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Last updated on March 9th, 2023
Written by Ken Zhou
Only a little more than one month into 2023, yet so much has already happened to the world. Better to have Amazon future plans for your business. Because the year has barely started, more changes are about to come. Among those who should undoubtedly brace themselves are Amazon sellers. You can always turn to legitimate Amazon Marketplace protection consultants to help you cope up with changes or any related issues.
Just like any other business, sellers and buyers alike are expecting the E-Commerce giant to roll out changes in its guidelines or operations to further improve its services. As of now, nothing is final. But to clue you in on what might happen, here are three of the predicted changes that Amazon might (or might not) implement at any given time this year.
If you are a third-party seller, you may have used this tool to communicate with your buyers at some point. With this, you must have run into issues with using this service. If you thought these problems are caused by technical glitches from your end or your customers, you are mistaken.
Over time, Amazon has made it challenging for sellers who use FBA to connect with their buyers. Hence, observers predict that they may eventually phase it out altogether. And its removal might occur any time this year.
American singles who feel out of place (or are disgusted) during Valentine's Day will soon have good reason to celebrate. There is a strong possibility that the platform will popularize the event to the US market. On this allegedly soon-to-be-introduced holiday tradition, instead of getting gifts for a romantic partner (or interest), unattached shoppers can splurge on gifts for themselves.
The astounding success of Singles' Day shopping campaigns in other countries has caught the attention of Amazon. It usually attracts buyers who want to either receive or give gifts. Retailers share the benefit, as they can significantly grow their market.
Amazon is well aware of the underhanded tactics that unscrupulous sellers use to manipulate their review system. Starting in 2016, the marketplace giant has rolled out measures for addressing this issue.
One of them is preventing sellers from giving incentives to customers who will share positive feedback on their page. Because the platform remains relentless in its efforts to end fake reviews, sellers and shoppers can expect more related changes or rules that it will roll out this year.
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