Amazon shoppers are no longer limited to typing short keywords into a search bar. With Alexa for Shopping, they can ask detailed questions, compare products, and receive recommendations based on their needs. For sellers, this means product listings must do more than rank...

Amazon is removing its seller eligibility gate for the Featured Offer, still widely known as the Buy Box. The change started rolling out in July 2026 and is expected to reach all Amazon stores by the end of the year.   This does not mean every seller will win the Featured...

  While most sellers naturally focus on preparation and execution, the period after Prime Day is just as important. This is when sellers can turn event data into practical decisions about which ASINs deserve more investment, which campaigns should receive more budget, and...

The biggest event of the year is over, but that doesn’t mean your Prime Day advertising strategy should end too. Post-Prime Day presents one of the most advantageous moments for sellers, where your ad budgets shift from a more aggressive, impression-driven approach to one...

I’m curious how other brand owners approach this. A few years ago, we reached a point where we had a solid brand online and wanted to expand into offline/international distribution. The obvious options seemed to be retail or distributors. We decided to focus on distributors...

Amazon measured one of our Hot Wheels two-packs with the ziplock bag stretched out. That one measurement bumped us a size tier. On 10,000 units, it cost about $30,000 a year. Nobody flagged it. The Cubiscan measures your box once and bills you forever. The 90 day window Here...

One of our customers pays about $2,100 a month for an Amazon reporting dashboard. They are deciding whether to keep it. They came to us skeptical. Not politely skeptical, actually skeptical. Then they did something I wish more sellers would do: they put every piece of...

Amazon says some things are the “cost of business”, but why is customer fraud being so easily tolerated on Amazon? submitted by /u/Digitalarche

Hi everyone. My first week for the seller flex went very smooth with no strikes, but i cancelled an order in the 2nd week and didn’t ship an item as it was near expired. My question is how many strikes would be counted 1 or 2? submitted by /u/Good_River9324

I’ve been selling on Amazon for 20 years. Pro seller account is in good standing, no violations. No notices about deactivation, etc…. I was able to list products on existing listings a couple of days ago without an issue. But yesterday, whenever I pull an item listing up...