Amazon has two selling plans: Individual and Professional. These can be considered standard and premium selling plans. These two plans offer you flexibility in the type of selling you wish to do ‒ you can sell one item or thousands if you choose.  

Amazon’s Individual plan charges the selle...

Amazon is a go-to website for shoppers and sellers alike. As an Amazon seller, you’re part of a diverse community of retailers and sellers of all types and sizes, from Fortune 500 companies to creative visionaries selling their handmade wares from home.

According to statistics on Amazon’s w...

Depending on your selling plan, there are different fees for selling on Amazon. There are three main types of fees related to being an Amazon seller:

• Subscription fees – Subscription fees are the fees that you pay for your selling plan
• Selling fees – Selling fees are what you a...

The company operates 175 fulfilment centres around the world that contain more than 150 million square feet of storage space. When sellers choose Fulfillment by Amazon, they can store your inventory in those warehouses, saving sellers the expense and inconvenience of storing and managing inventor...

Strong customer response is essential to being a successful Amazon seller and improving your credibility on the platform. Some ways to cultivate that rating is:

• Accurate product descriptions
• Prompt shipping
• Be upfront with customers about any delays or changes to their ...

Amazon is known to be one of the biggest selling platforms in the world. According to Statista, as of April 2021, Amazon registered around 407 million visits per month in the UK alone. One of the best things about Amazon is that anyone can sell on the platform ‒ you don’t necessarily need to be a...

When selling products on Amazon, the website needs a product ID to properly identify the precise item you’re selling. These IDs are typically an ISBN, a UPC or an EAN. Amazon may require that you purchase a UPC code for a new product or request an exemption for the listing of a new product.

Once you have registered as an Amazon seller, you will be able to access your Seller Central account. Seller Central is an important resource for selling on Amazon, acting as a portal to your Amazon business and providing all of the tools you need to manage your selling account. With Seller Centr...

If you follow best practices when adding listings, you can greatly increase your chances of success. Shoppers will be able to find your products more easily if you are sure to add descriptive titles, use clear pictures and have concise feature bullets to your listings.

Some factors that co...

 The registration process is very straightforward:

• Visit https://services.amazon.com
• Click ‘Sign Up’
• Follow the prompts and create your Amazon Seller Account

 Some things you’ll need on hand to complete your registration are:

• Bank account number a...

Amazon prides itself on giving its shoppers a safe, comfortable shopping experience. They want their customers to shop with confidence. For that reason, certain products are known as restricted product categories. To sell in these categories, Amazon will likely request that you supply additional ...

• Check for new orders daily – Keep on top of when customers order a new product so that you can promptly fulfil the order and ship it out.
• Keep track of your inventory – Be sure that you are always aware of exactly how much stock you have. This way, you’ll avoid ever being unable to f...

This simply means that the seller stores and manages their inventory and ships their products to their customers themselves. As soon as an order ships, Amazon charges a shipping fee based on the product category and the shipping service selected by the customer. The shipping fee is then passed on...