Sell with Amazon FBA through your Magento store

Initially, you must sign up for a merchant profile and select a suitable plan. Once your profile is active, you can enroll in the FBA program, where you’ll have the option to create new listings for FBA or convert your existing offers to be fulfilled by Amazon.

It’s also crucial to ensure your goods meet Amazon’s FBA requirements, which involves proper preparation, labeling, and packaging before sending your inventory to Amazon’s fulfillment centers. Follow a step-by-step Amazon FBA guide available in M2E Pro blog.

They are structured around the pay-as-you-go principle. The fulfillment cost is one of the primary fees, covering services such as packing, shipping orders, handling customer requests and returns. This fee varies depending on the item’s type, size, and actual/dimensional weight.

Merchants are subject to monthly storage costs, which are calculated according to the item’s size, volume, the average daily number of units stored, whether the goods are classified as dangerous, and the time of year. There’s also an aged inventory fee for items that remain in an Amazon’s fulfillment center for over 181 days.

Start with thorough keyword research to identify relevant keywords that potential shoppers might use to find items like yours, and incorporate these keywords into your product descriptions and titles. Ensure your product title is clear, descriptive, and includes key attributes such as brand, size, and color.

Highlighting key features in bullet points can also improve your listing’s relevance in customer searches. Include multiple high-quality photos showing the item from various angles, in use, and emphasizing its features. Also, consider employing a competitive pricing strategy through an Amazon Repricer tool to adjust your prices dynamically.