Noah Wickham

And it doesn't make sense because of your current brand name.

All of these are completely valid reasons, but the biggest aspect here that I would encourage you to look at is understanding whether or not it makes

complete business sense at the end of the day to have two different companies that you have to do two different sets of taxes for compared to just one company with a variety of different products under one brand name.

How do you know if your A-plus content is as optimized as it possibly can be?

My name is Noah Wickham.

I'm VP of Sales and Marketing here at My Amazon Guy.

And thankfully, Amazon actually has came out with a new feature for this called the Content Quality Analysis.

It's currently in beta under your A-plus content section, but you can check it out.

Essentially, what it is, is this little section.

It'll pull up any recommendations that they have.

You can see last assessed was about two months ago for this A-plus content.

But essentially, when you're going into it, you can actually look at a detailed recommendation.

It'll pop up here as well in ways to strengthen.

Now, as with any feature from Amazon, the question is always going to be, uh, is this actually worth it?

And is this something that you should be implementing?

I think the answer here is going to be the age old.

It depends.

And why does that depend on?

Well, let's look at what they actually have from a detailed recommendations.

We have an enhanced product scale visually.