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Compliance Approved but Listing Still Inactive
by Seller_ep7OorYOBQOA9

I had my product listing blocked due compliance issue almost 60 days now. After uploading the required documents and got approved, they said my listing will be re-activated within 48 hours. However nothing changed between this timeline. I tried to contact Amazon Support and Health Specialists multiple times. But unfortunately I keep receiving the same templated answers “We looking into the issue, we’ll get back to you”. This thing it’s been happening 3+ weeks now and it’s really frustrating. Also I have stuck inventory, and Amazon keeps asking me to remove it. I don’t know who to contact anymore.

Please I’m asking for urgent escalation and help for this issue.

ASIN: B0DS8RNY8P

CASE ID: 3043250723, 3042531833

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Selling Applications Keep Getting Rejected
by Seller_eZAkE8z4p7nLc

Dear Amazon Team,

Currently I am in the process of launching our product on Amazon but our selling applications always got declined: "We have completed our review of your application and have concluded that it does not meet the criteria for approval at the moment. We see that you are trying to create a listing for one of the brands which is currently restricted. We are currently not accepting applications to create ASIN(s) for the provided brand name."

In this case, there is no external owner, I am the owner of the product and I already purchased a UPC code for the product directly from the official GS1 website and upload it as well.

Could you please advise on the appropriate steps to have my product approved for sale on Amazon?

Thank you.

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Misunderstanding of the minimum age value.
by Seller_NYs4b9qSOs66W

Hello, my ad was closed yesterday, the reason is that I entered the minimum age as 6, Amazon perceives it as months and asks me for a certificate.

But my product is suitable for children aged 72 months.

They tell me to update this value, but I can't do it because it is locked in my account.

I filed a lawsuit and asked them to write 72 in the minimum age section.

In response, they tell me how to do it, I already know this, but I can't do it because it is locked. Can someone with experience help me?

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In our new podcast series Small Business Bytes on This is Small Business, producer Andrea Marquez shares bite-sized insights from interviews with more than 100 US small business owners about pivotal moments, challenges and lessons learned as they scaled their business.

In this series, Marquez explores how mindset is a powerful tool to guide long-term planning and overcome challenges:

  1. Know the problem you’re solving: Your why leads your decisions, your brand messaging and keeps you going when things get tough. For example, Sean Brownlee founded Ravenox to create stable, meaningful jobs for veterans as they transition to civilian life. Teri Johnson created Harlem Candle Co to celebrate Black culture in the US through fragrance. Both found success by grounding their business in a clear purpose. Ask yourself: What pain point does my business address? And how does that connect to my deeper mission?
  2. Don’t wait for perfect: Trying to perfect your product before launching can stall your growth. When Val Fishbane of Spread the Love Foods launched early, real world customer data helped refine everything from the ingredients to the jar size. Consider starting small, gathering feedback and iterating from there.
  3. Make your brand story personal: Storytelling builds emotional trust, but it needs to be rooted in something meaningful. Conchita Pleasant started Nefertiti’s Secrets after losing her hair during cancer treatment. She turned personal healing into a haircare brand focused on empowerment. Ray Phillips of Soap Sox created his product to help children in treatment facilities feel safe at bath time. These stories make customers feel seen and understood. Share the personal moment that sparked your business. Why did you decide to create this solution?
  4. Craft a pitch that hooks in seconds: A sharp elevator pitch should spark curiosity fast. Felicia Jackson (CPR Wrap) opens her pitch with a gripping moment of panic: watching her child choke and feeling powerless despite her CPR training. Matthew Tesvich (Skunk Skin) connects with humour and relatability: he jokes about his own stinky feet, then pitches odour-fighting socks. Present the problem, an emotional hook and a simple solution and try to do it in less than 60 seconds.
  5. Use social proof to build trust: User-generated content like reviews, social media tags and customer photos and videos are powerful tools to grow your brand. Research shows that 70% of customers will consider user-generated content before purchasing a product. Create a branded hashtag, repost customer content (with permission) and add reviews or videos to your product pages or email newsletters.

To listen to all the episodes of This Is Small Business and Small Business Bytes, go to Amazon Music, Spotify or Apple Podcasts

(Note: Episodes are in English.)

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I have uploaded all my products i need to know my inventory is not showing on product page and its showing out of stock while inventory is added at the backend.

also my products are not appearing in search

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Hello everyone!

In the past, we have read about errors during the listing creation process, where the EAN was previously incorrectly linked to a different ASIN. Therefore, we want to provide instructions on how to proceed in such cases.

You have two options:

  1. Choose "This is not my product" while creating the offer and contact Seller Support Services (SPS) to report the issue.
  2. Reach out to SPS directly, providing a screenshot of the conflicting error message and supporting documents.

Note: Providing the Seller SKU is crucial, even if the item hasn't been created or added to the inventory yet, as the exemption will be granted based on the SKU, EAN, and Seller ID.

Supporting documents:

If you are the brand owner:

  • A copy of the GS1 certificate, which shows the owner's legal entity and associated GTIN prefix.
  • Proof of the relationship between the legal entity on the GS1 certificate and the brand, such as trademark registration documents or a website owned by the brand, manufacturer, or UPC/EAN owner, clearly displaying the connection between the brand and the UPC/EAN owner.

If you are not the brand owner:

  • A letter or legal agreement from the manufacturer or brand, confirming that either the GTIN used by you is valid and owned by the manufacturer/brand OR that you are authorized to use your own GTIN to sell unique products with the brand.
  • The letter/agreement must include contact information for the brand/manufacturer's point of contact for verification purposes and if you are using your own GTIN, it needs a clear establishment of the relationship between your prefix and the brand.
  • Alternatively, if you use your own GTIN, you can provide a copy of the GS1 certificate, showing the legal entity and associated GTIN prefix.

Feel free to share your experiences on this topic and let us know if you find posts like this helpful by giving a thumbs up 👍 or down 👎, or by leaving a comment 😊

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Australian site is not on sale
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Dear Amazon Seller Support Team

Hello:

My Australian site uploaded the review documents on 5.19, but it has not started reviewing until now. The Australian site in the account is currently in a non-sale state. The current inventory has been in Amazon warehouse for a month. Due to the unaudited account, my products cannot be sold. What should I do? I am very anxious and want to know the solution.

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