Part Two in a three-part series on how new FBA fees have changed the Amazon game.

1. Why megasellers may be in serious trouble.
2. How the megaseller business model has been destroyed.
3. Megasellers flee the cheap book game.

I’m getting very heavy in this one. So settle in.

Part One in a four-part series on how new FBA fees have changed the Amazon and bookselling landscape.

1. Amazon apocalypse prophecies: What happened & what didn’t.
2. Creative ways for FBA sellers to respond.
3. What’s next: Coming up in Part II,; III, & IV.
4. Free webinar Friday: “Outsourcing Amazon” (Register here)
5. Closed bookstore for sale in Portland.

As the dust starts to settle, I’ve surveyed the wreckage to take stock of what has changed for sellers on Amazon.

The whole story on today’s new FBA fees.

• A before/after fee analysis of 5 book types.
• How the new FBA fees will affect selling on Amazon: The four theories
• Is this the end of $4 FBA books?
• The best way to mitigate against new fees (yes, there’s a way)
• How FBA sellers should respond

And more….

The sky is not falling, and I’m going to show why FBA sellers panicked about long term storage fees are wrong.

In my years selling with Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), I’ve never seen more people freaking out.

In this article, I give my math-based case for why you don’t need to worry about FBA long term storage fees.

Out of nowhere, Amazon begins restricting items from FBA warehouses. Here is the full story on what some are calling “FBA-mageddon”:

• What we know.
• What we don’t know.
• What you should do to prepare.
• What you can do to assess the damage.
• How to know if this is serious, or just hype.

The sad truth: Your scanning app is barely showing you any FBA offers. Here’s why.

I don’t want to break any hearts here, but if you’re a Fulfillment by Amazon seller, your scanning app isn’t showing most FBA data. In fact, hardly any.

Most sellers know this. What surprises me is that many sellers don’t.

Here’s the story.

I was very excited when I learned VHS could be sold profitably via Fulfillment by Amazon (and that anyone still bought VHS). I was making a steady $100+ a month off VHS for some time, though lately that has been on the sharp decline. It didn’t take a crystal ball to see this day coming, […]