Rebatekey has not paid in 3 weeks!
Does anyone have the same issue? It has been 3 weeks now without pay. They did this previously, where it was one week late, but never this long.
2 weeks of moving payments back day after day, and Saturday has passed with nothing again.
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Rebatekey has not paid in 3 weeks!
Does anyone have the same issue? It has been 3 weeks now without pay. They did this previously, where it was one week late, but never this long.
2 weeks of moving payments back day after day, and Saturday has passed with nothing again.
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Rebatekey has not paid in 2 weeks
Does anyone have the same issue? It has been 2 weeks now without pay. They did this previously, where it was one week late, but never this long.
2 weeks of moving payments back day after day, and Saturday has passed with nothing again.
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Rebatekey has not paid in 2 weeks
Does anyone have the same issue? It has been 2 weeks now without pay. They did this previously, where it was one week late, but never this long.
2 weeks of moving payments back day after day, and Saturday has passed with nothing again.
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Seeking advice on starting a bussiness
Hey everyone, I’m planning to launch a cutting board made from pure, natural Tamarind Wood (Puli Maram). The goal is to offer a safe, chemical-free alternative to plastic boards. These boards will be made from solid raw wood, only sanded smooth, with no polish, varnish, or glue — just pure, natural wood.
To be honest, I’m completely new to selling a direct-to-consumer product and have limited market knowledge beyond my local area . I’d love to get some guidance from experienced folks here. For those running small craft or e-commerce businesses — what’s one thing you wish you knew when you started? Any common mistakes I should avoid? 2,I plan to start with Instagram and Facebook. Are there other effective ways to reach people across India who might be interested in natural or eco-friendly kitchenware 3,Selling on Amazon India: This is my biggest doubt. How does it actually work for small manufacturers like me?
Is it worth starting with just one product?
Is there any advice?
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Seeking advice on starting a bussiness
Hey everyone, I’m planning to launch a cutting board made from pure, natural Tamarind Wood (Puli Maram). The goal is to offer a safe, chemical-free alternative to plastic boards. These boards will be made from solid raw wood, only sanded smooth, with no polish, varnish, or glue — just pure, natural wood.
To be honest, I’m completely new to selling a direct-to-consumer product and have limited market knowledge beyond my local area . I’d love to get some guidance from experienced folks here. For those running small craft or e-commerce businesses — what’s one thing you wish you knew when you started? Any common mistakes I should avoid? 2,I plan to start with Instagram and Facebook. Are there other effective ways to reach people across India who might be interested in natural or eco-friendly kitchenware 3,Selling on Amazon India: This is my biggest doubt. How does it actually work for small manufacturers like me?
Is it worth starting with just one product?
Is there any advice?
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Are paid tools actually useful for PPC keyword research?
I’ve been selling on Amazon for a bit and running my own PPC campaigns. I’ve used (H)10 in the past for keyword research, but honestly, most of the keywords it gives me feel super obvious and not helpful, but I could have been using it wrong (found KW’s using (H)10’s Magnet IQ score, and tried to find the one’s that were relevant, and high demand and low competition).
I mainly sell supplements, and I get some keyword data from my own auto campaign but my daily budget is low, so I don’t get much. Also, long tail KWs are especially hard to find and I haven’t had any luck with that.
So I’m wondering, for PPC keyword research specifically, is (H)10 or other companies actually worth paying for, or are they mostly pre-launch research or other things? Can you recommend a company? Thanks!
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Are paid tools actually useful for PPC keyword research?
I’ve been selling on Amazon for a bit and running my own PPC campaigns. I’ve used (H)10 in the past for keyword research, but honestly, most of the keywords it gives me feel super obvious and not helpful, but I could have been using it wrong (found KW’s using (H)10’s Magnet IQ score, and tried to find the one’s that were relevant, and high demand and low competition).
I mainly sell supplements, and I get some keyword data from my own auto campaign but my daily budget is low, so I don’t get much. Also, long tail KWs are especially hard to find and I haven’t had any luck with that.
So I’m wondering, for PPC keyword research specifically, is (H)10 or other companies actually worth paying for, or are they mostly pre-launch research or other things? Can you recommend a company? Thanks!
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Strategy Question: Parent/Child vs 2 Separate listing?
Our amazon shop used to be really successful because it was getting a lot of external traffic. But now the space has been inundated with copycats…and I just have no clue on amazon strategy. I originated on Etsy, and I’m actually an Amazon Handmade seller on Amazon. I’m really struggling on there now.
My question is this – if I have old listings that aren’t performing well anymore, but have a handful of feedback on the listings…is it better to just create a parent/child and add my new variation in there?
The variation is just a horizontal version of a wall calendar that I make. But is it better to put them in a parent/child? Or on their own listings…because organic search wouldn’t display the 2 options organically right? Because what would be the odds of amazon showing the same listing from the same shop owner twice, but just different childs – and above the fold?
Hopefully my question makes sense!
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Strategy Question: Parent/Child vs 2 Separate listing?
Our amazon shop used to be really successful because it was getting a lot of external traffic. But now the space has been inundated with copycats…and I just have no clue on amazon strategy. I originated on Etsy, and I’m actually an Amazon Handmade seller on Amazon. I’m really struggling on there now.
My question is this – if I have old listings that aren’t performing well anymore, but have a handful of feedback on the listings…is it better to just create a parent/child and add my new variation in there?
The variation is just a horizontal version of a wall calendar that I make. But is it better to put them in a parent/child? Or on their own listings…because organic search wouldn’t display the 2 options organically right? Because what would be the odds of amazon showing the same listing from the same shop owner twice, but just different childs – and above the fold?
Hopefully my question makes sense!
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