Explanation of IND4 So, IND4 is one of Amazon’s fulfillment centers, located in India. When you send your products to IND4, Amazon handles the storage, packing, and shipping of those products to the customers. It’s a pretty efficient system most of the time, but sometimes…

Understanding the New Placement Fees Alright, so let’s break it down – Amazon recently rolled out new placement fees for sellers, which basically means they’re charging us more to have our products displayed in certain spots on the site. It’s their way of trying to…

So you accidentally sent a product with batteries without having the proper permissions, huh? Well, that’s definitely not ideal, but let’s break it down a bit. First things first, depending on the type of batteries and the rules set by Amazon, this could be a…

Yes, you can purchase new UPCs and create new listings Alright, so here’s the deal – you can totally purchase new UPCs from GS1 and create new listings for your products. It’s a pretty straightforward process, but it does involve a bit of work on…

Short answer: No, updating your tax information form should not get you suspended on Amazon. Why you should update your tax information Updating your tax information on Amazon is crucial for ensuring that your account is compliant with tax regulations. If your tax information is…

Here’s the deal with Amazon FBA packaging Alright, so when it comes to sending your orders to Amazon FBA, they do have some rules about packaging. Amazon is all about making sure your products arrive in good condition, so they typically prefer items to be…

Tips for negotiating a manufacturing agreement When it comes to negotiating a manufacturing agreement, there are a few key things to keep in mind. First and foremost, make sure you clearly outline all the terms and conditions of the agreement. This includes things like pricing,…

Initial struggles and learning curve When I first started using AWD on Amazon, let me tell you, it was a bit of a struggle. Figuring out how to set up my account, navigating through all the different features and tools, it was definitely a learning…

Consider shipping each product separately first I would suggest sending products A and B separately to Amazon warehouses first before trying to create a pack with both items. This way, you can test the demand for each product individually and see which one sells better….