How many of these 10 Amazon curses have you encountered?

1. The product you are least confident in and have the least first-order shipments will definitely be the best-selling product in this batch of new products, and then you will be out of stock;

2. As soon as you restock, your product sales will definitely drop. Or there is a problem with the manufacturer. The more serious the problem is, the better your product that is about to run out of stock will sell. As soon as the manufacturer's problem is solved and you restock, your product sales will drop;

3. The greater the replenishment, the greater the drop in sales;

4. When the sales of your product drops, you will find that another product is popular again and out of stock again. When you place a new order, the sales will drop again.

5. When your goods finally arrive, Amazon will suddenly be very slow to put them on the shelves;

6. When you finally launch your product, you will find that you have several new competitors and their prices are lower than yours;

7. If you apply for Vine during the restocking period , you may receive a 1-3 star negative review. Once the product arrives, you will wonder whether it should be refurbished or sold at a low price.

8. When you launch an ad, you painstakingly research various strategies, get up in the middle of the night to adjust the ad, and the ACOs are off the charts;

9. When your store products finally reach a period of good and stable sales, you feel that your peak moment in life is coming, and you will achieve financial freedom in minutes. Then you will receive an email from Amazon as expected, and the content of the email includes but is not limited to infringement complaints, account verification failure, association, and shua order violations. There is always a way for you

10. When you are reducing the price to clear out your stock and giving up this unsaleable new product, orders for it start to come in again, and the quantity is quite good every day. You don’t clear out your stock and start replenishing the stock. As a result, the more you clear out your stock, the more inventory you have.