If you want to enroll in Amazon’s Brand Registry program for the first time or enroll a new brand, we have an updated enrollment process involving two new requirements.
If you are a brand owner, you will need to provide at least one image that shows your brand name, logo or other identifying mark on a product and/or packaging. You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold. This will help Brand Registry better identify the brand being enrolled. For brands not sold on Amazon, there will be an option to self-report product categories instead of providing an ASIN.
For more information about Brand Registry including eligibility and FAQ, click here .
If you want to enroll in Amazon’s Brand Registry program for the first time or enroll a new brand, we have an updated enrollment process involving two new requirements.
If you are a brand owner, you will need to provide at least one image that shows your brand name, logo or other identifying mark on a product and/or packaging. You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold. This will help Brand Registry better identify the brand being enrolled. For brands not sold on Amazon, there will be an option to self-report product categories instead of providing an ASIN.
For more information about Brand Registry including eligibility and FAQ, click here .
Same question, does that mean we can enroll without trademark?
This requirement seems backwards. For a new Seller, Brand Registry should be set up prior to loading products (otherwise triggering the new “you need permission to register products for this brand” - which is an ordeal in itself). Linking the ASINs should be an after-the-fact step during which the registered brand is clearly applied to each product. If you need a brand to identify categories… that is fine… but typically this is too early in the process to identify individual ASINs.
Really, all these steps should be in one place… in the brand registry application and not sprinkled throughout the process causing delays.
Initial category approval and proof of products should also be a part of the account registration process… making set-up more streamlined and efficient - and not creating surprise steps or unexpected delays for new Sellers.
There’s 3 roles as we know. Rights Owner, Agent, and Administrator. Does other hidden roles exists outside those roles? one brand granted us “Content Contributor” role can anyone answer this?
The second requirement states “You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold.”
I’m a little confused here, that this mean that if I am not the brand owner I cannot create a new listing if the product is not sold currently in Amazon?
Let’s say I am bringing a new product with a new brand from overseas that has never been sold in the US, normally I would create a listing with UPC code. That this mean the product has to have an ASIN being sold currently in Amazon?
I am wondering Can I change the Brand Name from Brand1 to Brand2? If I am not BRegistred yet ?
Amazon asked me to provide evidence of using the brand, although I submitted an ITU Trademark.
Does anyone know anything about it?
Is it possible to apply for brand registry while trademark is pending? There was a page that used to accept this request but the link is broken. Please advise. Thanks.
If you want to enroll in Amazon’s Brand Registry program for the first time or enroll a new brand, we have an updated enrollment process involving two new requirements.
If you are a brand owner, you will need to provide at least one image that shows your brand name, logo or other identifying mark on a product and/or packaging. You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold. This will help Brand Registry better identify the brand being enrolled. For brands not sold on Amazon, there will be an option to self-report product categories instead of providing an ASIN.
For more information about Brand Registry including eligibility and FAQ, click here .
If you want to enroll in Amazon’s Brand Registry program for the first time or enroll a new brand, we have an updated enrollment process involving two new requirements.
If you are a brand owner, you will need to provide at least one image that shows your brand name, logo or other identifying mark on a product and/or packaging. You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold. This will help Brand Registry better identify the brand being enrolled. For brands not sold on Amazon, there will be an option to self-report product categories instead of providing an ASIN.
For more information about Brand Registry including eligibility and FAQ, click here .
If you want to enroll in Amazon’s Brand Registry program for the first time or enroll a new brand, we have an updated enrollment process involving two new requirements.
If you are a brand owner, you will need to provide at least one image that shows your brand name, logo or other identifying mark on a product and/or packaging. You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold. This will help Brand Registry better identify the brand being enrolled. For brands not sold on Amazon, there will be an option to self-report product categories instead of providing an ASIN.
For more information about Brand Registry including eligibility and FAQ, click here .
Same question, does that mean we can enroll without trademark?
This requirement seems backwards. For a new Seller, Brand Registry should be set up prior to loading products (otherwise triggering the new “you need permission to register products for this brand” - which is an ordeal in itself). Linking the ASINs should be an after-the-fact step during which the registered brand is clearly applied to each product. If you need a brand to identify categories… that is fine… but typically this is too early in the process to identify individual ASINs.
Really, all these steps should be in one place… in the brand registry application and not sprinkled throughout the process causing delays.
Initial category approval and proof of products should also be a part of the account registration process… making set-up more streamlined and efficient - and not creating surprise steps or unexpected delays for new Sellers.
There’s 3 roles as we know. Rights Owner, Agent, and Administrator. Does other hidden roles exists outside those roles? one brand granted us “Content Contributor” role can anyone answer this?
The second requirement states “You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold.”
I’m a little confused here, that this mean that if I am not the brand owner I cannot create a new listing if the product is not sold currently in Amazon?
Let’s say I am bringing a new product with a new brand from overseas that has never been sold in the US, normally I would create a listing with UPC code. That this mean the product has to have an ASIN being sold currently in Amazon?
I am wondering Can I change the Brand Name from Brand1 to Brand2? If I am not BRegistred yet ?
Amazon asked me to provide evidence of using the brand, although I submitted an ITU Trademark.
Does anyone know anything about it?
Is it possible to apply for brand registry while trademark is pending? There was a page that used to accept this request but the link is broken. Please advise. Thanks.
Same question, does that mean we can enroll without trademark?
Same question, does that mean we can enroll without trademark?
This requirement seems backwards. For a new Seller, Brand Registry should be set up prior to loading products (otherwise triggering the new “you need permission to register products for this brand” - which is an ordeal in itself). Linking the ASINs should be an after-the-fact step during which the registered brand is clearly applied to each product. If you need a brand to identify categories… that is fine… but typically this is too early in the process to identify individual ASINs.
Really, all these steps should be in one place… in the brand registry application and not sprinkled throughout the process causing delays.
Initial category approval and proof of products should also be a part of the account registration process… making set-up more streamlined and efficient - and not creating surprise steps or unexpected delays for new Sellers.
This requirement seems backwards. For a new Seller, Brand Registry should be set up prior to loading products (otherwise triggering the new “you need permission to register products for this brand” - which is an ordeal in itself). Linking the ASINs should be an after-the-fact step during which the registered brand is clearly applied to each product. If you need a brand to identify categories… that is fine… but typically this is too early in the process to identify individual ASINs.
Really, all these steps should be in one place… in the brand registry application and not sprinkled throughout the process causing delays.
Initial category approval and proof of products should also be a part of the account registration process… making set-up more streamlined and efficient - and not creating surprise steps or unexpected delays for new Sellers.
There’s 3 roles as we know. Rights Owner, Agent, and Administrator. Does other hidden roles exists outside those roles? one brand granted us “Content Contributor” role can anyone answer this?
There’s 3 roles as we know. Rights Owner, Agent, and Administrator. Does other hidden roles exists outside those roles? one brand granted us “Content Contributor” role can anyone answer this?
The second requirement states “You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold.”
I’m a little confused here, that this mean that if I am not the brand owner I cannot create a new listing if the product is not sold currently in Amazon?
Let’s say I am bringing a new product with a new brand from overseas that has never been sold in the US, normally I would create a listing with UPC code. That this mean the product has to have an ASIN being sold currently in Amazon?
The second requirement states “You will also need to provide at least one ASIN for each product category in which the brand is sold.”
I’m a little confused here, that this mean that if I am not the brand owner I cannot create a new listing if the product is not sold currently in Amazon?
Let’s say I am bringing a new product with a new brand from overseas that has never been sold in the US, normally I would create a listing with UPC code. That this mean the product has to have an ASIN being sold currently in Amazon?
I am wondering Can I change the Brand Name from Brand1 to Brand2? If I am not BRegistred yet ?
I am wondering Can I change the Brand Name from Brand1 to Brand2? If I am not BRegistred yet ?
Amazon asked me to provide evidence of using the brand, although I submitted an ITU Trademark.
Does anyone know anything about it?
Amazon asked me to provide evidence of using the brand, although I submitted an ITU Trademark.
Does anyone know anything about it?
Is it possible to apply for brand registry while trademark is pending? There was a page that used to accept this request but the link is broken. Please advise. Thanks.
Is it possible to apply for brand registry while trademark is pending? There was a page that used to accept this request but the link is broken. Please advise. Thanks.