Dive into the impact of 2023 FBA fee changes. Learn how new FBA fees affect profit margins, enabling strategic decisions for long-term business sustainability.
Ever marketed yourself into a stockout before your sales campaign ended? Or got your capital tied up in excess inventory? By taking an inventory-minded marketing approach, you’ll be better equipped to bridge the gaps between your marketing and inventory teams to overcome the bumps in your road toward success.
New fees tied to your storage utilization ratio and aged inventory are set to take effect in April 2023. This is to limit unproductive use of FBA with unsellable goods, which are not only clogging up Amazon warehouses, but also get working capital tied up in holding costs.
Amazon announced a number of fee hikes to its Funded By Amazon (FBA) program, which could significantly impact costs and tank profits. But sellers can protect themselves with these proactive strategies.
Instead of glad tidings this holiday season, Amazon has delivered an naughty little update that it will raise FBA seller fees. On top of the changes to the Amazon reimbursement policy and the holiday fulfillment fees, these new FBA fees will continue to impact sellers’ bottom line.
This is part 3 of a 3-part series by Chelsea Cohen (SoStocked, Carbon6). In this article, Chelsea discusses how to fight back against silent profit killers.
Quarter-end chaos is upon us, and you’re probably feeling anxious about having to navigate the busiest season of the year amid slowing online sales growth, economic uncertainty, and concerns about a looming recession.
