One of the first tasks any Amazon seller faces is creating a new ASIN. Whether you’re a brand new seller or a seasoned veteran, we hope you’ll find this overview of how to create a new ASIN helpful.
Back to basics: what’s an ASIN?
ASIN is an acronym that stands for “Amazon Standard Identification Number.” Simply put, an ASIN is a unique identifier for a single item in Amazon’s product catalog.
There are two ways create an ASIN on Amazon. You can either...
Option 1. How to create an ASIN that already exists on Amazon
To create an ASIN that matches to an existing product listing, first be sure to have the Offer Details information available—including the product's condition, price, quantity, shipping options. Then follow the steps below:
Note: This option is not available to Amazon Handmade sellers
Option 2: How to create an ASIN for a new-to-Amazon product
To create an ASIN that’s a new product listing, you will list a new product and Amazon will create a new product detail page. Before you get started, be sure to have the product identifier, offer details, product details and keywords, and search terms information. Once you follow the steps below, your offer will be visible to buyers within 15 minutes.
Tips of the trade
ASIN limits: New sellers have a limit on the number of listings (offers and ASINs) they can create in a given week. Once you increase your sales, your capacity will also increase. So you’ll want to be strategic in how you prioritize your listings. If you’re a veteran seller with a high number of new listings, your listings will be evaluated and your ability to create new listing may be temporary restricted.
Duplicate ASINs: Before creating a new ASIN, always match your products to existing products in Amazon’s catalog. Failure to do so could result in you creating a new ASIN when the product already exist in Amazon’s catalog. Creating duplicate ASINs could impact your ability to sell on Amazon, as your selling privileges may be temporarily suspended or permanently removed. Matching the product helps create a better customer service experience for buyers and provides the seller with the opportunity to take full advantage of the buyer interest and traffic it generates for your product.
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Have you got any nuggets of advice around ASIN creation you’d like to share? We’d love to hear from you in the comments.
One of the first tasks any Amazon seller faces is creating a new ASIN. Whether you’re a brand new seller or a seasoned veteran, we hope you’ll find this overview of how to create a new ASIN helpful.
Back to basics: what’s an ASIN?
ASIN is an acronym that stands for “Amazon Standard Identification Number.” Simply put, an ASIN is a unique identifier for a single item in Amazon’s product catalog.
There are two ways create an ASIN on Amazon. You can either...
Option 1. How to create an ASIN that already exists on Amazon
To create an ASIN that matches to an existing product listing, first be sure to have the Offer Details information available—including the product's condition, price, quantity, shipping options. Then follow the steps below:
Note: This option is not available to Amazon Handmade sellers
Option 2: How to create an ASIN for a new-to-Amazon product
To create an ASIN that’s a new product listing, you will list a new product and Amazon will create a new product detail page. Before you get started, be sure to have the product identifier, offer details, product details and keywords, and search terms information. Once you follow the steps below, your offer will be visible to buyers within 15 minutes.
Tips of the trade
ASIN limits: New sellers have a limit on the number of listings (offers and ASINs) they can create in a given week. Once you increase your sales, your capacity will also increase. So you’ll want to be strategic in how you prioritize your listings. If you’re a veteran seller with a high number of new listings, your listings will be evaluated and your ability to create new listing may be temporary restricted.
Duplicate ASINs: Before creating a new ASIN, always match your products to existing products in Amazon’s catalog. Failure to do so could result in you creating a new ASIN when the product already exist in Amazon’s catalog. Creating duplicate ASINs could impact your ability to sell on Amazon, as your selling privileges may be temporarily suspended or permanently removed. Matching the product helps create a better customer service experience for buyers and provides the seller with the opportunity to take full advantage of the buyer interest and traffic it generates for your product.
We want to hear from you
Have you got any nuggets of advice around ASIN creation you’d like to share? We’d love to hear from you in the comments.
One of the first tasks any Amazon seller faces is creating a new ASIN. Whether you’re a brand new seller or a seasoned veteran, we hope you’ll find this overview of how to create a new ASIN helpful.
Back to basics: what’s an ASIN?
ASIN is an acronym that stands for “Amazon Standard Identification Number.” Simply put, an ASIN is a unique identifier for a single item in Amazon’s product catalog.
There are two ways create an ASIN on Amazon. You can either...
Option 1. How to create an ASIN that already exists on Amazon
To create an ASIN that matches to an existing product listing, first be sure to have the Offer Details information available—including the product's condition, price, quantity, shipping options. Then follow the steps below:
Note: This option is not available to Amazon Handmade sellers
Option 2: How to create an ASIN for a new-to-Amazon product
To create an ASIN that’s a new product listing, you will list a new product and Amazon will create a new product detail page. Before you get started, be sure to have the product identifier, offer details, product details and keywords, and search terms information. Once you follow the steps below, your offer will be visible to buyers within 15 minutes.
Tips of the trade
ASIN limits: New sellers have a limit on the number of listings (offers and ASINs) they can create in a given week. Once you increase your sales, your capacity will also increase. So you’ll want to be strategic in how you prioritize your listings. If you’re a veteran seller with a high number of new listings, your listings will be evaluated and your ability to create new listing may be temporary restricted.
Duplicate ASINs: Before creating a new ASIN, always match your products to existing products in Amazon’s catalog. Failure to do so could result in you creating a new ASIN when the product already exist in Amazon’s catalog. Creating duplicate ASINs could impact your ability to sell on Amazon, as your selling privileges may be temporarily suspended or permanently removed. Matching the product helps create a better customer service experience for buyers and provides the seller with the opportunity to take full advantage of the buyer interest and traffic it generates for your product.
We want to hear from you
Have you got any nuggets of advice around ASIN creation you’d like to share? We’d love to hear from you in the comments.