If you think the only thing that matters about selling on Amazon is sales/profit, then this article is most definitely for you. FeedbackExpress is a huge believer in making customer service one of your top priorities, for many different reasons. Here are eight reasons why you should be upping your Amazon customer service game.

1. Buyers Want to Feel Like They Matter

Shoppers want to be viewed as people, not dollar signs. They’re making an investment in you and want...

Guest blog by Ron from Visiture

Amazon gave everyone, from major brands to stay-at-home parents, the opportunity to earn a lucrative income from selling goods online. The ability for anyone to just decide to start selling a product using Amazon’s user base of over 300 million shoppers and excellent infrastructure has made eCommerce accessible for millions of users.

The opportunity has lured in sellers from all walks of life, and competition to show up in the first pages

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Ugh, the dreaded 1-star review you get for a product on Amazon. No matter what lengths you’ve gone to, that 1-star can feel like a kick in the seat. If you’ve ever suffered such ignominy, then FeedbackExpress is here to help and we’re going to show you the steps you need to take.

Step 1: Find Out About It as Soon as You Can
The earlier you learn about a 1-star review, the sooner you can act on it — for many reasons. One, the longer that 1-star product review is up on your...

Before you get set to post your first items on Amazon, there are a few things to know first. RepricerExpress knows that a bit of preparation can go a long way, especially if you want to do things right the first time. It will take a bit of practice to get a sense of the rhythm of selling online, but this post is excellent to dive right in and get started.

Step 1: Get the Buzz Started Ahead of Launch
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Learn how to become an ace seller using Amazon repricing software in five easy steps.

Step 1: Identify Your Competition

Contrary to popular belief, you're not in competition with every single seller on Amazon. Rather, you want to pick out the sellers who are:

• Selling and/or shipping to the same areas as you so you can aggressively and accurately configure your prices. Why compete with sellers selling out of their own backyard if you're not and have to work in

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