I am a new seller registered with Amazon. I have my brand approved. However the brand approval was under children book category (education domain).

I haven’t added any products yet on seller central. I have got software solution to practice for entrance exams (Under same brand but for different age group / target audience).

My questions are:

1. Can I publish a product under same brand for which my brand was not approved?

2. I want to sell it as subscription, how does that work with amazon? any experience?

3. I should go for ads from day 1?

I’m an Amazon seller and want to track how much I’ve earned per day from my orders. When I download the settlement report or payment summary, Amazon gives a very detailed table with multiple columns like shipping charge, referral fees, returns, etc.

But there’s no simple daily summary of how much I actually received. I have to manually calculate the totals by adding and subtracting the fees for each order.

Is there any tool, report, or method to easily see daily earnings or net payments from Amazon, without manually calculating from those huge tables?

Any help or workaround would be appreciated!

I am a new seller registered with Amazon. I have my brand approved. However the brand approval was under children book category (education domain).

I haven’t added any products yet on seller central. I have got software solution to practice for entrance exams (Under same brand but for different age group / target audience).

My questions are:

1. Can I publish a product under same brand for which my brand was not approved?

2. I want to sell it as subscription, how does that work with amazon? any experience?

3. I should go for ads from day 1?

I’m an Amazon seller and want to track how much I’ve earned per day from my orders. When I download the settlement report or payment summary, Amazon gives a very detailed table with multiple columns like shipping charge, referral fees, returns, etc.

But there’s no simple daily summary of how much I actually received. I have to manually calculate the totals by adding and subtracting the fees for each order.

Is there any tool, report, or method to easily see daily earnings or net payments from Amazon, without manually calculating from those huge tables?

Any help or workaround would be appreciated!

Hey everyone,
I’ve been selling a private label $40 wooden product on Amazon for about 6 months now (not really an impulse buy). I’m running at about $8k in monthly net revenue. First off, thank you all for the advice and support in this community! I have a couple of questions based on what I’ve been navigating:

1. Conversion Rate Fluctuations & Attribution Window: Some days, my conversion rate drops to 2-3% (my average is around 8-9%). I’m wondering if these low days are because people are clicking one day but actually buying later. I am generally aware of the PPC attribution window, but I don’t fully get how it works in practice—especially since, when I check my campaign reports after the 7-day window, I usually don’t see later sales being added in. And for organic sales, I have no idea how (or if) I can check this. Any insights on how attribution really works for both PPC and organic traffic?
2. CPCs as Product Gains Traction: I’ve heard people say your CPC should go down over time as the product gains traction. Is this something Amazon does automatically (charging less for the same bid if your relevance/quality improves), or do I need to reduce my bids manually to actually get a lower CPC?

Looking forward to your experiences and advice! Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone,
I’ve been selling a private label $40 wooden product on Amazon for about 6 months now (not really an impulse buy). I’m running at about $8k in monthly net revenue. First off, thank you all for the advice and support in this community! I have a couple of questions based on what I’ve been navigating:

1. Conversion Rate Fluctuations & Attribution Window: Some days, my conversion rate drops to 2-3% (my average is around 8-9%). I’m wondering if these low days are because people are clicking one day but actually buying later. I am generally aware of the PPC attribution window, but I don’t fully get how it works in practice—especially since, when I check my campaign reports after the 7-day window, I usually don’t see later sales being added in. And for organic sales, I have no idea how (or if) I can check this. Any insights on how attribution really works for both PPC and organic traffic?
2. CPCs as Product Gains Traction: I’ve heard people say your CPC should go down over time as the product gains traction. Is this something Amazon does automatically (charging less for the same bid if your relevance/quality improves), or do I need to reduce my bids manually to actually get a lower CPC?

Looking forward to your experiences and advice! Thanks in advance.

I am trying to list a patent pending product I manufacture. I have a Trademark application in for my Brand under my own LLC. When I apply to Brand Registry it requires an invoice, which I do not have since I manufacture the product myself. Amazon Support is absolutely no help.

I am trying to list a patent pending product I manufacture. I have a Trademark application in for my Brand under my own LLC. When I apply to Brand Registry it requires an invoice, which I do not have since I manufacture the product myself. Amazon Support is absolutely no help.

I own the brand and created both ASINs myself. One variation (35 oz) is suddenly restricted, while the same product’s 1.1 lbs variation is still active and selling fine. The products are completely identical except for the weight.

Amazon says I need to reapply for category approval, but when I click “Apply to sell”, it says they are not accepting applications for this category at all.

I have sold over 3,000 units of this restricted ASIN in the past two months, and now I have stranded perishable inventory that will expire soon. I opened multiple cases, contacted live support, and even posted on the seller forum — nobody is helping, only telling me to wait or remove inventory.

This is causing serious financial harm and gives an unfair advantage to competitors. Has anyone faced this situation and actually found a way to fix it?

I own the brand and created both ASINs myself. One variation (35 oz) is suddenly restricted, while the same product’s 1.1 lbs variation is still active and selling fine. The products are completely identical except for the weight.

Amazon says I need to reapply for category approval, but when I click “Apply to sell”, it says they are not accepting applications for this category at all.

I have sold over 3,000 units of this restricted ASIN in the past two months, and now I have stranded perishable inventory that will expire soon. I opened multiple cases, contacted live support, and even posted on the seller forum — nobody is helping, only telling me to wait or remove inventory.

This is causing serious financial harm and gives an unfair advantage to competitors. Has anyone faced this situation and actually found a way to fix it?