brand approval using a ink stamper
hi all ..
so i am trying to get a brand approval for wall art but keep getting rejected ,.
the first time i tried , i had a brand sticker label attacked to the package and then took various pics of it and the poster at various angles .....
this failed .. i then purchased a ink stamper . i stamped the poster with it and the packaging on the front and back plus other angles .
this too has failed and i was rejected yet again ...
what is wrong .why do they keep rejecting it
brand approval using a ink stamper
hi all ..
so i am trying to get a brand approval for wall art but keep getting rejected ,.
the first time i tried , i had a brand sticker label attacked to the package and then took various pics of it and the poster at various angles .....
this failed .. i then purchased a ink stamper . i stamped the poster with it and the packaging on the front and back plus other angles .
this too has failed and i was rejected yet again ...
what is wrong .why do they keep rejecting it
4 replies
Ezra_Amazon
Hello @Seller_9aWUmHBK80QXi,
Consider having your packaging and products professionally manufactured with your branding pre-printed rather than using stamps or stickers, as Amazon views these as temporary markings.
If your wall art is handmade or personally designed, Handmade might be a better option than trying to get brand approval through regular Amazon selling.
Cheers, Ezra
brand approval using a ink stamper
hi all ..
so i am trying to get a brand approval for wall art but keep getting rejected ,.
the first time i tried , i had a brand sticker label attacked to the package and then took various pics of it and the poster at various angles .....
this failed .. i then purchased a ink stamper . i stamped the poster with it and the packaging on the front and back plus other angles .
this too has failed and i was rejected yet again ...
what is wrong .why do they keep rejecting it
brand approval using a ink stamper
hi all ..
so i am trying to get a brand approval for wall art but keep getting rejected ,.
the first time i tried , i had a brand sticker label attacked to the package and then took various pics of it and the poster at various angles .....
this failed .. i then purchased a ink stamper . i stamped the poster with it and the packaging on the front and back plus other angles .
this too has failed and i was rejected yet again ...
what is wrong .why do they keep rejecting it
brand approval using a ink stamper
hi all ..
so i am trying to get a brand approval for wall art but keep getting rejected ,.
the first time i tried , i had a brand sticker label attacked to the package and then took various pics of it and the poster at various angles .....
this failed .. i then purchased a ink stamper . i stamped the poster with it and the packaging on the front and back plus other angles .
this too has failed and i was rejected yet again ...
what is wrong .why do they keep rejecting it
4 replies
4 replies
Ezra_Amazon
Hello @Seller_9aWUmHBK80QXi,
Consider having your packaging and products professionally manufactured with your branding pre-printed rather than using stamps or stickers, as Amazon views these as temporary markings.
If your wall art is handmade or personally designed, Handmade might be a better option than trying to get brand approval through regular Amazon selling.
Cheers, Ezra
Ezra_Amazon
Hello @Seller_9aWUmHBK80QXi,
Consider having your packaging and products professionally manufactured with your branding pre-printed rather than using stamps or stickers, as Amazon views these as temporary markings.
If your wall art is handmade or personally designed, Handmade might be a better option than trying to get brand approval through regular Amazon selling.
Cheers, Ezra
Ezra_Amazon
Hello @Seller_9aWUmHBK80QXi,
Consider having your packaging and products professionally manufactured with your branding pre-printed rather than using stamps or stickers, as Amazon views these as temporary markings.
If your wall art is handmade or personally designed, Handmade might be a better option than trying to get brand approval through regular Amazon selling.
Cheers, Ezra
