Forum

Originally Posted by Axcend (Post 189199)

include a "free gift" with every order you ship out. something as small as a $2-3 gift probably won't hurt you financially if you are making $20-40+ on each sale. File it under the cost of doing business.

Lucky for me, I run my website on the side as well as seen in my signature. I send one of those out with every order I sell if the profit is enough, with a business card. Also add in a little note saying "here is a free gift i'd like to offer you in appreciation of you choosing me for your business and I hope to be of service in the future. If you have the time I would really appreciate if you left a positive feedback for your order on Amazon, as if sellers do not get enough feedback their selling accounts are closed down. Thank you and have a wonderful day (holiday/new years/etc). I'll offer sellers just above cost to me if anyone's interested, just message me. (not sure if I can advertise that on here, please remove my post if not admins)

Originally Posted by inthezone (Post 188555)

dude that was just too funny... :D

I used to deliver newspapers to the owner of Boston Bruins, and every morning I used to dream about him giving me a couple of millions. :D never happened, cuz the guy never stepped out of his house when I got there. :(

Originally Posted by adam34996 (Post 187904)

Just wanted to share....

I have always sent a follow up email requesting feedback, thanking them for purchase ect..... With very few responses.

When my account went under review a couple months back, I came up with a more desperate to the heart approach. I only planned on using it until I got my account in good standing but now I use it every time.

I would say I average 30-35% with this email.

Of course it can be tweaked, but what I have come to find is the "professional" emails get less attention then the "real".

Here it is , short and sweet.......





I understand this is unprofessional but desperate times call for desperate measures. My Amazon seller account is under a 30 day review because my feedback is far below my sales volume.

Being able to sell on Amazon is my livelihood right now and your help in this matter will truly make my day.

Every positive feedback left will help my review process so if you have not left positive feedback already, please take a second to do so,

www.amazon.com/feedback

If you are not happy with your purchase in any way, just contact me and I will fix whatever you need.

I appreciate your help and understanding.

Originally Posted by adam34996 (Post 187904)

Just wanted to share....

I have always sent a follow up email requesting feedback, thanking them for purchase ect..... With very few responses.

When my account went under review a couple months back, I came up with a more desperate to the heart approach. I only planned on using it until I got my account in good standing but now I use it every time.

I would say I average 30-35% with this email.

Of course it can be tweaked, but what I have come to find is the "professional" emails get less attention then the "real".

Here it is , short and sweet.......





I understand this is unprofessional but desperate times call for desperate measures. My Amazon seller account is under a 30 day review because my feedback is far below my sales volume.

Being able to sell on Amazon is my livelihood right now and your help in this matter will truly make my day.

Every positive feedback left will help my review process so if you have not left positive feedback already, please take a second to do so,

www.amazon.com/feedback

If you are not happy with your purchase in any way, just contact me and I will fix whatever you need.

I appreciate your help and understanding.

Originally Posted by ovidiu (Post 188093)

Include a printout with every order, asking for positive feedback. I think I got my percentages to about 30% of buyers leaving feedback.