Selling on Amazon in 2025: What Every New Brand Should Do

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  • @FollowMagicBrad
    @FollowMagicBrad День тому +1

    I like his simple strategy.
    Now… what item should I sell???

  • @KelvinSilva-k3r
    @KelvinSilva-k3r День тому +1

    for text on main image, why is it that it is against policy but can still do it? Thinking of photoshopping fake packaging with keywords as well, but wont you run the risk of getting account deactivated?

    • @MyAmazonGuy
      @MyAmazonGuy  11 годин тому

      Amazon’s enforcement is inconsistent. Big brands do it, and it improves CTR. Test carefully, but don’t overdo it.

  • @OzSwoosh
    @OzSwoosh Місяць тому +1

    If you have access to Amazon influencers in your country, e.g., Australia or the US, connect with them and have them make shoppable content for your products. The ones I make show a 15-30% sales conversion when people watch mine on those marketplaces.

    • @MyAmazonGuy
      @MyAmazonGuy  Місяць тому +2

      Great point! Amazon's Creator Connections program is an excellent way to partner with influencers and boost sales. For Brand Registered accounts, you can set up campaigns directly in Seller Central or Amazon Advertising, where influencers create shoppable content and earn commissions based on performance. It's a win-win for driving conversions!

  • @Iani-Ecommerceville
    @Iani-Ecommerceville Місяць тому +1

    I feel like the fancier you go the worse results you get. In my experience stick with the basics- good product that is in demand, great listing, great seo competitive price and ads

    • @MyAmazonGuy
      @MyAmazonGuy  Місяць тому

      Spot on! Fancy doesn’t beat fundamentals. Good product, great listing, solid SEO, competitive price, and strong ads. That’s the winning formula every time.

  • @MNA-o4o
    @MNA-o4o Місяць тому +2

    Looking great with Black Beard

  • @matthewjohnson2702
    @matthewjohnson2702 Місяць тому +1

    In hindsight I wouldn’t have listed with just brand registry, hijackers are horrible, you need your trademark.

    • @MyAmazonGuy
      @MyAmazonGuy  Місяць тому

      Absolutely agree. Brand registry helps, but without a trademark, you're wide open to hijackers.

  • @blackorchid2494
    @blackorchid2494 Місяць тому +1

    Your better off on Shopify!

    • @MyAmazonGuy
      @MyAmazonGuy  Місяць тому +1

      Shopify is great for building a standalone brand and owning your customer data, but Amazon is where the traffic already is-82% of U.S. households are Prime members. You can succeed on either, but on Amazon, you start with a built-in audience. It depends on your strategy!