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Amazon’s 75-character product title limit: what UK sellers need to do
MoreAmazon is cutting product titles to 75 characters on July 27, 2026. UK sellers need to act now to avoid auto-truncation and ensure their key product information remains visible. Learn what changed, what it means for your listings, and what to do before the deadline.
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Move slow stock in June: why velocity matters on Amazon
MoreMove slow stock in June: why velocity matters on Amazon Why June is different Most sellers waste June by treating it like any other month. It is not. Father’s Day is done, summer holidays are starting, and your Q3 inventory decisions are being made right now. If you are sitting on stock from a slow…
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Amazon tightens ASIN creation rules: what it means for UK sellers
MoreAmazon is tightening ASIN creation rules, and resellers are losing access to entire product categories. Vendors and third-party sellers can no longer create new ASINs for brands enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry unless they hold a formal Reseller role. The policy took effect June 1, 2026.
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Prime Day 2026: Amazon Seller Preparation Guide – Inventory Deadlines and Deal Submission
MorePrime Day 2026 is coming. Most sellers are already behind. If you missed the April 30 deal submission deadline, you lost $50 per deal. That’s real money. But the bigger problem isn’t the discount—it’s inventory. Your inventory cutoff is May 27 (or June 5 if you’re using Amazon-optimized splits). That’s not far away. Products that…
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Amazon cancels SP-API fees: why Amazon sellers should care
MoreAmazon just cancelled the planned SP-API fees. That matters more than it sounds. For sellers, this is not developer gossip. It affects the software stack behind: inventory syncing repricing listing management reporting forecasting agency and operator workflows If those fees had stuck, the cost would have landed somewhere predictable: on you. What changed: Amazon confirmed…
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Amazon’s 2026 FBA Fee Changes: What You Need to Know
MoreAmazon just dropped their 2026 FBA fee changes. Here’s what you need to know. Starting January 15, 2026, fulfillment fees are going up. Average increase: $0.08 per unit. Sounds small? It’s less than 0.5% of an average item’s selling price. But here’s the catch—April 17 brings a 3.5% fuel and logistics surcharge on top of…
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Amazon Ending FBA Prep Services in 2026: What Sellers Need to Know
MoreAmazon’s ending FBA prep services January 1, 2026. No more bagging, labeling, or prepping through Amazon. You’re handling it all now. Why this matters: Compliance risk goes up. One mistake and inventory gets rejected or delayed. You need a partner or in-house operation ready before the deadline. Speed still wins. Getting prepped inventory into Amazon…