ShippingCowShould Amazon sellers have their own store?
When an Amazon seller should add a store on their own domain, when to wait, and what Amazon's rules let you do with the customers you already have.
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Guides for Amazon sellers building their own store
Fees, customer data, launch steps and shipping, with sources linked in every post.
Amazon vs. your own store: fees, margins and who owns the customer
A side-by-side look at Amazon fees and own-store costs, a worked $60 example, Buy with Prime fees, and what each channel lets you do with a customer.
Read the postWhat customer data Amazon lets you keep, and what it doesn't
What Amazon shares with sellers about buyers, how long you can keep it, which brand tools still exist, and why you can't build an email list from Amazon orders.
Read the postHow to launch a DTC store from your Amazon listings
A step-by-step plan to turn your Amazon listings into your own store: products, photos, reviews, Google product data, policies, checkout, fulfillment and tracking.
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Send your Amazon link
Paste an Amazon product or store link. A person reads it and replies about a store.
$500 a month. The first 3 months are $1,500, paid upfront. There is no setup fee and no fee on your store sales.