In this blog, we’ll break down the differences between Sponsored Brands and Sponsored Products, explore their pros and cons, and help you decide which one (or both) fits your Amazon advertising strategy in India.
Most Indian sellers fail at Amazon ads because they treat it like “boosting a post.” It’s much more than that. With a structured strategy and weekly optimization, PPC can become your most powerful sales engine.
Amazon PPC is an advertising model where sellers bid on keywords to display their products in Amazon search results or product detail pages. You only pay when someone clicks on your ad — hence the name “Pay-Per-Click.”
Adding a size chart might seem like a minor detail, but it’s one of the most underutilized growth hacks for Indian Amazon sellers in fashion and apparel.
In a marketplace where customer expectations are high and return windows are generous, helping shoppers choose the right fit the first time gives you an edge — both in revenue and reputation.
Your product may be 5-star, but if it reaches the customer in poor packaging — expect a return or bad review.
Amazon packaging is not just about rules — it’s about delighting your customer at first sight while meeting legal and operational standards.
Introduction India’s textile industry is a cornerstone of the economy—supporting millions of jobs, contributing significantly to exports, and driving rural economic activity. Modernizing this sector
A+ Content lets you add rich visuals, brand stories, comparison charts, and enhanced layouts — transforming your listing into a mini landing page.
Raising seed funding is more than just convincing investors—it’s about demonstrating transparency, compliance, and foresight. A startup that is legally sound is more likely to win investor confidence and avoid future legal hurdles. Use this checklist to stay compliant and raise funds the right way.
Types, Costs, Terminologies & Strategies for Sellers Returns are an unavoidable part of selling on Amazon — especially in a customer-first ecosystem like Amazon India.
Customer reviews are the heartbeat of Amazon sales. They fuel search rankings, build trust, and convert visitors into buyers.
But while the temptation to buy reviews is real, the long-term cost of getting caught is far worse than a slow organic build.
