Someone on Amazon has started piggybacking on my products, listing themselves as a "seller" and setting their price lower than I can. Since sellers are listed independently after you select size, this means random walk-in traffic won't know that I'm the original seller, and will instead choose...
I haven't seen anything negative so far... But like I mentioned, the niches I'm going after are small and there's literally nobody else doing it. At least half of these guys have at one point or another said, "man I wish I had a hat with X on it." ... I know - I'm one of those people. So when...
I've sold 9 shirts and a mouse pad so far... In a 24 hour period.
The trick to it is finding groups related to your niche. In my case, it was a Facebook group where fans from my first chosen niche all hang out. Nobody is/was marketing merch to this niche, so when I showed up and dropped a link...
I had this problem initially too - and my address was US based to begin with.
All I had to do was keep an eye on it and whenever it said deactivated, disconnect the amazon link and reconnect it.
It stopped happening after the first couple items. Of course, I also stopped refreshing the status...
I'm not sure who asked this before, but I'll go ahead and drop an answer to the "how do you sell other products" query...
I just sold a mouse pad. To get it listed, I first put it down as a sports jacket. Once it showed up in Amazon, I changed the category manually. For awhile there was the...
I coded one last week, but got my app set read-only on account that i ran it a bit too aggressively.
Anyone have an idea what metrics to run when doing set-and-forget?
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