If you’ve been selling on Amazon for any length of time, you know the thrill of watching your product gain traction—great reviews, increasing sales, and rising organic rank. But that momentum can come to a screeching halt the moment you discover an Amazon listing hijacker. An Amazon listing hijacker is a third-party seller who jumps
Selling on Amazon is a great opportunity to grow your e-commerce business, but it also comes with challenges. One of the most frustrating and unexpected issues sellers face is having their Amazon listing deactivated or their Amazon ASIN deactivated. If this happens, your product instantly becomes invisible to customers—and your revenue takes a direct hit.
Amazon selling opens the gates to a huge market, international presence and an opportunity of experiencing tremendous growth of the business. However, the success that comes with being in the platform also goes with an ugly truth similar to hijackers. And, if you happen to have ever suffered the experience of an unauthorized seller piggybacking
Amazon has transformed the online selling landscape, granting businesses global access to millions of customers. However, its strict policies and rigorous performance standards can quickly become obstacles for sellers. Two of the most common and damaging violations are the “Amazon Used Sold As New violation” and the Amazon High ODR (Order Defect Rate) violations. If