My Amazon Guy Is Your Reseller Now an Amazon Hijacker? Learn to Protect Your Amazon Listings!
Are you concerned that you might be a victim of a former Amazon reseller turned hijacker? Steven Pope will help you fight back!
There is a real threat out there for Amazon sellers called hijackers. These hijackers take over an Amazon seller’s product listing and sell imitation or unregistered versions of the product. They can undercut the original seller’s price, which can lead to lost sales and damage the seller’s brand. Hijackers can trick customers by changing product information, photos, or prices, making customers purchase from them instead of the real seller. In order to protect their businesses, Amazon sellers need to be vigilant in monitoring their listings so they can quickly identify and remove hijackers.
This can be a big problem, but there are steps you can take to protect yourself from Amazon hijackers, and Steven Pope goes over them in this video. Watch now and learn how to keep your listings safe!
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction: Addressing Active Hijacker Situations
0:31 - Common Hijacking Issues: Resellers Selling Returns as New
0:47 - Active Hijacker Situation Explained
1:11 - Buy Box Dynamics and Hijackers
1:39 - Example Listing: Identifying Secondary Sellers
2:20 - Real-life Example: Client's Hijacker Situation
2:53 - Former Reseller Issue: Direct Relationships and Inventory
3:21 - Recommendations for Handling Hijackers
4:02 - Final Thoughts: Best Practices for Dealing with Hijackers