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Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

Brand Registry application Pending Review for almost a month

Hi,

I submitted my brand registry application on January 12, and it's still pending review.

I'm on the verge of sending a shipment to FBA, but I'm unable to create store front pages because I don't currently own any brands under my account.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

PS my brand brand registry application case ID is 14615529201

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Brand Registry application Pending Review for almost a month

Hi,

I submitted my brand registry application on January 12, and it's still pending review.

I'm on the verge of sending a shipment to FBA, but I'm unable to create store front pages because I don't currently own any brands under my account.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

PS my brand brand registry application case ID is 14615529201

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Etiquetas:Brand Registry, Escaparate de tienda, Tiendas de marcas
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Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX
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Your post is a little confusing.

1.. If you are registering YOUR BRAND, you are the manufacturer of and retailer Of Your Brand.

2. If you are trying to sell someone else's brand you need to request an approval to sell their brand, usually by submitting your commercial retailer's account invoices from the manufacture.

3. Selling FBA? Hopefully you are not jumping in to FBA feet first. Smart sellers always test sell their products first by using FBM for at least a month. That way, you have a good idea of the salability of your items and will know if there is enough profit to be made to pay all the fees Amazon will assess, and still have their desired profit remaining.

Remember, if a seller does not know how well their product will sell, Amazon loves it when a dead, non-selling product sits on their shelves. That way, Amazon can take all of a seller's desired profit leaving them wondering where things went wrong.

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CR_Amazon
En respuesta a la entrada de Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

@Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

Hello there, my name is CR and wanted to see if I could help get you some information here.

As @Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX mentions above, I think we will need some additional information/clarification on what you are hoping to accomplish here.

Do you have your own brand of products that you manufacture? Or are you selling other brand's items?

We will hang tight here for clarification and in the meantime I will pop into the case you provided above to see if I can get some more information.

CR_Amazon

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Brand Registry application Pending Review for almost a month

Hi,

I submitted my brand registry application on January 12, and it's still pending review.

I'm on the verge of sending a shipment to FBA, but I'm unable to create store front pages because I don't currently own any brands under my account.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

PS my brand brand registry application case ID is 14615529201

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Brand Registry application Pending Review for almost a month

Hi,

I submitted my brand registry application on January 12, and it's still pending review.

I'm on the verge of sending a shipment to FBA, but I'm unable to create store front pages because I don't currently own any brands under my account.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

PS my brand brand registry application case ID is 14615529201

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Brand Registry application Pending Review for almost a month

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Hi,

I submitted my brand registry application on January 12, and it's still pending review.

I'm on the verge of sending a shipment to FBA, but I'm unable to create store front pages because I don't currently own any brands under my account.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

PS my brand brand registry application case ID is 14615529201

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Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX
En respuesta a la entrada de Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

Your post is a little confusing.

1.. If you are registering YOUR BRAND, you are the manufacturer of and retailer Of Your Brand.

2. If you are trying to sell someone else's brand you need to request an approval to sell their brand, usually by submitting your commercial retailer's account invoices from the manufacture.

3. Selling FBA? Hopefully you are not jumping in to FBA feet first. Smart sellers always test sell their products first by using FBM for at least a month. That way, you have a good idea of the salability of your items and will know if there is enough profit to be made to pay all the fees Amazon will assess, and still have their desired profit remaining.

Remember, if a seller does not know how well their product will sell, Amazon loves it when a dead, non-selling product sits on their shelves. That way, Amazon can take all of a seller's desired profit leaving them wondering where things went wrong.

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CR_Amazon
En respuesta a la entrada de Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

@Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

Hello there, my name is CR and wanted to see if I could help get you some information here.

As @Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX mentions above, I think we will need some additional information/clarification on what you are hoping to accomplish here.

Do you have your own brand of products that you manufacture? Or are you selling other brand's items?

We will hang tight here for clarification and in the meantime I will pop into the case you provided above to see if I can get some more information.

CR_Amazon

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Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX
En respuesta a la entrada de Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

Your post is a little confusing.

1.. If you are registering YOUR BRAND, you are the manufacturer of and retailer Of Your Brand.

2. If you are trying to sell someone else's brand you need to request an approval to sell their brand, usually by submitting your commercial retailer's account invoices from the manufacture.

3. Selling FBA? Hopefully you are not jumping in to FBA feet first. Smart sellers always test sell their products first by using FBM for at least a month. That way, you have a good idea of the salability of your items and will know if there is enough profit to be made to pay all the fees Amazon will assess, and still have their desired profit remaining.

Remember, if a seller does not know how well their product will sell, Amazon loves it when a dead, non-selling product sits on their shelves. That way, Amazon can take all of a seller's desired profit leaving them wondering where things went wrong.

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Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX
En respuesta a la entrada de Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

Your post is a little confusing.

1.. If you are registering YOUR BRAND, you are the manufacturer of and retailer Of Your Brand.

2. If you are trying to sell someone else's brand you need to request an approval to sell their brand, usually by submitting your commercial retailer's account invoices from the manufacture.

3. Selling FBA? Hopefully you are not jumping in to FBA feet first. Smart sellers always test sell their products first by using FBM for at least a month. That way, you have a good idea of the salability of your items and will know if there is enough profit to be made to pay all the fees Amazon will assess, and still have their desired profit remaining.

Remember, if a seller does not know how well their product will sell, Amazon loves it when a dead, non-selling product sits on their shelves. That way, Amazon can take all of a seller's desired profit leaving them wondering where things went wrong.

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CR_Amazon
En respuesta a la entrada de Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

@Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

Hello there, my name is CR and wanted to see if I could help get you some information here.

As @Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX mentions above, I think we will need some additional information/clarification on what you are hoping to accomplish here.

Do you have your own brand of products that you manufacture? Or are you selling other brand's items?

We will hang tight here for clarification and in the meantime I will pop into the case you provided above to see if I can get some more information.

CR_Amazon

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CR_Amazon
En respuesta a la entrada de Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

@Seller_kVUXtJJcXgJLE

Hello there, my name is CR and wanted to see if I could help get you some information here.

As @Seller_CW0P5hgbsiqWX mentions above, I think we will need some additional information/clarification on what you are hoping to accomplish here.

Do you have your own brand of products that you manufacture? Or are you selling other brand's items?

We will hang tight here for clarification and in the meantime I will pop into the case you provided above to see if I can get some more information.

CR_Amazon

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