Brandon Checketts
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Four months have passed since Amazon banned incentivized reviews. Since this game-changing terms of service update, merchants have developed new tactics to generate product reviews and stay compliant with Amazon. I have seen all sorts...
In this post we are going to cover the best practices for “how” to request Seller Feedback. Feedback Genius offers you the tools to improve and maintain a positive seller rating, and here we are...
In the past two Feedback Genius posts we discussed who should be asking for Amazon product reviews and when you need to be asking. This post will discuss how you go about asking your customer for a product review. This is the...
I communicate with sellers on a daily basis. I find it deflating when I see poor reviews on an account because a seller is sending too many emails. But this can be easily avoided. Sending more...
Back in March, I wrote up a petition and blog post detailing how complicated it is for a third-party seller on Amazon to determine who has been granted API to their selling account. As a...
Amazon’s Marketplace Web Service API began supporting “Seller-Fulfilled Amazon Prime” today, June 25, 2015. This means some sellers will now–or will soon–have the option of fulfilling orders with the same benefits of Amazon Prime. While...
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