My Amazon Guy Friday Live Q&A with Noah Wickham | Summary and Q&A

TL;DR

Amazon experts answer seller questions about trademark rejections, Google ads, shipping, TikTok shop, listing merges, and more.

Key Insights

• 📛 Merging brand names or creating merged listings can help retain rankings and reviews when changing names.
• 🫠 Learning about Google ads can be beneficial for Amazon sellers.
• ⛔ Verify storage limits before confirming a shipment to avoid issues.

Transcript

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Questions & Answers

Q: What steps should I take if my trademark was rejected by USPTO?

If changing brand names, update the brand name or create a merged listing. Always check the trademark website before applying for a trademark.

Q: How can I get started with Google ads?

Google ads are useful for increasing visibility. Consider learning more about Google ads to improve your Amazon PPC skills.

Q: Why can't I send goods to Amazon even though my storage volume has been granted?

Amazon calculates storage volume based on current shipments. Make sure to have your storage limits set up before confirming a shipment.

Q: Any tips for fulfilling TikTok orders using Amazon inventory?

Use remote fulfillment and choose the expedited shipping option to meet TikTok's shipping requirements. Alternatively, you can seek assistance from a professional service like My Amazon Guy.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Journeyman asks about changing brand names after a trademark rejection. The expert suggests updating the brand name or creating a merged listing to retain rankings and reviews.

• Abdullah Khan seeks advice on using Google ads. The expert recommends learning more and says Google ads can be beneficial.

• Noah provides clarification on Amazon's storage limit calculations for shipping goods. He advises sellers to ensure that their storage limits are set up ahead of time for smooth shipping transactions.

• Seller asks for tips on fulfilling TikTok orders using Amazon inventory. Noah suggests using remote fulfillment and expedited shipping to meet TikTok's shipping requirements.