Amazon Listing & Category Fix
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
I’ve just opened a Private Label account on Amazon Seller Central and I’m quickly realising that getting products into the right browse nodes is trickier than it looks. My biggest road-block right now is choosing and applying the correct categories; until that’s sorted I can’t push listings live with confidence.
Here’s what I need:
• Review my existing Seller Central setup to make sure every required field, tax code and brand registry detail is in place.
• Research and assign the most accurate category and sub-category for each SKU so they surface in the right search filters.
• Create (or update) the actual listings—titles, bullets, backend keywords and variations—directly in my account or via flat files if that’s faster.
• Show me the steps you took so I can repeat the process on future launches.
Help also managing the account and getting the listing views and sales
I’m comfortable supplying product images, specs and any brand assets you ask for. You’ll already know your way around Seller Central, flat-file templates, and keyword tools such as Helium 10 or Jungle Scout. Once everything is live and error-free I’ll review the listings in my own dashboard; if they display under the agreed categories and pass Amazon’s checks, the job’s done.
Here’s what I need:
• Review my existing Seller Central setup to make sure every required field, tax code and brand registry detail is in place.
• Research and assign the most accurate category and sub-category for each SKU so they surface in the right search filters.
• Create (or update) the actual listings—titles, bullets, backend keywords and variations—directly in my account or via flat files if that’s faster.
• Show me the steps you took so I can repeat the process on future launches.
Help also managing the account and getting the listing views and sales
I’m comfortable supplying product images, specs and any brand assets you ask for. You’ll already know your way around Seller Central, flat-file templates, and keyword tools such as Helium 10 or Jungle Scout. Once everything is live and error-free I’ll review the listings in my own dashboard; if they display under the agreed categories and pass Amazon’s checks, the job’s done.