I got Brand Registry once I submitted my application to the USPTO for my brand name via a law firm with Amazon’s IP Accelerator. Now I just heard back that my brand name was declined, despite my lawyer saying that he believed it was going to go through. So the options are to abandon it or pay some money and suspend the application. I can also just pay another couple thousand and pick a new brand name but that is not ideal at the moment because I don’t even know if my business will succeed. I’m wondering if one is better than the other (abandonment vs. suspension) to keep my Brand Registry? How likely will Amazon take Brand Registry away? Thanks!

I was hospitalized and during that time I missed confirming one large batch of FBM shipments. That single mistake caused a massive Late Shipment Rate spike and Amazon removed my Buy Box across all ASINs. Since then I’ve had zero late shipments and operations are fully fixed, but all listings say “Not Featured Offer eligible.”

Support and Account Health keep telling me it’s metric-based and I just have to wait, which puts me in a catch-22 with no Buy Box and no way to dilute LSR.

For anyone who’s actually been through this: did your Buy Box come back once the 10-day window cleared, or did it take the full 30 days? Is there anything that helped, or is waiting the only option?

I was hospitalized and during that time I missed confirming one large batch of FBM shipments. That single mistake caused a massive Late Shipment Rate spike and Amazon removed my Buy Box across all ASINs. Since then I’ve had zero late shipments and operations are fully fixed, but all listings say “Not Featured Offer eligible.”

Support and Account Health keep telling me it’s metric-based and I just have to wait, which puts me in a catch-22 with no Buy Box and no way to dilute LSR.

For anyone who’s actually been through this: did your Buy Box come back once the 10-day window cleared, or did it take the full 30 days? Is there anything that helped, or is waiting the only option?

I am curious, after a discussion with one of fellow seller who is not using ad’s to promote its product, totally dependent on organic sales. And this is her first product to start, and she is getting orders,

Only thing she did was created Amazon store.

Does Amazon PPC ad’s are overrated? Can we sell organically with optimised listing?

I am curious, after a discussion with one of fellow seller who is not using ad’s to promote its product, totally dependent on organic sales. And this is her first product to start, and she is getting orders,

Only thing she did was created Amazon store.

Does Amazon PPC ad’s are overrated? Can we sell organically with optimised listing?

If I have a kind of hoodie available in printify that isn’t available on amazon, is this a valid strategy:
Sell the hoodie by FBM strategy on amazon, then, fullfill the customer’s order by dropshipping it through printify.

Has anyone done this before? Any ideas how this is going to work out?

If I have a kind of hoodie available in printify that isn’t available on amazon, is this a valid strategy:
Sell the hoodie by FBM strategy on amazon, then, fullfill the customer’s order by dropshipping it through printify.

Has anyone done this before? Any ideas how this is going to work out?

Hey fellas, I am doing PL on Amazon and the product sales are good. But I made one mistake. I spent all my budget on inventory purchase and now I have no budget for ads. So I think I may find someone who can help me for this purpose

Hey fellas, I am doing PL on Amazon and the product sales are good. But I made one mistake. I spent all my budget on inventory purchase and now I have no budget for ads. So I think I may find someone who can help me for this purpose

Reconciling Amazon transactions is a nightmare normally, but for an UK seller on USA it seems even worse. The transaction report and settlement reports bare little resemblance to the VAT invoices. The FBA fee is fine, but other fees appear only to be partially invoiced for. Has anyone figured this out? Also the Digital Services fee is shown as taxed (not 20%) -why is there a tax on a tax