Selling Products? Then why not sell online with Amazon
Amazon offers you tools and services that make it easy for anyone to submit a product for consideration.
One of the options is the Advantage Program. How does it work?
Here’s a few key Q&A:
How is Advantage different from Marketplace?
Advantage is for new, retail quality, customer-ready merchandise. Titles enrolled in Advantage qualify as “ships from and sold by Amazon.com”. These titles also qualify for our Super Saver Shipping and Prime Shipping options. Amazon Marketplace is for selling new, used, refurbished and collectible items–you can list your item right alongside the same item carried by Amazon.com. Marketplace transactions occur between the seller and the customer directly. The seller is responsible for listing the product, shipping customer orders, and providing all customer service. Amazon.com simply handles payment processing for Marketplace transactions.
I don’t have physical inventory. Can I still enroll in Advantage?
Advantage is for physical inventory only. However, you can still list and sell your products via the Make-On-Demand services of Amazon.com affiliates BookSurge (for books) or CreateSpace (for books, CDs, or DVDs). BookSurge and CreateSpace are wholly-owned by Amazon.com and offer inventory-free fulfillment to Amazon.com’s customers. Visit www.booksurge.com or www.createspace.com for more information.Of course the downside is that you earn less than you would per title than you would selling it yourself, however now you have the power of the Amazon search and the ease and integration of an already popular method. You may earn less per unit, however if you’re selling more units…
Contact us if you’re interested in setting up an advantage account.

December 7th, 2008 at 11:21 am
Nice writing style. Looking forward to reading more from you.
Chris Moran