I cant get into my Amazon seller account!
I went to log into my account once it took my credentials it took me to a page saying my account was not registered. It had a button I could push to register so I did. It then rerouted me to the sign up page so I clicked “Sign up” since I cant Log in. Once on the Sign up page it wont let me sign up saying I already have an account with this email. Need some advise since I cant get Amazon on the phone.
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UK Seller – Profit Calculation Question
We are VAT registered. Should I take VAT off of Amazon fees when calculating net profit for products?
Should I also take VAT off advertising spend?
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UK Seller – Profit Calculation Question
We are VAT registered. Should I take VAT off of Amazon fees when calculating net profit for products?
Should I also take VAT off advertising spend?
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5 Proven Ways to Boost Amazon Profit Margins in 2025
Margins are under attack in 2025. Amazon sellers are facing skyrocketing fees, aggressive competition, and tighter policy enforcement—making profitability harder than ever to maintain. The days of “just sell more” are over. Now, it’s about selling smarter.
Whether you’re a solo seller or managing a full FBA operation, these five proven, data-driven strategies will help you increase Amazon profit margins, cut costs, and build a more sustainable business.
Let’s dive in.
1. Optimize Product-Level Profitability with SKU Economics
Your profit leaks are probably hiding in plain sight.
Too many sellers rely on averages or overall revenue when measuring success—but individual SKUs can quietly drain your margins. That “bestseller” bringing in $20,000/month? It might actually be losing money after FBA fees, ad costs, and COGS.
Use Seller Labs’ SKU Economics to get a SKU-by-SKU breakdown of:
- FBA, referral, and storage fees
- Advertising spend
- Seasonality trends
- AIS charges
- True payout vs. costs
Pro Tip:
Flag SKUs with <10% net margin and analyze whether you should reprice, repackage, or retire them.
2. Take Control of Ad Spend with Strategic Dayparting
Ad costs are one of the biggest Amazon margin killers. And most sellers are wasting money during off-hours without realizing it.
Dayparting—adjusting your ad schedule based on performance windows—lets you cut waste and increase ROI.
With the Dayparting Heatmap from Seller Labs Ad Genius, you can:
- Spot your highest-converting hours
- Pause ads during low-ROI windows
- Shift budgets to peak performance times
This can help you reduce Amazon costs and still maintain strong visibility during high-ROI periods.
Want to dive deeper into Dayparting?
Check out our full blog — How Amazon Dayparting Can Skyrocket Your Ad Profits in 2025 — to learn how to leverage timing strategies for optimal ad performance.
3. Eliminate Inventory Inefficiencies
Holding too much inventory? Paying long-term storage fees? These silent killers chip away at your margins every month.
In 2025, Amazon’s storage and overage fees are more punishing than ever. The fix? A restocking strategy built on real-time data.
The Seller Labs Restock App factors in:
- Daily sales velocity
- Forecasted demand
- Reorder lead times
- Target days of supply
Result: Fewer overstock penalties. No stockouts during sales spikes. Just optimized inventory that protects your bottom line.
4. Re-Evaluate Your FBA vs. FBM Strategy
FBA is convenient, but in some cases, it’s also killing your margins.
In 2025, the FBA vs. FBM decision should be data-backed, not default, especially for:
- Low-ASP (average selling price) items
- Oversized or heavy products
- Seasonal SKUs with uneven sell-through
Do a side-by-side cost comparison using your own logistics and Amazon fee data. You may find that switching a few SKUs to FBM increases profits without hurting delivery speed or customer experience.
5. Maximize Retention and Reviews with Smart Messaging
Customer communication plays a vital role in building brand trust and encouraging reviews—two important levers for long-term profitability on Amazon.
Use Seller Labs Feedback Genius to:
- Send automated, Amazon-compliant review requests
- Ensure timely follow-ups across all orders
- Reduce negative feedback through proactive engagement
While Amazon doesn’t guarantee review outcomes, a well-timed, compliant message can improve your chances of earning more reviews and building trust. And over time, better reviews and retention can lead to higher conversion rates and healthier margins.
Final Thoughts
Improving your Amazon seller strategies doesn’t always mean selling more—it often means selling smarter. By using the right data and making calculated decisions, sellers can increase Amazon profit margins in a sustainable and scalable way.
Ready to start optimizing your margins today? Try one of these strategies and see the difference in your bottom line.
Ready to Boost Your Profit Margins?
Seller Labs gives you the data, tools, and automation you need to take control of your Amazon business—from SKU-level profitability to smarter ads and inventory.
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Bids massively jumped up in their own?
Normally our bids are somewhere around $2-$4, but I noticed this week our spend has been skyrocketing and for some reason nearly across the board our bids are set at $7. This is especially an issue on our Sponsored Display campaigns where they love to eat the budget up.
Any idea what’s going on?
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Bids massively jumped up in their own?
Normally our bids are somewhere around $2-$4, but I noticed this week our spend has been skyrocketing and for some reason nearly across the board our bids are set at $7. This is especially an issue on our Sponsored Display campaigns where they love to eat the budget up.
Any idea what’s going on?
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How much stock do you have before you need to order more units/components at tariffed rates?
I have 250 units in stock and enough parts to make another 150, so about 2 months of inventory. After that, I have to pay now 245% percent tariff on components, so I will have to abruptly double my sale price for it to remain worthwhile.
How long do you guys have before you have to hike up your prices for new supply?
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How much stock do you have before you need to order more units/components at tariffed rates?
I have 250 units in stock and enough parts to make another 150, so about 2 months of inventory. After that, I have to pay now 245% percent tariff on components, so I will have to abruptly double my sale price for it to remain worthwhile.
How long do you guys have before you have to hike up your prices for new supply?
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Buyer claimed item was not delivered but tracking shows it was
Hi, I sell low priced items under $10 that are flat and can be shipped in a regular envelope via first class mail. To keep costs down, I purchase letter tracking (via Pitney Bowes tracking) so at least I can watch these envelopes go through the USPS system. It’s not the same as tracking on a package but it’s close. Today I had a customer claim he didn’t get the envelope but the Lettermail tracking has it marked as delivered. Amazon issued a refund anyway. I would like to appeal this. Have any of you had this situation happen before and do you know if Amazon would protect a buyer who bought letter tracking outside of their platform? To my knowledge, you can’t buy this tracking via Amazon.
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Buyer claimed item was not delivered but tracking shows it was
Hi, I sell low priced items under $10 that are flat and can be shipped in a regular envelope via first class mail. To keep costs down, I purchase letter tracking (via Pitney Bowes tracking) so at least I can watch these envelopes go through the USPS system. It’s not the same as tracking on a package but it’s close. Today I had a customer claim he didn’t get the envelope but the Lettermail tracking has it marked as delivered. Amazon issued a refund anyway. I would like to appeal this. Have any of you had this situation happen before and do you know if Amazon would protect a buyer who bought letter tracking outside of their platform? To my knowledge, you can’t buy this tracking via Amazon.
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