always able to see the data for any time frame before.

We’ve been holding steady at 45–50% Buybox share for a couple of years, but recently that’s dropped to around 30–35%. Nothing changed on our end. Same repricing setup with Channel Max:

• FBA: Match
• FBM: Maximize Buybox with Channel Max algo (basically tries to win BB at highest possible price)

Now I’m thinking of switching both to Match. Or even go full aggressive and target 100% Buybox share, but that’s probably gonna kill our margins a bit.

What’s weird is I’m suddenly seeing FBM sellers take a bigger piece of the pie, even newer sellers with weaker account metrics. Never used to be like this.

Is this a new shift in Amazon policy or algorithm? Anyone else seeing FBM getting more love lately?

Curious what y’all are seeing.

We’ve been holding steady at 45–50% Buybox share for a couple of years, but recently that’s dropped to around 30–35%. Nothing changed on our end. Same repricing setup with Channel Max:

• FBA: Match
• FBM: Maximize Buybox with Channel Max algo (basically tries to win BB at highest possible price)

Now I’m thinking of switching both to Match. Or even go full aggressive and target 100% Buybox share, but that’s probably gonna kill our margins a bit.

What’s weird is I’m suddenly seeing FBM sellers take a bigger piece of the pie, even newer sellers with weaker account metrics. Never used to be like this.

Is this a new shift in Amazon policy or algorithm? Anyone else seeing FBM getting more love lately?

Curious what y’all are seeing.

We are a US-based seller and manufacturer. We can’t use “Made in USA” because we source materials from all over. I know we can’t put anything seller-related in description but can we put the brand’s location? Maybe “Manufactured in Detroit, MI?

Thanks!

We are a US-based seller and manufacturer. We can’t use “Made in USA” because we source materials from all over. I know we can’t put anything seller-related in description but can we put the brand’s location? Maybe “Manufactured in Detroit, MI?

Thanks!

Hi. I sell a generic product in one color. If I want to now offer multiple colors of the same unit, would I just create all new child listings and make the original listing the parent? Would this require new ASINs/barcodes for each color? Just wanting to make sure I’m on the right track. Thanks.

Hi. I sell a generic product in one color. If I want to now offer multiple colors of the same unit, would I just create all new child listings and make the original listing the parent? Would this require new ASINs/barcodes for each color? Just wanting to make sure I’m on the right track. Thanks.

So, Amazon Support notify me that if the last time of the day that I am willing to accept an order is 3pm for same day dispatch, I must set my order cut off time to 4pm in seller central.

Amazon seems to think we’re all st*pid sellers and that we are unable to workout that if we accept orders up to 3pm, that we clearly haven’t incorporated any time for us to actually process and ship the orders, so they add 1 hour on without telling us that’s what they are doing. Helpful!!! NOT.

So, Amazon Support notify me that if the last time of the day that I am willing to accept an order is 3pm for same day dispatch, I must set my order cut off time to 4pm in seller central.

Amazon seems to think we’re all st*pid sellers and that we are unable to workout that if we accept orders up to 3pm, that we clearly haven’t incorporated any time for us to actually process and ship the orders, so they add 1 hour on without telling us that’s what they are doing. Helpful!!! NOT.