Avoid Amazon Logistics LTL. They come up to a week late. Amazon will laugh in your face about it. There is no recourse. submitted by /u/luckybolt-D

Avoid Amazon Logistics LTL. They come up to a week late. Amazon will laugh in your face about it. There is no recourse. submitted by /u/luckybolt-D

Okay so a customer reached out last night and said that the package says delivered but he cannot find the package. I looked up the tracking number and it says “Your item has been delivered to an agent and left with an individual at the address at 11:47 am on March 23,...

Okay so a customer reached out last night and said that the package says delivered but he cannot find the package. I looked up the tracking number and it says “Your item has been delivered to an agent and left with an individual at the address at 11:47 am on March 23,...

Would it be better to show 20 units or have 100+ , I refresh inventory daily and show 20 units purposely to increase impulse purchases. I have 1000’s of units on hand. I used to show 10-12 and once I started showing 20 my sales went up 30%. Should I show 100+? How does this...

Would it be better to show 20 units or have 100+ , I refresh inventory daily and show 20 units purposely to increase impulse purchases. I have 1000’s of units on hand. I used to show 10-12 and once I started showing 20 my sales went up 30%. Should I show 100+? How does this...

I’m analyzing the “search term” keyword report in my Amazon advertising account and many of the keywords are actual ASINs (?) What does this mean exactly? How should I action on this? Any help is appreciated! submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded_Ad5920

I’m analyzing the “search term” keyword report in my Amazon advertising account and many of the keywords are actual ASINs (?) What does this mean exactly? How should I action on this? Any help is appreciated! submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded_Ad5920

So I been getting several returns for electronics i sell. Usually they are remorse purchases and claim the item is still brand new and sealed Does amazon actually break perfectly good sealed items to inspect a return? I don’t want that happening as then now the item...

So I been getting several returns for electronics i sell. Usually they are remorse purchases and claim the item is still brand new and sealed Does amazon actually break perfectly good sealed items to inspect a return? I don’t want that happening as then now the item...