Amazon Seller Assistant says we can promote our business pricing on our storefront. Has anyone done this? TIA

several people have asked me how I’ve learned so much about Amazon. Here’s the honest, short answer. 1. I show up. Not when I feel confident. Not when it feels easy. I show up when I’m confused, when ads don’t make sense, when sales dip, and when I’d rather pretend the dashboard doesn’t exist. 2. I fail fast on purpose. This is the part most people skip or romanticize. Failing fast does not mean being reckless. It means testing small, watching closely, and adjusting quickly. Low budgets. Short time frames. Clear learning goals. Most people want certainty before action. Amazon rewards action before certainty. Every ad I’ve turned off, every keyword that didn’t convert, every listing tweak that flopped taught me something specific. That feedback compounds. Here’s the uncomfortable truth I don’t hear enough people say out loud. You do not learn Amazon by watching videos alone. You learn Amazon by being in it long enough to collect real data and not quitting when the data bruises your ego. If you’re stuck, ask yourself this instead of “What course should I buy?” What am I avoiding testing because I’m afraid of being wrong? That’s usually the next lesson. If you’re building in public inside this Skool, you’re already doing the hardest part. Keep showing up. Keep failing small. Keep learning forward.

I just watched this video and I’m genuinely excited to up my A+ content game in the new year. This is a key part of how I plan to scale on Amazon in 2026. I’m finally going to give it the attention it deserves. If you are an Amazon KDP or FBA seller, this is absolutely worth watching. A+ content is not fluff. It is a real lever for growth when you are serious about building sustainable momentum on Amazon. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/qCViOIheFnc?si=lBItlFViR1kZoeTk I’m in. Let’s go.

Are you finding your journal sales slowed the last few days on Amazon?? What to do? Also a friend asked a book store if she would carry my journals and she agreed to 10. I told her $22 and she can sell for $35 or whatever. When she thought she had to pay shipping she said it wasn’t worth it. So I’ve said I will pay for it. It moves some books, gets them into the world and less storage fees. Now I’m trying to decide do I ship from Amazon at $6/book or take them to the post office to see what they charge?? My concern is storage fees with time.

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