Selling on Amazon

Did you know that Japan is the 4th largest Amazon marketplace in the world? Check out 10 reasons to sell on this fast-growing marketplace.

Everyday Amazon receives tens of thousands of cartons into its warehouses. Even though Amazon has state-of-the-art systems to receive and manage inventory, sometimes cartons do get lost or inventory is miscalculated.

Selling on Amazon is becoming competitive and difficult, and only those sellers who treat this like a real business will have a chance at success.

Amazon FBA reimbursement is due to you whenever Amazon mis-handles your inventory. This guide breaks down what Amazon FBA reimbursement is, and how you can most easily recover money that is rightfully yours.

Ecommerce entrepreneurs are unaware of or not utilizing the power of crowdfunding platforms. Platforms such as Kickstarter can help raise cash and launch products online.

Increasingly, Amazon is focusing on and giving preference to products that are sold by trademarked brands.
Trademarks also help make your business more defensible and therefore more sellable to an aggregator if you decide to exit.

Selling your Amazon business is one of the biggest opportunities available to Amazon native-businesses today. IndiaSourcing.net explores the questions of the when and how of selling an Amazon business in a conversation with Ben Leonard, founder of EcomBroker.

If you’re looking to sell made-in-India private label products on Amazon or other websites, this article lists the key steps to follow. Use this as a guide.

It is now a requirement for Amazon sellers to have liability insurance if their sales are US$10,000 or more in one month. Here are FAQs about insurance for Amazon sellers based on an interview with insurance broker Ashlin Hadden.