Coronavirus Amazon Seller Strategy - A Guide

A Strategy for Amazon Sellers During The Time of Coronavirus - A Guide

The Amazon marketplace has experienced a dramatic turn of events during the time of Coronavirus. Does high demand always equate to an increase in sales? Maybe not. Amazon is making constant changes to markeplace rules to better serve the global community during the pandemic.


So far, this has manifested in Amazon as attempts to keep up with demand and fulfillment of essential items in marketplaces trying to keep with the COVID-19 pandemic.


If you're struggling with your Amazon sales during these difficult times, or if you feel like sales have plateaued, we can help you get through. Consider taking your profitability to the next level and freeing up some of your time by giving us a call, we'd love to help! Please visit us at www.streiffmarketing.com to learn more.

The full article, " Amazon & Coronavirus: Strategic Guidelines for Sellers and Vendors " can be found by CLICKING HERE

About Streiff Marketing

We are a full-service Amazon Marketing Agency specializing in both Amazon Vendor Central (1P) and Amazon Seller Central (3P) services. Our expert team understands the difference between vendor central vs seller central and builds your strategy to optimize your Amazon brand storefront to maximize sales throughout the Amazon Marketplace. Our Account Management service includes everything you need to use Amazon fulfillment to succeed on Vendor Central or Seller Central, including account setup, optimization, reviews, SEO, pricing, advertising and more.

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