What does quantity mean on the add a new product page?
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If you do not use FBA and are shipping the items to customers yourself this is the quantity you have in stock and for sale on the day you create the listing. You can increase this amount in your Inventory page at any time.
If you are selling FBA this simply has to be a non-zero number. If you sell FBA the quantity for sale will be determined by amazon as the products arrive at the Amazon warehouse. It has nothing to do with any inventory limits.
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Seller_T5Mv3ZCUSh7Zl
That is your current Inventory on hand and ready to ship, that number decreases, as product sells and you will increase the number as your stock is replenished. It has nothing to do with FBA (at the moment).
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Oh boy…
Have you completed seller univeristy? Don’t use Youtube videos, you sell (or are attempting) to sell on Amazon, not youtube
Yes, that’s the quantity and yes, it can be updated as time passes by.
You are not ready to be making listings.
Seller_lYLz1roOGTQRE
If you do not use FBA and are shipping the items to customers yourself this is the quantity you have in stock and for sale on the day you create the listing. You can increase this amount in your Inventory page at any time.
If you are selling FBA this simply has to be a non-zero number. If you sell FBA the quantity for sale will be determined by amazon as the products arrive at the Amazon warehouse. It has nothing to do with any inventory limits.
Seller_olet7eVOHxQZd
You are asking basic questions that you should already know the answer to. Stop. Spend some time in Amazon’s Seller University. https://sellercentral.amazon.com/learn
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When creating a new listing, always leave quantity empty, or 0. Get the listing created, then go to inventory page to update quantity, whether FBA or FBM.
And as others suggested, you probably need to put your account on vacation and take some time to learn the platform.
I recommend reading thru the following post by @papyrophilia and all of the links it leads you to. Take notes, then come back with questions. This is probably the best one stop shop for any questions a new(or veteran) seller may have
What does quantity mean on the add a new product page?
What does quantity mean on the add a new product page?
What does quantity mean in this page? For example, Let’s say I wrote 150 here. if I have 150 products in my stock after opening the list, can I add 200 products later? Is this number the max limit of my amazon fba storage?
Seller_lYLz1roOGTQRE
If you do not use FBA and are shipping the items to customers yourself this is the quantity you have in stock and for sale on the day you create the listing. You can increase this amount in your Inventory page at any time.
If you are selling FBA this simply has to be a non-zero number. If you sell FBA the quantity for sale will be determined by amazon as the products arrive at the Amazon warehouse. It has nothing to do with any inventory limits.
Seller_lYLz1roOGTQRE
If you do not use FBA and are shipping the items to customers yourself this is the quantity you have in stock and for sale on the day you create the listing. You can increase this amount in your Inventory page at any time.
If you are selling FBA this simply has to be a non-zero number. If you sell FBA the quantity for sale will be determined by amazon as the products arrive at the Amazon warehouse. It has nothing to do with any inventory limits.
Seller_lYLz1roOGTQRE
If you do not use FBA and are shipping the items to customers yourself this is the quantity you have in stock and for sale on the day you create the listing. You can increase this amount in your Inventory page at any time.
If you are selling FBA this simply has to be a non-zero number. If you sell FBA the quantity for sale will be determined by amazon as the products arrive at the Amazon warehouse. It has nothing to do with any inventory limits.
14 replies
14 replies
Seller_T5Mv3ZCUSh7Zl
That is your current Inventory on hand and ready to ship, that number decreases, as product sells and you will increase the number as your stock is replenished. It has nothing to do with FBA (at the moment).
Seller_4RRTjOpWG0qkj
Oh boy…
Have you completed seller univeristy? Don’t use Youtube videos, you sell (or are attempting) to sell on Amazon, not youtube
Yes, that’s the quantity and yes, it can be updated as time passes by.
You are not ready to be making listings.
Seller_lYLz1roOGTQRE
If you do not use FBA and are shipping the items to customers yourself this is the quantity you have in stock and for sale on the day you create the listing. You can increase this amount in your Inventory page at any time.
If you are selling FBA this simply has to be a non-zero number. If you sell FBA the quantity for sale will be determined by amazon as the products arrive at the Amazon warehouse. It has nothing to do with any inventory limits.
Seller_olet7eVOHxQZd
You are asking basic questions that you should already know the answer to. Stop. Spend some time in Amazon’s Seller University. https://sellercentral.amazon.com/learn
Seller_QcJcgjn9q1zh5
When creating a new listing, always leave quantity empty, or 0. Get the listing created, then go to inventory page to update quantity, whether FBA or FBM.
And as others suggested, you probably need to put your account on vacation and take some time to learn the platform.
I recommend reading thru the following post by @papyrophilia and all of the links it leads you to. Take notes, then come back with questions. This is probably the best one stop shop for any questions a new(or veteran) seller may have
Seller_T5Mv3ZCUSh7Zl
That is your current Inventory on hand and ready to ship, that number decreases, as product sells and you will increase the number as your stock is replenished. It has nothing to do with FBA (at the moment).
Seller_T5Mv3ZCUSh7Zl
That is your current Inventory on hand and ready to ship, that number decreases, as product sells and you will increase the number as your stock is replenished. It has nothing to do with FBA (at the moment).
Seller_4RRTjOpWG0qkj
Oh boy…
Have you completed seller univeristy? Don’t use Youtube videos, you sell (or are attempting) to sell on Amazon, not youtube
Yes, that’s the quantity and yes, it can be updated as time passes by.
You are not ready to be making listings.
Seller_4RRTjOpWG0qkj
Oh boy…
Have you completed seller univeristy? Don’t use Youtube videos, you sell (or are attempting) to sell on Amazon, not youtube
Yes, that’s the quantity and yes, it can be updated as time passes by.
You are not ready to be making listings.
Seller_lYLz1roOGTQRE
If you do not use FBA and are shipping the items to customers yourself this is the quantity you have in stock and for sale on the day you create the listing. You can increase this amount in your Inventory page at any time.
If you are selling FBA this simply has to be a non-zero number. If you sell FBA the quantity for sale will be determined by amazon as the products arrive at the Amazon warehouse. It has nothing to do with any inventory limits.
Seller_lYLz1roOGTQRE
If you do not use FBA and are shipping the items to customers yourself this is the quantity you have in stock and for sale on the day you create the listing. You can increase this amount in your Inventory page at any time.
If you are selling FBA this simply has to be a non-zero number. If you sell FBA the quantity for sale will be determined by amazon as the products arrive at the Amazon warehouse. It has nothing to do with any inventory limits.
Seller_olet7eVOHxQZd
You are asking basic questions that you should already know the answer to. Stop. Spend some time in Amazon’s Seller University. https://sellercentral.amazon.com/learn
Seller_olet7eVOHxQZd
You are asking basic questions that you should already know the answer to. Stop. Spend some time in Amazon’s Seller University. https://sellercentral.amazon.com/learn
Seller_QcJcgjn9q1zh5
When creating a new listing, always leave quantity empty, or 0. Get the listing created, then go to inventory page to update quantity, whether FBA or FBM.
And as others suggested, you probably need to put your account on vacation and take some time to learn the platform.
I recommend reading thru the following post by @papyrophilia and all of the links it leads you to. Take notes, then come back with questions. This is probably the best one stop shop for any questions a new(or veteran) seller may have
Seller_QcJcgjn9q1zh5
When creating a new listing, always leave quantity empty, or 0. Get the listing created, then go to inventory page to update quantity, whether FBA or FBM.
And as others suggested, you probably need to put your account on vacation and take some time to learn the platform.
I recommend reading thru the following post by @papyrophilia and all of the links it leads you to. Take notes, then come back with questions. This is probably the best one stop shop for any questions a new(or veteran) seller may have
