Understand why ASINs are recommended for FBA enrollment
To help you make more informed decisions about which products to enroll in Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), we've added more-detailed analysis to the FBA Enrollment Opportunities tool. This update is available in the US, the UK, Germany, Spain, France, and Italy.
The new Why this ASIN? rationale opens a detailed panel that compares FBA data to your seller-fulfilled performance, including the following:
- FBA speed advantage, which shows how many days faster FBA can deliver your product
- Performance of Prime products, including product detail page views, units sold, search impressions, and customer ratings
These insights from similar products will help you both quickly identify which of your seller-fulfilled ASINs could benefit most from enrollment in FBA, and optimize your inventory strategy.
To review your FBA Enrollment Opportunities, go to Inventory, and select Opportunities.
For more information, go to the FBA Enrollment Opportunities help page.
Understand why ASINs are recommended for FBA enrollment
To help you make more informed decisions about which products to enroll in Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), we've added more-detailed analysis to the FBA Enrollment Opportunities tool. This update is available in the US, the UK, Germany, Spain, France, and Italy.
The new Why this ASIN? rationale opens a detailed panel that compares FBA data to your seller-fulfilled performance, including the following:
- FBA speed advantage, which shows how many days faster FBA can deliver your product
- Performance of Prime products, including product detail page views, units sold, search impressions, and customer ratings
These insights from similar products will help you both quickly identify which of your seller-fulfilled ASINs could benefit most from enrollment in FBA, and optimize your inventory strategy.
To review your FBA Enrollment Opportunities, go to Inventory, and select Opportunities.
For more information, go to the FBA Enrollment Opportunities help page.
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Seller_tzb0Adb4whsRu
FBA is a money pit for sellers. Amazon charges so many fees and basically takes almost 50% of sales in fees!
FBA orders are the biggest customer complaints; missing items, broken items, late delivery, wrong items, etc.
All the returns are FBA orders but sellers take the hit, NOT Amazon.
FBA may deliver faster, but that doesn't mean much if the orders are damaged, lost, late, etc. as stated earlier.
Customer service is key and that doesn't mean just giving away free stuff and refunding buyers who are simply scamming the system.
Seller_mSYL1k1wsybfC
yes we converted to FBA, sent inventory and sure enough, even the high selling items became slow selling and now even not selling and stuck with Amazon. Now Amazon charges the fees so much so that for past one year we are paying Amazon for the storage and huge removal costs. Its a shame, Amazon knows how to destroy the livelihood of good sellers.
Its not that there is no demand, but we see similar designs colors from other sellers or may be Amazon itself popup on the top pages and we are no where to be found. So in a way, storage fees has become revenue maker for Amazon. No help, no support.
