I have 2 companies. One owns the trademark but does not do business on Amazon. The other company is selling on Amazon but is not the owner of the said trademark. Is it better to register/enroll the brand with Amazon using company that owns the trademark or the one that will be selling these products and say that I have “authorization from the trademark owner to represent and manage the brand“?

I have 2 companies. One owns the trademark but does not do business on Amazon. The other company is selling on Amazon but is not the owner of the said trademark. Is it better to register/enroll the brand with Amazon using company that owns the trademark or the one that will be selling these products and say that I have “authorization from the trademark owner to represent and manage the brand“?

Sourcing via OA, found a product on Walmart but the listing photo looks different… very different in the picture. Title, brand, and UPC all match the Amazon ASIN. Is the photo difference allowed or does it have to be identical

I’m not Amazon seller and not planning to start account now.
I have a niche website with unusual products, and I see that someone sells on Amazon a similar product I have, at higher price.
Anyone wants to list my product on Amazon, make a deal with me, get distribution price or share profits?
I expect moderate organic occasional sales, it rather won’t be a big business, no need for ads.

Sourcing via OA, found a product on Walmart but the listing photo looks different… very different in the picture. Title, brand, and UPC all match the Amazon ASIN. Is the photo difference allowed or does it have to be identical

I’m not Amazon seller and not planning to start account now.
I have a niche website with unusual products, and I see that someone sells on Amazon a similar product I have, at higher price.
Anyone wants to list my product on Amazon, make a deal with me, get distribution price or share profits?
I expect moderate organic occasional sales, it rather won’t be a big business, no need for ads.

I cannot do the seller creative collab offered by amz because I’m outside the US.

Has anyone tried Archer Affiliates? If so, how was your experience?

I cannot do the seller creative collab offered by amz because I’m outside the US.

Has anyone tried Archer Affiliates? If so, how was your experience?

Hello,

I volunteer at a nonprofit bookstore that operates an Amazon storefront reselling books, CDs, vinyl records, DVDs, and similar media. Unfortunately, due to a lack of proper inventory systems when the storefront was initially set up, we are now experiencing significant challenges and are at risk of deactivation because of high cancellation rates.

I’ve been trying to generate an accurate “active-only” inventory report to understand exactly what items are currently listed as available on Amazon. However, the reports I’ve pulled include both in-stock and out-of-stock listings, making it extremely difficult to reconcile our physical inventory with what is actually being shown as available online, especially given our high volume of products.

Has anyone encountered a similar issue? If so, were you able to create a reliable active-only inventory list or find a workaround to better match your physical stock with your Amazon listings?

Additionally, any guidance on implementing effective inventory management practices moving forward would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Hello,

I volunteer at a nonprofit bookstore that operates an Amazon storefront reselling books, CDs, vinyl records, DVDs, and similar media. Unfortunately, due to a lack of proper inventory systems when the storefront was initially set up, we are now experiencing significant challenges and are at risk of deactivation because of high cancellation rates.

I’ve been trying to generate an accurate “active-only” inventory report to understand exactly what items are currently listed as available on Amazon. However, the reports I’ve pulled include both in-stock and out-of-stock listings, making it extremely difficult to reconcile our physical inventory with what is actually being shown as available online, especially given our high volume of products.

Has anyone encountered a similar issue? If so, were you able to create a reliable active-only inventory list or find a workaround to better match your physical stock with your Amazon listings?

Additionally, any guidance on implementing effective inventory management practices moving forward would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your help.