A question recently came up in an Amazon Facebook group that I am a part of - it was someone who was clearly new and they were asking a question I imagine all of us had when we first started; how do I know what prep is required for my products that I am sending to FBA?

The answers provided on this post were the typical generic Facebook responses that provided no actual answer or context besides “Amazon will tell you what prep is required”, which any experienced Amazon seller knows that is not always the case.

As such, I have put together a basic and straightforward flowchart that can help guide you in determining what prep is required for your products.

If you want to be a pro in your industry, you need to be able to understand and speak the language of pro’s in that industry.

When I first started selling on Amazon & online in general, it was tough for me to understand a lot of conversations my peers were having in online communities or for me to understand the information that was being provided as lots of it contained industry lingo or short hand terms that clear definitions were not readily available for online.

I’ve been seeing alot of talk recently about people getting hit with NPN claims in Canada and listings getting restricted with people not knowing why and not knowing what to do.

As we see a few times per year, Amazon does a sweep of their catalog for things like missing data and compliance documents which is what we are seeing right now.

The allure of running your business without ever having to touch your products is real, but using a prep center is not without its cons.

In this post, we will go over some of the common potential pros and cons that I have personally seen when it comes to prep centers as well as provide a comprehensive list of many, if not most, of the active prep centers in Canada.

When it comes to selling on Amazon, resellers like us are always on the lookout for untapped sources of profitable products. Club stores, such as Costco, are just that.

Renowned for its thin profit margins and exclusive product sizes, Costco can offer a goldmine of reselling opportunities that can supercharge your Amazon catalog.

Choosing the right thermal printer for your Amazon FBA business can be a daunting task. With so many options available it can be difficult to decide which one is best for you.

In this blog post, we'll compare seven of the most popular thermal printers on the market – Brother QL-810W, Brother QL-1110NWB, Dymo 450, Dymo 4XL, Jiose 01, Rollo and Zebra GK420d – from the perspective of a volume based Amazon seller. We'll discuss their features and benefits as well as their drawbacks so that you can make an informed decision about which one is best for your business.

Credit cards and charge cards are powerful tools that can help you manage your finances and make purchases without having to pay upfront. But did you know that by understanding statement dates and grace periods, you can get up to 55 days interest-free?

Are you looking to expand your product offerings on Amazon by gaining access to more brands? Look no further! Today, we're sharing our tried and true method for getting ungated for all kinds of different brands by buying directly from Amazon.

Are you looking to expand your product offerings on Amazon by gaining access to more brands? Look no further! Today, we're sharing our tried and true method for getting ungated for all kinds of different brands by buying directly from Amazon.