If you’re confused on how to set up your Amazon seller account, don’t be.

It’s incredibly easy to do and we’ll make sure you’re ready to start selling by the end of this post.

• Getting Started

• Setting Up Your Amazon Seller’s Account

• Picking Products

• Securing Wholesale Suppliers

• Protecting Against Potential Pitfalls

• Conclusion 

Getting Started

So you’ve decided to set up an Amazon Seller Account and you’re ready to get to work selling and distributing products through Amazon’s massive infrastructure. Great.

This basic guide gives you the rundown on what to do to get your FBA Amazon business online and profitable as quickly and as painlessly as possible.

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Knowing how to effectively source wholesale products is just the first phase of analyzing potential products.

Once you’ve zeroed in on a specific product, you’ll want to analyze how many units you could move each month with the current competition and sales volume.

Before we start actually analyzing sales volumes, we need to first understand how to calculate how many sellers we’re actually competing with.

Who you’re actually competing with on a listing

I’m sure you’ve found an amazing potential product on Amazon and noticed how many sellers were on the listing. Typically, it’s enough to drive you mad. There’s a massive difference between sellers on a listing and sellers you’re actually competing with.

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Amazon account suspension is a very real thing. Every day, hundreds of honest sellers are falling victim to it. However, as usual, the internet is also full of misconceptions – let’s clear a few things up.

You might have seen on social media that Amazon account suspensions are becoming more frequent. In ways, that very much is the case. On the other hand, it’s not why you may think.

Amazon is continuously improving their marketplace to be the best it can be. What does that mean? Being stricter about the sellers on its platform.

How Amazon wants its customers to feel with each order

Think about it from a buyer’s point of view. The buyers are where Amazon’s revenue really comes from, so of course, they’re going to want the best service. Wouldn’t you?

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