I work for a company that has a patented and trademarked product but my boss doesn’t want to sell on Amazon because he says it will just invite knock offs artists and then we have to deal with them. Does Amazon have tips for this ? How effective are they? How time consuming is the process?

I work for a company that has a patented and trademarked product but my boss doesn’t want to sell on Amazon because he says it will just invite knock offs artists and then we have to deal with them. Does Amazon have tips for this ? How effective are they? How time consuming is the process?

I’m new to selling on Amazon, was previously an eBay Only seller. I am having issues in understanding the restrictions Amazon out in certain items. To my understanding, Amazon have a major distinction between used & refurbished items. Refurbished items are very limited and require approval but used items, no matter in excellent, good or fair condition are often okay to resell? Is this correct?

When I go to list inventory for printers I have its restricted. Is that because the Item themselves are restricted, is it because they’re used and must be approved or because Amazon thinks they’re refurbished? If so is there a way I can change the condition of the item?

I’m new to selling on Amazon, was previously an eBay Only seller. I am having issues in understanding the restrictions Amazon out in certain items. To my understanding, Amazon have a major distinction between used & refurbished items. Refurbished items are very limited and require approval but used items, no matter in excellent, good or fair condition are often okay to resell? Is this correct?

When I go to list inventory for printers I have its restricted. Is that because the Item themselves are restricted, is it because they’re used and must be approved or because Amazon thinks they’re refurbished? If so is there a way I can change the condition of the item?

I submitted my application to Amazon Homemade a few days ago. It shows my address as being verified but I think I’m still waiting for something? I was never asked for pictures of my items or to describe my process.

What am I missing?

I submitted my application to Amazon Homemade a few days ago. It shows my address as being verified but I think I’m still waiting for something? I was never asked for pictures of my items or to describe my process.

What am I missing?

I’ve been working with a manufacturer for years and recently secured a contract for two products that I believe have good potential in the UK. I now have the ability to import them and hold stock locally (EORI already sorted).

My next step is to build the listings for the UK market under my own company, and I want to make sure I set things up right from the start.

For those of you with experience expanding into the UK:

• What are the key things you focus on when creating new listings for FBA?
• Are there any pitfalls around compliance, shipping, or listing optimization that I should keep in mind before sending stock?
• Any tips on balancing between testing demand with smaller quantities vs. committing to larger shipments up front?

I’d appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through the process of launching new products into the UK via Amazon FBA.

I’ve been working with a manufacturer for years and recently secured a contract for two products that I believe have good potential in the UK. I now have the ability to import them and hold stock locally (EORI already sorted).

My next step is to build the listings for the UK market under my own company, and I want to make sure I set things up right from the start.

For those of you with experience expanding into the UK:

• What are the key things you focus on when creating new listings for FBA?
• Are there any pitfalls around compliance, shipping, or listing optimization that I should keep in mind before sending stock?
• Any tips on balancing between testing demand with smaller quantities vs. committing to larger shipments up front?

I’d appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through the process of launching new products into the UK via Amazon FBA.

I am quite new to this, only about 1 month in, after 5 months of China negotiations, production, sea freight, etc .. i started on the advice of my friend who’s been doing this for a few years. He said that it’s very important to never run out of product and let a listing go inactive. All of his products are small, cheap, lots of competition. My product is large, expensive, mostly business customers, and only has 2 competitors.

With such a niche item, should I be worried about running out and losing visibility when I get more? I’ve already ordered more but it won’t be here for about 60 days and I’ll probably be out of stock in less than 30.

Also, I raised my price mmby 4% a few days ago, and sells didn’t slow down at all, and I raised it again by 7% today, and I lost the buy box and had to backpedal. If raising prices further is the right choice, how can I do it without losing the buy box? I also think it’s odd that I lost it because the next closest competitor product is over 50% more expensive. And yes I have a brand, and brand registry and all that

I am quite new to this, only about 1 month in, after 5 months of China negotiations, production, sea freight, etc .. i started on the advice of my friend who’s been doing this for a few years. He said that it’s very important to never run out of product and let a listing go inactive. All of his products are small, cheap, lots of competition. My product is large, expensive, mostly business customers, and only has 2 competitors.

With such a niche item, should I be worried about running out and losing visibility when I get more? I’ve already ordered more but it won’t be here for about 60 days and I’ll probably be out of stock in less than 30.

Also, I raised my price mmby 4% a few days ago, and sells didn’t slow down at all, and I raised it again by 7% today, and I lost the buy box and had to backpedal. If raising prices further is the right choice, how can I do it without losing the buy box? I also think it’s odd that I lost it because the next closest competitor product is over 50% more expensive. And yes I have a brand, and brand registry and all that