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📢 Your chance to win $100 Amazon gift card with our Summer Sweepstakes 📢
Share your sales-boosting tips and secrets! We want to hear your Amazon success story and the winning strategies behind it. Reply with what tactics have given your bottom line the biggest boost for a chance to win 1 of 10 $100 Amazon gift cards!
We're accepting responses on this thread only from now until 11:59PM PT on August 8th, 2025 We will notify the potential prize winners via their Seller Central account, and post the winner’s usernames on Forums. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Must be a legal resident of the 50 US + D.C., 18+. and actively enrolled Amazon selling partner with a Seller Forums account. Winners will be randomly selected from all comments. Limit one entry per person See Official Rules for details.
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Seller_6gabbAFwNE2O6
What has been working best for me is:
1) Running promotions on sponsored products and
2) having My Amazon Guy review my top selling ASIN and implementing their recommendations from a free evaluation
Seller_xlf3vF516IRli
There are so many things that contribute to a bottom line profit. Being Handmade, I MAKE every single order as they are ordered. Nothing is made ahead of time, and that helps contribute to a healthy bottom line, and not sitting on stock...that being said:
What has been the most important for me is to continuously check pricing on supplies every time I reorder to make sure I'm getting the best deal from the best supplier. I have several I use depending on what I'm ordering, and who has the best prices this week. With the increases in tariffs and shipping, it's become even more important to make sure my supplies are American Made as well, which has kept my overall pricing low and my bottom line profitable.
Seller_nmfABL5lLiiSX
Knowing our customer, their values and where the combination of these two are headed is a daily question. A deep understanding of our targeted audience and where the market may head, for future guidance, is a lingering aspect of developing our brand in nearly every conversation. Using customer feedback to continually refine this focus is instrumental for our current and future offerings.
Furthering the refined targeting of current and prospective customers is an emphasis on their experience. A seamless UE across all platforms ensures an easy checkout process and eliminates the second-guessing nature of any purchase. Providing excellent customer service and building brand trust via reviews or referrals one guest at a time.
Optimizing our sales and marketing teams and tools are second only to our customers. Making use of multi-channel approach to blend our inbound and outbound marketing strategy is the best option for a personalized touch. While the "content creation" approach may seem oversaturated, a social media engagement to attract, and retain, customers is essential.
Seller_wi0zazxLjsSyQ
For me, what's made the biggest impact has been focusing heavily on optimizing my product listings, especially the titles and bullet points. I spent some time researching exactly what keywords customers were using, and then updated my listings to include these naturally.
Also, quick replies and solving issues promptly have helped me maintain strong seller feedback and product reviews, which in turn boosted trust and conversions.
Seller_bVX6LyGmEDsc2
It all boils down to common sense:
a. Treat your customer as you would like to be treated.
b. Make sure your product information is accurate.
c. Ship as soon as possible.
I don't make a living at this, it's a hobby I enjoy, and I get paid; what can be better than that?
Seller_cVmrUB9CcqWRC
promote your product in other platforms and run sponsor ads in amazon.
Seller_zhKQrYeClHgmC
Finally got 2 products listed but cant seem to get the others and getting tired of fighting to get the listed, sold 1 item and was excited hope to sell more and get ALL my products listed and not denied for some stupid reason
Seller_7gA8sJBDhHouM
I'm taking my first steps as an Amazon seller, and although I haven't made many sales yet, I'm committed to building something big. For me, this is more than just a virtual store: it's the beginning of a dream as an entrepreneur.
From the beginning, I've understood that selling on Amazon requires strategy, patience, and constant learning. That's why I've focused on three fundamental pillars:
Choosing useful and seasonal products. I started with two-packs of school glue, anticipating the back-to-school season. I'm confident that by offering well-thought-out products with good presentation and added value, I'll stand out.
Creating an authentic brand. Although I'm new, I designed my logo, worked on the packaging, and am slowly building a visual image that connects with families, especially those looking for educational and sensory products.
Learning as much as I can about the platform. I've read forums, followed tutorials, and analyzed my listings to improve them with clear titles, relevant keywords, and compelling images. Although sales are still low, I learn something new every day and move forward with more confidence.
My goal is clear: to use real, purposeful strategies to grow step by step. I know that results don't come overnight, but I also know that with effort, perseverance, and good planning, they can be achieved.
Thank you, Amazon, for offering me this entrepreneurial opportunity. I'm excited for what's next.
Seller_UytaonzMPDrz3
I find that giving my customers more than what they expect not only makes them happy but assures repeat business. I hand make all of my items and prior to mailing, I package them in the theme that is appropriate and then wrap each package. My rocks for example are wrapped in tissue paper, then placed inside a muslin drawstring bag with a charm and placed inside a cello bag. I then wrap them in purple tissue paper with a sticker and then hot glue the sides (because I don't like the look of tape on packages). I also include a small free item that promotes my other products. I feel presentation is so important, because when a customer opens the package and sees good presentation, they know you care about your product. In addition, I place my packages inside a plastic bag once they are wrapped in case they are left out in the rain or snow. I've never had a complaint yet that packages are ruined. Go that extra mile and your customers will return.
Seller_OzVR08ROodNsi
One of the most transformative strategies I’ve implemented is creating individual videos tailored to each color and size variation of a product. Instead of using one generic video, I produce concise, visually compelling content that shows customers exactly what they’re purchasing. This has not only increased conversions across all variations but also significantly lowered my return rate, since shoppers know exactly what to expect.
To further boost engagement and brand trust, I’ve upgraded my top-performing listings to A+ Premium Content, using a dynamic combination of high-quality images, scroll-stopping ad copy, and short-form videos. This layered approach speaks to different types of buyers—whether they skim visuals, read text, or watch content—and helps seal the deal at the bottom of the funnel.
On the inventory side, maintaining a strong IPI score and avoiding stockouts has been absolutely critical. I take full advantage of Amazon’s capacity limits, planning shipments to maximize every cubic foot allowed and sustain a healthy sell-through rate. I also leverage Amazon Warehousing & Distribution (AWD) to strategically store overflow inventory, which helps me stay in stock year-round—even during demand spikes or restock delays. This multi-pronged approach not only protects my sales velocity but ensures I remain eligible for expanded storage limits during key selling seasons.
Bottom line? Personalizing the customer experience through variation-specific videos, A+ Premium storytelling, and proactive inventory management has given my business the biggest boost—and turned browsers into loyal buyers.
