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Get ready for Prime Day 2025: Deal scheduling is now open for the longest US Prime Day. Amazon is offering an extended 4-day Prime Day event in 2025, which will allow more customers even more time to shop and discover millions of deals. Also new this year, Prime-Exclusive Best Deals and Prime-Exclusive Lightning Deals with a discount of 40% off or more are eligible to be included in additional placements, potentially extending your eligible offers to millions of shoppers. sellercentral.amazon.com

Are you frustrated with rising FBA fees, ever changing policies, and unexpected account suspensions? Ware2Go, a UPS company, has a solution. Consider pulling your top-selling SKUs from FBA and decreasing your reliance on Amazon’s seller services. Build more certainty into your business model and take control of your fulfillment costs by qualifying for Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP) through Ware2Go. Schedule a call with one of our experts, today. ware2go.co

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Boost your Amazon sales by converting Influencers into brand ambassadors. Amazon sellers should convert high-performing influencers into brand ambassadors because it leads to sustained brand awareness, trust, and consistent sales growth. Unlike one-time influencer campaigns, brand ambassadors create ongoing, authentic content, fostering deeper audience connections and boosting credibility. AmazonRankPro help setup and manage brand ambassador program for Amazon sellers to get more customers and drive higher sales at a lower ACoS. amazonrankpro.com

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Amazon Coupon Fee Changes 2025: How to Stay Profitable and Ahead. If you’re using Coupons or Deals to drive traffic on Amazon, the way you’re charged is about to change—big time. Starting June 2, 2025, Amazon will introduce a brand-new, performance-based coupon fee structure. While this update gives savvy sellers more flexibility, it also puts your profit margins at risk—unless you’re planning ahead. This article breaks down what’s changing, what it means for your bottom line, and how you can adjust your promo strategy to stay profitable. sellerlabs.com

US shoppers spent $700 on TikTok Shop in the last year. Shoppers in the U.S. under 60 spent an average $708 on TikTok Shop last year, according to a February consumer survey by PartnerCentric. These shoppers are spending an average $59 per TikTok Shop purchase. More shoppers are trusting influencers with their money when it comes to deciding their purchases. Survey respondents report they would spend an average $95 on items recommended by their most-trusted influencer. retaildive.com

365 Amazon Hacks - Master List. It’s 347 pages and over 60,000 words. sellingfrom.co

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Is AI Ruining Amazon? Is artificial intelligence reshaping Amazon selling for the better or leading it astray? In this episode, we scrutinize the nuanced impact of AI on Amazon sellers, posing the provocative question of whether AI is indeed ruining Amazon. We dive into the labyrinth of AI’s potential benefits—boosting sales and streamlining operations—while also exposing the risks of over-reliance on AI without human input and data. helium10.com

The 7 Best Business Credit Cards for Amazon FBA Sellers. If you have an Amazon FBA business, you should know the best credit cards to use to make the most of your business spending. We’ll show you all the best choices to help you make a decision that rewards your business as much as possible. Let’s take a deep dive into the best cards for Amazon FBA sellers! upgradedpoints.com

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