Amazon safe feedback generators

[evicktd]

Originally Posted by GreenBean

Just to add to the obtaining of feedback, here's an older thread.

You can change your methods around somewhat to see if it helps you, evicktd.
http://www.aspkin.com/forums/amazon-...back-15-a.html

Have you looked to 'see' what are hot sellers on amazon & purchase accordingly? That's a tip I picked up from here.

That's a good template. It gives you a reason to be on the seller's side and a call to action. Should work better than most.

Mhmm, there are a bunch of good Amazon selling/coaching courses that teach you everything you need to know about selling on amazon FBA. Most charge monthly subscriptions, but you could probably soak up most of the basic information and be educated within a month

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by evicktd

That's a good template. It gives you a reason to be on the seller's side and a call to action. Should work better than most.

Mhmm, there are a bunch of good Amazon selling/coaching courses that teach you everything you need to know about selling on amazon FBA. Most charge monthly subscriptions, but you could probably soak up most of the basic information and be educated within a month

Pleasure to try to help you.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by evicktd

Feel free to add your successful amazon seller account stories including the items that you sold, how long you sold each for before moving into the next product, and how fast you've been selling them for.

Honestly, if all you care about is getting sales VOLUME on your account, the quick, easy, and fool-proof way is to just go to your local Goodwill/Salvation Army/Thrift store where they sell books for 50 cents each and buy hundreds.

List them all (yes, you will spend 30 seconds each and yes, this will add up in time.) You will have very little in inventory costs, and your books will sell.

You'll basically be breaking even, since at .01 cents each +3.99 shipping you're profit is eaten in fees and shipping, but it's a never ending source of product and you don't have to do ANY research or preparation to find your product. Easy as pie.

[evicktd]

Good method. And to your point, the feedback will come as you create VOLUME. Amazon is generally going to allow you to sell as long as your shipping times are spot on and you collect feedback frequently.

--Amazon is pretty simple to get a hang of. It's mastering the metrics and making a decent profit from the hefty shipping/referral fees that is the game to be played.

[GhostOfAmazon]

Originally Posted by evicktd

Well, there isn't quite a "formula" to create a long lasting amazon seller account. If there is, please point me in the right direction.

Recently, I've run several seller accounts and one by one, they have each been requested for ID verification or suspended without explanation.

I thought US accounts didn't get ID requests from Amazon?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon

I thought US accounts didn't get ID requests from Amazon?

Any account can be asked for ID

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by GhostOfAmazon

I thought US accounts didn't get ID requests from Amazon?

Not generally but they want invoices in some instances....

Premises should be there might be a request for ID. Being prepared is needed.