Author: Dan Boom

Dealing with bogus FBA returns on Amazon So, here’s the deal with opening claims with Amazon regarding bogus customer FBA returns. It can be a real pain in the you-know-what dealing with customers who try to pull a fast one on you by returning items…

Introduction Hey there! So, you want to know about FBM ads on Amazon, huh? Well, let me break it down for you. FBM stands for Fulfilled by Merchant, which means you are responsible for storing, packing, and shipping your products to customers yourself, rather than…

My Thoughts on Turning Off Ads on Weekends Hey there! So, I see you’re thinking about turning off your ads on the weekends. Let me tell you, it’s definitely a decision that a lot of Amazon sellers debate about. Some people swear by it, saying…

Setting Up Enhanced Brand Content So, now that you’ve got your brand registered on Amazon, the next step is to set up Enhanced Brand Content. This feature allows you to create more engaging product detail pages with enhanced images and text. It’s a great way…

Short answer: 1 barcode for the 100 pieces Alright, so the deal with barcodes and Amazon selling is that you typically only need one barcode for a batch of identical products. So in your case, since you have 100 pieces of the same product with…

Yes, it is possible to create a new ASIN using inventory from an existing ASIN Alright, so here’s the deal – if you have some inventory that’s sitting around not really selling like hotcakes, and you want to create a new ASIN to potentially attract…

Pros of Selling a $7 product on Amazon Selling a product for $7 on Amazon can be a good idea for a few reasons. First off, it can be a great way to drive sales volume and attract budget-conscious customers who may be looking for…

Why ungating brands are important for beginners in Amazon selling Alright, so let’s dive into why ungating brands is such a big deal for beginners in the Amazon selling game. Think of ungating as kind of like unlocking a secret treasure chest of potential profits….

Profit Margin 10%.. too low? Honestly, a 10% profit margin might be a bit on the lower side for Amazon selling. I mean, sure, it’s better than nothing, but you gotta remember all the fees that Amazon charges – referral fees, fulfillment fees, storage fees,…