For example this:

Only 11 left in stock – order soon.

If I keep stock under 20 it shows this and I notice my conversion rate goes up, am i allowed to do this or will i get a violation?

Looking to see anyone’s opinion on this as to their experience

In November, I created my Amazon Seller account but closed it a few days later due to a registration error. Now, when I try to create a new account, I can’t because it says that an account with this email already exists.

In November, I created my Amazon Seller account but closed it a few days later due to a registration error. Now, when I try to create a new account, I can’t because it says that an account with this email already exists.

I’ve been advised to increase my PPC spend until the campaigns reach the break-even ACOS of their ASINs but I don’t totally understand why.

I understand that maximizing sales improves organic position and that even a sale with a 1% margin is profitable. Also, taking as much market share as possible helps the product snowball – customers like to see things like “1K+ bought last month”, Amazon’s Choice badge, etc. What I don’t understand is this:

• Let’s say an established ASIN has a break-even ACOS of 40%.
• A campaign for this ASIN sells 100 units/30 days with an average ACOS of 20%.
• The bids are increased. Now the campaign is selling 200 units/30 days with an average ACOS of 39%

How is it better to have a barely profitable campaign over a solidly profitable one?

To me, it makes more sense to find the sweet spot where the campaign is delivering the most sales with the greatest profit, but the consultant I’ve worked with insists that, in most cases, it’s better to aim for just below the break-even point.

I’ve been advised to increase my PPC spend until the campaigns reach the break-even ACOS of their ASINs but I don’t totally understand why.

I understand that maximizing sales improves organic position and that even a sale with a 1% margin is profitable. Also, taking as much market share as possible helps the product snowball – customers like to see things like “1K+ bought last month”, Amazon’s Choice badge, etc. What I don’t understand is this:

• Let’s say an established ASIN has a break-even ACOS of 40%.
• A campaign for this ASIN sells 100 units/30 days with an average ACOS of 20%.
• The bids are increased. Now the campaign is selling 200 units/30 days with an average ACOS of 39%

How is it better to have a barely profitable campaign over a solidly profitable one?

To me, it makes more sense to find the sweet spot where the campaign is delivering the most sales with the greatest profit, but the consultant I’ve worked with insists that, in most cases, it’s better to aim for just below the break-even point.

Hi. So i’ve been selling a product and it’s sold well. I did everything by the book, but I believe its winding down. I am currently working on a new product that has nothing in common with the original and for this one I’ve thought about bringing on partners so i can grow faster.

Would you suggest starting the new product under my current account since everything will assist with the new product, also saving the costs of a new startup.

Or would you suggest I separate the two and open a second AMZ account especially since i’m thinking on bringing on those partners and it will make it easier to keep assets, cash, etc. separate from each other?

And is there a third option? Starting under the original account and then moving it over to a new account? Is this feasible, allowed, and easily done?

Hi. So i’ve been selling a product and it’s sold well. I did everything by the book, but I believe its winding down. I am currently working on a new product that has nothing in common with the original and for this one I’ve thought about bringing on partners so i can grow faster.

Would you suggest starting the new product under my current account since everything will assist with the new product, also saving the costs of a new startup.

Or would you suggest I separate the two and open a second AMZ account especially since i’m thinking on bringing on those partners and it will make it easier to keep assets, cash, etc. separate from each other?

And is there a third option? Starting under the original account and then moving it over to a new account? Is this feasible, allowed, and easily done?

Hi all, I am enrolled in the Amazon Custom program and trying to create the “Base ASIN” as instructed by Amazon.

When I go to create the Base ASIN, it is asking me to input a UPC code, but how is this possible?
Wouldn’t the base ASIN act as a Parent ASIN? And Parent ASINs do not need a UPC code

Would I need to use a UPC just to create the base ASIN (almost like a dummy UPC)?

Thanks in advance

We had an employee leave our company who was the primary admin for Amazon Seller and Amazon Ads. Because she set up multi-factor authentication with a number that no longer exists, we can’t log in to the account.

I have been trying to get Amazon support to give me full admin access for months. We just keep going in circles. Now our company is changing credit card providers and I desperately need to get admin access so I can change the billing.

Anyone out there have this problem? Anyone have any ideas?