The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is a specialized agency that operates around the world. WIPO helps private label Amazon sellers establish and enforce their intellectual property rights internationally. WIPO is based out of Geneva, Switzerland. WIPO operates under multiple international treaties. The purpose of the treaties is to facilitate cooperation amongst the participating governments. …
Guest blog post by Chris Pueppke Have you heard of RMRC? Rocky Mountain Reseller Conference is a focused e-commerce conference in Denver, Colorado around the months of May/June. Each day you will encounter plenty of professional and personal networking opportunities as well as access to industry experts through sessions, Q&A, and much more. Topics cover numerous …
Guest blog post about FBA reimbursement by Ryan Grant from The Online Selling Experiment In today’s post, I’m going to be sharing how I verify that Amazon other concession refunds issued by Amazon are properly reimbursed to my Amazon seller account. These instances occur when Amazon will charge your Amazon seller account for an amount that …
BQool wants to say big thanks to everyone for tuning into the Repricing New User Webinar last night! We really enjoyed getting a chance to meet and welcome you to the BQool community. In case you missed it, the new user webinar is a live 1-hour session where you get the opportunity to learn the …
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Unless you’ve been living in a cave, you would know that the jubilee in Amazon’s world—Amazon Prime Day 2017 is just around the corner! Touted, by Amazon, as the “Biggest Shopping Day of the Year”, Prime Day is geared to drive up Prime membership with 30-day free subscription and free expedited shipping at an extremely …
Sourcing Products Amazon sellers need to bring new products to their Amazon accounts with minimal risk of suspensions. In this article, we will discuss sourcing products in a manner that minimizes Amazon sellers’ risks of receiving a rights owner complaint and suspension of their account. Sourcing a Product and Amazon Seller Suspensions
As an Amazon seller, have you found a way to successfully increase product exposure and boost your sales? Although there are many methods to achieve the same goal, Amazon Lightning Deal is still unarguably one of the most effective ways. This article delves into Lightning Deal and illustrates the requirements, benefits and how it works. …
Amazon Product Feature If you are an observant seller doing business on amazon, chances are you might have already noticed a latest change to Create a New Product listing page. Amazon has updated its character limit for Key Product Features on Amazon.com. Previously, sellers were able to enter up to 2000 characters for product bullet …
Amazon indeed knows how to magnetize consumers and turn them into loyal customers. In 2007, they launched the Amazon Subscribe & Save Program, which offers buyers a discount as well as free shipping if they subscribe for regular deliveries. In its Subscribe & Save store, there are myriad daily-consumed products that shoppers can subscribe for, …
Guest blog post by Ryan Grant from The Online Selling Experiment I came across an interesting order when I was going through my financial results for the past month. As a part of my monthly process, I always export my sales from my accounting system (InventoryLab) into Excel. Once I get them exported I do …
Amazon.com has evolved into an ecommerce giant and today handles millions of products, all over the world, at their FBA Fulfillment Centers. However, even though Amazon has incredibly high standards for their sellers, they themselves are not perfect. Sometimes, Amazon FBA is the party responsible for damaged or lost items. When this happens, Amazon does …
Guest blog post by Ryan Grant from The Online Selling Experiment Following last week’s post, I’m going to answer more questions that I have been often asked from new Retail Arbitrage sellers. Q3. How many items would I buy in any one category? I wouldn’t be too concerned with what categories the items I found …