Amazon’s payout system has shifted with the DD+7 policy, meaning sellers now receive funds 7 days after delivery instead of shipment. This increases the amount of deferred transactions and delays access to cash.
Amazon Introduces 3.5% Fuel Surcharge for Sellers: April 2026 Amazon has announced a new fuel and logistics-related surcharge, impacting FBA, MCF, and Buy with Prime
Bulk updating your Amazon inventory saves time and ensures accurate stock management, especially for large catalogs. This step-by-step tutorial shows how to use Amazon’s flat file system to update multiple SKUs at once, maintain up-to-date listings, and improve inventory performance efficiently.
Selling on Amazon and eBay differs mainly in audience, pricing, and selling structure. Amazon focuses more on structured listings, brand control, and high competition, while eBay allows more flexibility with auctions and used or unique items. Amazon is better for scaling a brand with consistent demand, whereas eBay is often preferred for niche, second-hand, or collectible products.
Amazon Implements DD+7 Payout Policy in North America Amazon rolled out a major update to its seller payout system last year, introducing the Delivery Date
Walmart Enforces New Seller Performance Standards Effective April 2026 Walmart Marketplace has announced updated Seller Performance Standards, effective April 2026, reinforcing its commitment to customer
Amazon Updates Returns and Recovery Dashboard with New Insights and Recommendations Amazon has introduced new features to the Returns and Recovery: Insights and Opportunities dashboard,
Amazon Ends Commingled Inventory Effective March 31, 2026 Amazon announced a major change to its FBA system: commingled inventory will be fully discontinued starting March
Email marketing is one of the most cost-effective and impactful strategies for small businesses to reach their audience, build relationships, and drive growth. By sending targeted, personalized messages directly to subscribers, small businesses can increase engagement, boost sales, and strengthen brand loyalty, all without breaking the budget.
Amazon policy compliance means following all of Amazon’s rules and guidelines to keep your seller account in good standing. This includes meeting product listing standards, avoiding restricted products, maintaining accurate information, and following performance requirements. Staying compliant helps prevent account warnings, suspensions, and ensures long-term selling success on the platform.
