eStore Factory offers insights on adapting to Amazon's latest policies

If there's one thing Amazon sellers can count on, it's change. Whether it's a new policy, a tweak to fees, or updates to product listing requirements, staying in the loop can feel like a full-time job. The challenge? Amazon doesn't always announce these changes as clearly as sellers would like. eStore Factory has been constantly working to make it easier for sellers to stay informed and adapt without missing a beat.

Since 2019, eStore Factory has been keeping a close eye on every update that Amazon rolls out. Through our dedicated Amazon Seller Central Updates page, we've been sharing everything sellers need to know-from big announcements to the smaller tweaks that often fly under the radar.

Keeping up with constant changes
Amazon's policies can shift without much warning. For example, starting October 23, 2024, sellers will face a shorter window to submit reimbursement claims-just 60 to 120 days after a refund or replacement. These kinds of changes can slip by unnoticed if you're not paying close attention, and that's exactly why we created the updates page.

"We realized early on that Amazon sellers need a reliable source to stay up to date," says Brijesh Singha, Founder & CEO of eStore Factory. "Amazon doesn't always announce changes in a way that's easy to catch. Our goal is to simplify that for sellers so they don't get blindsided by new policies."

Why staying updated is so important
Missing an update can lead to missed opportunities or, worse, unexpected fees. For example, sellers now need more detailed documentation when filing claims for incorrect fees, and as of June 1, 2024, there's a new returns processing fee for products with high return rates. Not knowing about these changes could mean losing money unnecessarily.

"We make sure our clients don't get caught off guard," adds Jimi Patel, Co-Founder & COO. "We're constantly monitoring Amazon's updates, and when something changes, we share it quickly so sellers can adjust. It's all about being proactive."

How to stay informed
For sellers who want to keep pace with Amazon's changes, eStore Factory's Amazon Seller Central Updates page is the go-to resource. Every update is broken down in plain language, with clear explanations on what sellers need to do to stay compliant. Whether it's tighter product listing requirements or new fees for inbound defects, we cover it all.

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eStore Factory is a top-rated Amazon e-commerce agency, helping brands of all sizes since 2015. With a team of 60+ experts, the company offers a full range of Amazon services, including consulting, advertising, and account management.

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