Amazon recently announced that it has bought Whole Foods, and the takeover is causing some unrest among third-party sellers. Whole Foods is known as an upscale grocery chain with a very different business model from Amazon’s. So what does the takeover mean for the rest of us?
Editor’s note: This is a guest post by The Team at Efficient Era
Quick news update today: numerous sellers are reporting strings of fake, negative reviews flooding their product pages! Read on to find out more.
We’re back from Chicago, and we miss it already. We’ve had such a great time at IRCE 2017, that we simply had to share what happened, what we’ve learned this year, and what we’ll be working on in the months to come.
Amazon Prime Day, the one-day discount bonanza for Prime members, is almost here! Whether or not you’re waiting for your offers to hit the lightning deals list on the big day, here are a few things you should know about it.
Now that the new Amazon e-mail opt-out feature has had time to sink in, sellers fear that Amazon may apply a penalty for sending unsolicited e-mail. So the new policy update will surely come as a relief to many.
In case you don’t know where to begin setting up two step verification for your Seller Central account, or you missed Amazon’s notification altogether, we have a short list of tips and pointers that will hopefully help.
Our Amazon Selling Fees series is drawing to a close, but not before we share a few more answers to some of our readers’ most frequently asked questions. Browse this FAQ post to learn how to deal with common Amazon seller issues.
We’re very happy to have reached out to a great deal of novice sellers with our Amazon Selling Fees series. To address some of the most pressing issues our readers have come across since then, we’ve compiled some of their questions in this FAQ post.
Editor’s note: This is a guest post by Yael Cabilly Owner of Cabilly & Co.
You’ve probably already heard about Amazon’s new Brand Registry program, “Brand Registry 2.0”, which is supposed to be the answer to all brand violations on Amazon. While we still don’t know how efficient the program will be, we do know that it is no longer available to any seller.
Amazon sellers are looking forward to another round of mingling and networking with like-minded peers at the largest e-tailing event of the summer, IRCE17. We’ll be there from June 6 to 9, eager to meet and share our exclusive offers for visitors and exhibitors. Care to join us?
