Build International Lİsting
I am a new seller on Amazon. I want to sell globally. So I want to create an international list. But I can’t calculate the cost. I need help on this matter.
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Seller_7VbclcPFFRTnc
How will you be selling - fbm or EFN FBA or Pan EU with vat reg ?
Seller_DROodOAYHftnc
Your first port of call should be Seller University - tells you everything you need to know about selling on Amazon.
‘Learn’ at top of seller homepage dashboard - Seller University.
https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/learn/ref=xx_su_dnav_xx
Seller_EHYOwAkoZV3Hb
So do I but the rules & regulations are wide-ranging, the costs involved and the hoops you have to jump through to be in compliance with each market’s requirements and also Amazon’s over-the-top policies mean that for me at least, I have restricted my FBM sales to UK only. I am allowing Amazon to use FBA Export. That’s it.
For some, these challenges are not an issue. But before you jump, read up as instructed.
Seller_DROodOAYHftnc
According to your profile you have been here since Nov. '21.
Have you just not used your account yet ?
As 0-0 says, the policies, rules and potential complications and pitfalls are many with selling globally, and vary between marketplaces - make sure you do your homework first.
Seller_ae51e0CJoHqCX
Not sure what you mean by globally, just selling from one marketplace to another is a task within itself.
You would usually start off in one marketplace and then gradually expand once you get traction, I wouldn’t recommend global trading from the off.
Each marketplace is different even within Europe. I have traded in all of Europe as well as Japan. It is very costly and you would need a lot of knowledge and deep pockets to achieve this.
I must warn you that just working out the Amazon fees is only a small part of what it would actually cost you. Accountancy fees, regulatory fees, shipping fees with representation.
The fees also differ depending on whether you are planning on storing in those Countries you sell to.
Apologies but you won’t get a straight answer on this as there are too many variables. Honestly concentrate on a single market and then gradually expand once confident to one country at a time. The likelihood will be that it may put you off but stop you from throwing away a lot of money in the meantime.