Dominate Amazon. Outsell the competition.

Nowadays, people prefer shopping on Amazon more than on any other e-commerce site. It is the world’s largest online retailer, after all. Naturally, aspiring entrepreneurs often consider starting their businesses on the platform. As in any lucrative venture, unforeseen downsides can be detrimental to a business, and the Amazon product return rate is one such example.

As an Amazon FBA seller, you should be well-versed in selling and dealing with refunds. The latter may not exactly be a breeze to deal with as a seller. But knowing that the platform is very customer-centric, almost all of its guidelines and policies are geared towards catering to them.

Since Amazon opened its doors to third-party sellers, it has witnessed immense growth in sales and the number of customers worldwide. Because of this, Amazon continues to develop new programs and implement changes in the marketplace to make the ecommerce experience more convenient and orderly. Even though sellers will benefit from these, some need help to keep up with the changes Amazon implements...

Have you ever found yourself checking your Amazon account one morning to see that you have been debited for a “Missed Fulfillment Promise?” You immediately search for what it means, but no clear explanation is available. Of course, you know it's Amazon's fault, and you deserve to either have the product returned to your FBA inventory or get a claim. But hold on—what is a Missed Fulfillment P...

Do you own an Amazon store? Are you still exploring your options on the popular eCommerce platform? Whatever your seller status on Amazon is, an Amazon FBA investment is definitely worth considering this year.