Steven Pope

So if you haven't enabled this, go up to the preferences column in the top right and enable UPC.

The thing I wanna call out here is that if you are loading products and using an ASIN,

Is your carrier struggling to get the item delivered to an FBA facility?

If so, this is the video for you.

So we're going to be talking about Amazon's Carrier Central as well as some information about checking an LTL into FBA.

So if you're using an Amazon partnered carrier, this video is not for you.

The partnered carriers know exactly what to do and they come and pick it up from your own warehouse.

So this video is instead if you're using your own carrier.

There is some reasons why you'd want to use your own carrier.

And in the case of international shipping, you have to.

So if you're shipping from the US into Canada, for example, you have to use your own carrier.

But if you are shipping within the US to US 9 out of 10 times, you probably ought to use the Amazon partnered carrier because it's easier and it's cheaper generally and there's less risk.

So if an item gets damaged during the transit, if you use the Amazon partnered carrier, you're off the hook.

They take care of everything.

The brand catalog manager is a new tool or UI section of Seller Central where you can learn something new about your products.

So on the screen here, it defaults to loading these products by the most potential opportunity.

I'm gonna walk you through how you might be able to gather some insight or use this.

Here we go.

We got two sellers of this one.

So do we have a hijacker here?