I private label, so I buy a LOT of inventory from China (thousands and thousands of dollars). Anyone have a recommendation for a good credit card to use, so that I can get lots of rewards points?

I private label, so I buy a LOT of inventory from China (thousands and thousands of dollars). Anyone have a recommendation for a good credit card to use, so that I can get lots of rewards points?

One of our products has been flagged for skin-lightening testing, but we have already had the product tested from an ISO 17025-accredited laboratory outside of Amazon.

Is there any way we can just send this documentation to one of the labs that Amazon works with instead of going through the full testing process?

One of our products has been flagged for skin-lightening testing, but we have already had the product tested from an ISO 17025-accredited laboratory outside of Amazon.

Is there any way we can just send this documentation to one of the labs that Amazon works with instead of going through the full testing process?

I am Brand Registered, but my product was listed without a UPC. Another seller has joined my branded listing without permission and the product doesn’t match my brand.

Can Amazon still remove the seller based on Brand Registry alone? What is the best way to report this?

I am Brand Registered, but my product was listed without a UPC. Another seller has joined my branded listing without permission and the product doesn’t match my brand.

Can Amazon still remove the seller based on Brand Registry alone? What is the best way to report this?

We sell dietary supplements on Amazon, and Amazon wants to see if we’re compliant (lab tests, cGMP). We test our products with third-party labs for potency, heavy metals, and microbial contamination; everything is good. However, we’ve rebranded our line and plan to create new Amazon listings for all products with new barcodes and a new brand. We also have about 20 units left in FBA. I don’t want to spend $350+ on the compliance process for a product we’ll be deactivating soon. My question is: if we deactivate or delete the product, will we still have to deal with the compliance request? Will deleting a product with a pending compliance request affect our account in any way?

From what I’ve read online, the best approach seems to be to pull the existing inventory from FBA, deactivate the listing and appeal the compliance request.

We sell dietary supplements on Amazon, and Amazon wants to see if we’re compliant (lab tests, cGMP). We test our products with third-party labs for potency, heavy metals, and microbial contamination; everything is good. However, we’ve rebranded our line and plan to create new Amazon listings for all products with new barcodes and a new brand. We also have about 20 units left in FBA. I don’t want to spend $350+ on the compliance process for a product we’ll be deactivating soon. My question is: if we deactivate or delete the product, will we still have to deal with the compliance request? Will deleting a product with a pending compliance request affect our account in any way?

From what I’ve read online, the best approach seems to be to pull the existing inventory from FBA, deactivate the listing and appeal the compliance request.

I’ve been running into a recurring issue as my catalogue grows, and I’m curious how others here deal with it.

I source from established factories and work mostly in private label. The products themselves are compliant and differentiated, but when it comes to images, a lot of listings inevitably start looking very similar — especially in search results where customers are scrolling fast.

I’m noticing a few problems that seem tied to this:

• CTR feels capped because visually everything blends together
• small image tweaks don’t really move the needle
• refreshing images across many ASINs gets expensive fast
• full re-shoots for every SKU just aren’t realistic at scale

I’m not talking about cutting corners or doing anything sketchy — more about the practical reality of running a larger catalogue.

So I wanted to ask other sellers who’ve been through this:

• At what point did you decide image differentiation was “worth it”?
• Do you rely mostly on re-shoots, or do you have lighter-weight workflows?
• What kinds of image changes actually improved CTR or conversion for you?
• How often do you realistically refresh images on existing ASINs?

Genuinely looking to learn from people who’ve already figured this out.

I’ve been running into a recurring issue as my catalogue grows, and I’m curious how others here deal with it.

I source from established factories and work mostly in private label. The products themselves are compliant and differentiated, but when it comes to images, a lot of listings inevitably start looking very similar — especially in search results where customers are scrolling fast.

I’m noticing a few problems that seem tied to this:

• CTR feels capped because visually everything blends together
• small image tweaks don’t really move the needle
• refreshing images across many ASINs gets expensive fast
• full re-shoots for every SKU just aren’t realistic at scale

I’m not talking about cutting corners or doing anything sketchy — more about the practical reality of running a larger catalogue.

So I wanted to ask other sellers who’ve been through this:

• At what point did you decide image differentiation was “worth it”?
• Do you rely mostly on re-shoots, or do you have lighter-weight workflows?
• What kinds of image changes actually improved CTR or conversion for you?
• How often do you realistically refresh images on existing ASINs?

Genuinely looking to learn from people who’ve already figured this out.