does anyone know if there is any Amazon ads console API software one-time purchase, that I can purchase and use to manage campaigns easily with semi-automations, another option would be Excel with Macros, I will consider excel macros for purchase as well. thanks!

Hi,

I have the following issue with Amazon:

• When I add a product, it gets automatically removed after a few minutes
• When I contact customer support (seemingly outsourced to India), I get a response explaining why my product isn’t listed
• When I reply demonstrating that this reason is unfounded, another customer support person responds saying they’re taking over the case and gives me a completely unrelated and equally false reason
• And so on…

How can I break this cycle?

Hi,

I have the following issue with Amazon:

• When I add a product, it gets automatically removed after a few minutes
• When I contact customer support (seemingly outsourced to India), I get a response explaining why my product isn’t listed
• When I reply demonstrating that this reason is unfounded, another customer support person responds saying they’re taking over the case and gives me a completely unrelated and equally false reason
• And so on…

How can I break this cycle?

Am I allowed to do this if they are not responding about a FBM order? Have tried messaging them through the app but they haven’t responded yet, and the item is meant to go out by today.

Am I allowed to do this if they are not responding about a FBM order? Have tried messaging them through the app but they haven’t responded yet, and the item is meant to go out by today.

size to Amazon using their partnered carrier, and it cost me $60. Now, for the exact same shipment (same box size, weight, and quantity), the cost has jumped to $117.

The only difference I noticed is that Amazon assigned a different fulfillment center this time. Could this be the reason for the price increase? Does warehouse location affect partnered carrier rates that much?

Could weather or other factors also be causing this? Has Amazon recently changed its shipping rates?

Also, is it worth waiting to see if the partnered carrier rates drop, or should I look for a better deal elsewhere? Any advice would be appreciated!

size to Amazon using their partnered carrier, and it cost me $60. Now, for the exact same shipment (same box size, weight, and quantity), the cost has jumped to $117.

The only difference I noticed is that Amazon assigned a different fulfillment center this time. Could this be the reason for the price increase? Does warehouse location affect partnered carrier rates that much?

Could weather or other factors also be causing this? Has Amazon recently changed its shipping rates?

Also, is it worth waiting to see if the partnered carrier rates drop, or should I look for a better deal elsewhere? Any advice would be appreciated!

Hello everyone,

I’m hoping to tap into the community’s experience regarding selling ebooks online, specifically through platforms like Amazon KDP. While social media often portrays it as a simple path to income, showcasing seemingly low-effort projects achieving success, the comments sections frequently paint a different picture – one of challenging sales, the necessity of significant marketing investment, and often limited ROI.

I’m curious to hear from those who have found genuine success selling ebooks on KDP or similar platforms. What advice can you offer aspiring writers considering this route? While I understand that success is achievable, I’m particularly interested in gaining a more realistic understanding of the average seller’s experience and the strategies that contribute to positive outcomes. Any insights or suggestions you can share would be greatly appreciated.

I have also seen that that there are not many professional E-book sellers that have Instagram’s or social media’s in general. I was looking into a social media rollout and some inspiration but can’t find any at all that are geared towards the books. What do you guys think would be the reason for this?

I would share my website and work but there is no self promo here

Hello everyone,

I’m hoping to tap into the community’s experience regarding selling ebooks online, specifically through platforms like Amazon KDP. While social media often portrays it as a simple path to income, showcasing seemingly low-effort projects achieving success, the comments sections frequently paint a different picture – one of challenging sales, the necessity of significant marketing investment, and often limited ROI.

I’m curious to hear from those who have found genuine success selling ebooks on KDP or similar platforms. What advice can you offer aspiring writers considering this route? While I understand that success is achievable, I’m particularly interested in gaining a more realistic understanding of the average seller’s experience and the strategies that contribute to positive outcomes. Any insights or suggestions you can share would be greatly appreciated.

I have also seen that that there are not many professional E-book sellers that have Instagram’s or social media’s in general. I was looking into a social media rollout and some inspiration but can’t find any at all that are geared towards the books. What do you guys think would be the reason for this?

I would share my website and work but there is no self promo here

I sell handmade lamps mostly on Etsy, I signed up for an Amazon Handmade account a few years ago and didn’t sell much. In the last year I have been selling my surplus lamp parts on Amazon in non-handmade categories. I have a professional plan but I’m not paying a monthly selling fee as I’m registered for Handmade. If I understand it correctly I’m paying a fixed percentage fee for each sale (about 12-15%) plus the digital services fee, so for small items it ends up about 18% fees. If I’m selling £1000 worth of goods a month that’s roughly £180 fees. If I deregister for Handmade and pay the monthly fee, would my per item sales fees be reduced, based on selling £1000 of items a month?