Author name: Josh Hackett

Deciding where to sell your products online is a massive decision, and for most e-commerce businesses, the choice often comes down to two giants: Amazon and Walmart. While audience size and brand recognition are key factors, the ultimate impact on your bottom line often boils down to one thing: fees. A clear understanding of the cost structure of […]

Navigating the world of Amazon can feel like a high-stakes game. One moment you’re celebrating record sales, and the next, you’re staring at a dreaded performance notification that puts your entire business at risk. The fear of account suspension is real, but it doesn’t have to be inevitable. The key to long-term success isn’t just

For any third-party seller on Amazon, the phrase “A-to-z Guarantee claim” can trigger a wave of anxiety. This customer protection program, while great for building buyer confidence, can pose a significant threat to your account health and bottom line. A single granted claim can damage your Order Defect Rate (ODR), lead to financial loss, and,

The world of e-commerce is a hyper-competitive arena, and for Amazon sellers leveraging the Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) model, logistics is the critical differentiator between moderate success and exponential growth. While FBA streamlines order fulfillment, the responsibility of efficiently moving inventory from manufacturer to Amazon’s fulfillment centers rests squarely on the seller. Mastering this supply

Amazon FBA sellers are facing a new cost factor: the returns processing fee. This isn’t a blanket charge on every return, but a targeted fee aimed at products with return rates that are significantly higher than their category average. Understanding how this fee works is the first step to mitigating its impact on your bottom