1P(1st Party) EComm sellers sell their brand directly to Amazon, and then Amazon ships the product to the consumer.  There are many benefits to selling your product directly on Amazon.

3P (3rd Party) The third-party seller is a key player in the eCommerce world. They are considered "resellers" when it comes to Amazon, and they purchase products from brands that will then be sold on FBA or FBM to Amazon customers!

3rd Party Logistics - Sending your products to Amazon FBA warehouses for distribution is an effective way of optimizing the flow and increasing efficiency. The process can be automated or outsourced, so you don't have the extra hassle!

A+ Content is a feature of a professional Amazon Sellers account that helps enhance your product descriptions, video, and images. Sellers must be enrolled in the Brand Registry to utilize this feature.

The Amazon A-to-Z Guarantee is a protection for customers when they purchase items from third party sellers. This means that not only will you get your item on time and in perfect condition, but also if there's any issue with delivery or returns at all!  The famous "Amazon Return Policy" has been talked about by everyone who shops online lately--and now we know why: it really does offer an amazing level of customer service.

The idea of split testing is to evaluate different content, images or pricing for your product on Amazon in order find out which improves sales. This can be done by conducting an experiment with one factor at a time so you don't risk making any mistakes that may affect other aspects if the listingA great way around this problem has been found through successful entrepreneurs who use what's called "AB Testing." With AB tests it’s possible determine whether changing some aspect about our products will affect its outcome positively before committing changes completely—a process referred herein as “Split Test.

A9 is a developer of search engine as well as search advertising. A9 is also a former subsidiary of Amazon.

You may be wondering how to measure the success of your advertising campaigns. One way is with Amazon Ads' average cost per sale (ACoS). This metric tells you what percentage share each keyword has when combined across all ads for that campaign and can help determine which keywords are most profitable based on their earnings potential. For example, if I spent $15 but only received 50% revenue from those searches because customers had multiple options before them or other factors blocked conversion opportunities such as high competition regions--then my ACoSpend would come out at 30%.

The Amazon Global Logistics Freight Terms are part of the AGL freight program, which means they only apply to shipments transported through this service.

With headquarters in Seattle and more than 100 million customers worldwide, Amazon is the world's largest online retailer. It also offers cloud services to its vast clientele.