Recently Amazon sent out an email to many Amazon sellers telling them they have inventory that does not have an updated California Proposition 65 (“Prop 65”) warning. In this blog post, I’ll share with you what Prop 65 is, how it impacts your Amazon business, how you can find which items are impacted by this
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How to Handle Rolling Long-Term Storage Fees
Recently, Amazon made a very significant fee change… and most Amazon sellers are clueless how it will impact their Amazon business. But whether you are paying attention to this fee or not, there are things you can do right now to not only best handle this fee, but also find ways to avoid this fee
How an Amazon Fulfillment Center Tour Changed How We Sell on Amazon
Recently, Rebecca and I had an opportunity to take a tour of an Amazon Fulfillment Center here in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. To be more specific, we toured DFW7, and it was a mind blowing experience. During the tour we marveled at the efficiency of the fulfillment center. Both of us took a lot of
Is selling on Amazon FBA easier or harder than 5 years ago?
Things sometimes seem to change in the Amazon world faster than we as sellers can keep up. Long-term storage fees are changing this year, the Amazon guidelines are updated from time to time, and sales rank changes multiple times throughout the day! It’s hard at times to know whether Amazon is getting easier for us
If I Had To Start My Amazon FBA Business Over Again With Only $500
* Updated for 2020 Who doesn’t love a do-over? Hindsight is 20/20, and I’m sure all of us can think of ways we would improve our Amazon FBA businesses if we could start over from scratch. I know I can think of plenty of things I wish I had known back in 2011 when I
Overcoming Your Fear of “Tanking” Prices
It seems to happen far too frequently. You buy an item (or multiples of an item), price it just right, send it to Amazon… and your competition starts to lower their prices. What once was selling for $29.99 is now selling for $15.99 only a week or so later. What happened? Why would someone want
FBA Aged Inventory Notification (or How to Avoid Long-Term Storage Fees)
If you’ve been selling on Amazon at least 6 months, then it’s possible you will receive a FBA Aged Inventory Notification email from Amazon. Twice a year, (February 15th and August 15th), Amazon charges a long-term storage fee for all items that have been stored in a FBA warehouse for 6 months or longer. UPDATE: Starting
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