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Preparing Your Amazon Business for the Easter Holiday April 20, 2025 🐣📦
With Easter just around the corner, now is the time to ensure your business is ready for the holiday rush! Whether you sell seasonal products or everyday essentials, a little preparation can help you maximize sales and avoid last-minute headaches.
💡 Stock & Inventory: Check your inventory levels, especially for seasonal items like Easter gifts, decorations, and chocolates. Make sure your FBA stock is sent in early to avoid delays.
💡 Pricing & Promotions: Consider running Easter discounts or lightning deals to attract shoppers looking for gifts and special treats.
💡 Optimized Listings: Update your product titles, descriptions, and images with Easter-related keywords to improve search visibility.
💡 Shipping & Fulfillment: If you’re fulfilling orders yourself, double-check shipping times and communicate any delays to customers in advance.
💡 Customer Engagement: Use social media, email marketing, or even Amazon Posts to highlight Easter-themed products and special offers.
💡 Pro Tip: 🐣 Easter Sunday 2025 (April 20, 2025) has been officially added to the holiday list in shipping settings.
How are you preparing your Amazon business for Easter? Share your tips and strategies below! 🐰
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Seller_Fg2fqaWOnEtha
I prepared my business for Mother's day and Easter (to some extent). I even sent some products to FBA (last time ever ever)
I sold one of these products, that was returned because it was too small (it wasn't, it was the right size but the customer obviously didn't read the size). I sold it for £20.99 and I was charged £28.99. And now apparently it cannot be sold on and will be sent to the skip and I haven't been refunded. But the customer said it was too small, not broken and if anything happened to it, it must have happened on the way back. Why should I lose £28.99? It's not an item of clothing or anything like that, if they thought it was too small they should have closed the sturdy box again and sent it back.
In the meantime, the same listing has turned into German. Obviously I no longer sell this product. I have tried to get them to change it back into English, but I am not the brand owner etc. they asked me for the url of the catalogue which I sent twice and weeks later still nothing. Yes, I prepared my business thank you very much but I have been let down by Amazon.
Seller_tQCfsb3zoC4AP
we are unable to function as a business on Amazon anymore.
Cannot list new products cannot unsupress current products cannot even add basics like colour attribute
We have no tools no seller support every day we get violations which are collective punishments for mostly mistakes by other sellers.
I once has over 33 thousand listings worldwide on Amazon now I have under a thousand in the UK only and that amount gets smaller daily.
Seller_5N3oVP66stmfC
How do I prepare and protect myself from dropshippers claiming refunds on orders, making a 100% profit? Leaving us with a loss and potentially closing the business, leaving our staff jobless.
I look forward to getting some top tips from Amazon.
Seller_Fg2fqaWOnEtha
Exactly, how do we protect ourselves from scammers? How do we protect ourselves from bots changing our listings or deactivating them? This is what we want to know.
I have been marketing products online for over 20 years, don't tell me about social media, keywords and promotions please. I am sure many other sellers around here have tons of experience. But scammers and bots are destroying our businesses here.
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