Amazon Product Listings

How to List a Product on Amazon Without Brand Registry 5665 Error Code

This article describes what the 5665 error code is and how to list products without being brand registered on Amazon. We will discuss what the 5665 error is and explain exactly what the error message is saying. Next, we will describe how to list your products without brand registry in order to resolve the 5665 error. This will include information about what you need to provide to Amazon. We will finish by outlining the basic steps and summarizing best practices for resolving the 5665 error code.

How To Create and Update Amazon Product Listings With Variations

How To Create and Update Amazon Product Listings With Variations

Variations on Amazon provide convenience for customers by allowing them to view multiple related products on a single product detail page. Variations are what link products of various colors, sizes, etc. together on Amazon. The variation types Amazon offers to Sellers and Vendors include Size Name, Color Name, Pattern Name, and Scent Name just to name a few. Multiple levels of variation can be created to increase the number of products included in a variation (a Size Name x Color Name variation type for example). When considering variation strategy it is important to understand what variations types you have access to, how the products in your catalog are related, and how the individual listings or ASINs are currently set up on Amazon.com. In this article, we will cover the benefits of creating a variation, some basic terms, and concepts related to variations, how to set up a variation from scratch, and how to edit an existing variation.

How To Check If You Are Enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry

The purpose of this post is to help you understand how to check if you are enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry. You may have been selling on Amazon for some time or find yourself in a new role at a brand or manufacturer and it may be unclear if your products sold on Amazon are brand registered. Brand Registry offers many merchandising, brand protection, advertising, and reporting tools. It is important to know if your products are brand registered, and enroll your brand in Brand Registry if you find you are not. Using the Brand Registry tools will help you sell more products, make better decisions using Brand Registry data, and provide a better shopping experience for your Amazon customers. We will discuss a few methods to better answer your question of “Am I Brand Registered?” including checking the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) website for an active status, attempting to enroll in Brand Registry, and checking areas on Amazon to see if Brand Registry is connected to your Seller Central account.

Amazon Premium A+ Content on Seller Central

Amazon Premium A+ Content on Seller Central

This post covers the topic around Amazon Premium A+ content on Seller Central. Seller Central A+ Content Manager pages started displaying the notification that Premium A+ content has started to launch for Seller Central accounts. This is important for Amazon sellers as Premium A+ content was previously reserved exclusively for large Amazon Vendors that was invite only and at a great cost to Vendors. When Premium A+ content rolls out for sellers it will allow brands to to engage with customers on a deeper level with enhanced A+ content of product listings. Amazon customers benefit from this as well as they are able to learn more about the products and brands they purchase from by highlighting key product features previously unavailable on A+ content. This in turn will lead to more happy customers and increased sales for brands and manufacturers selling on Amazon.

Amazon Remote Fulfillment with FBA Auto Enrollment in NARF

There are some exciting updates around the Amazon Remote Fulfillment with FBA Auto Enrollment in NARF (North America Remote Fulfillment) program. Before we get into the details, you might be wondering, “What is Amazon Remote Fulfillment?” Amazon Remote Fulfillment is a Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) service that is an option for Amazon sellers to create offers on Amazon Canada and Amazon Mexico using their Amazon US FBA inventory. This program is a simple way to reach Amazon customers across North America without requiring to have a physical presence and inventory warehoused in each country.

Amazon Virtual Product Bundles

Amazon Virtual Product Bundles

Amazon virtual product bundles is a way for brands and manufacturers selling on Amazon to increase sales and Amazon customer basket size by creating a new product listing that combines products from multiple listings. Creating these virtual bundles on Amazon allow Amazon customers to easily purchase multiple products at once they may already be purchasing, and have the opportunity to save on discounts. From the Amazon customer perspective, these bundles are merchandised on the product listings that include the bundles in a section called “Make it a Bundle”. The best Amazon virtual bundles are when the sum of the bundle provides more value together than that of each individual component. This post will cover requirements for sellers creating Amazon virtual product bundles, how to create Amazon virtual bundles, and merchandising strategies for Sellers creating Amazon virtual bundles.

How to Increase Prices on Amazon

How to Increase Prices on Amazon

How to increase prices on Amazon for brands and manufacturers selling on Seller Central is an important question to address as manufacturing, transportation, and labor costs increase. Raising prices on Amazon has a large impact on many facets of your business including buy box implications, the effectiveness of marketing, and variable selling costs on Amazon.

Amazon Brand Story

Amazon Brand Story

The Amazon Brand Story is a type of A+ Content that is available to Brand Registered sellers on Amazon.com. The two types of A+ Content that are currently available are Enhanced Product Description and Amazon Brand Story. When submitted to an ASIN, Amazon Brand Story content displays at the top of the “From the brand” content above the Enhanced Product Description. Its position above the Enhanced Product Description gives it better visibility to the Amazon Customer. The main benefits of A+ Content as described by Amazon are increasing conversion, improving discoverability, increasing sales, reducing customer returns and negative reviews, and encouraging repeat purchases.

Amazon’s FCC Radio Frequency Compliance Attribute Device Listings Policy on Amazon

This post focuses on how to comply with Amazon’s FCC Radio Frequency Compliance Attribute Device Listings Policy on Amazon, if you have radio enabled devices you will now have to fill out an FCC Radio Frequency Emission Compliance attribute. On February 1st, 2021, Amazon announced that there would be new compliance measures in place for radio frequency device listings on Amazon.com at the end of February 2021. You will want to comply with this measure to improve your product listing and ensure all necessary information is available to Amazon. Providing as much information as you can is also helpful to your Amazon customers. If you do not update your listings to comply with this new policy, your performance on Amazon could suffer. You could risk having your listing taken down and lose out on sales. This post will outline what has changed and what measures you may have to take to ensure your listings are adhering to these compliance measures.