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(468 results)Account review and no disbursements since 10/03/2026 (2 months)
We have an account review since 10/03/2026. We uploaded every document that we were requested in the process, however Amazon is still reviewing our account and paused our disbursments since 10/03/2026 (2 months).
The review process is very slow and now we are in the stage to have from the review team about a clarification every week.
We reply on the request and then wait for the review process to complete the review and then another clarification comes after a week and so on.
We are selling on Amazon for the last 15 years and this is the first time that we are facing this
Amazon help support can not help us even though we called many times.
We do not know what we can do other than temporarily close down our stores for the first time since our begining.
Effective as of March 26, 2026, we’ll update how eligible sellers in the Amazon UK store receive £42,000 credits through the New Brand Bonus. You’ll now get credits within one week, instead of having to wait a month.
Also, effective as of March 26, 2026, the United Kingdom and European Union stores (Germany, France, Italy, Spain) are treated as separate regions for New Seller Incentives. Sellers can now independently qualify for the New Brand Bonus in each region, enabling you to receive benefits worth up to £42,000 in the UK and €47,250 in the EU stores.
Your credits will apply as a referral fee discount:
- 10% discount on your first £40,000 in eligible branded sales
- 5% discount on the next £760,000 in eligible branded sales
You can use these credits for up to one year after becoming eligible or until you reach £42,000 in total credits, whichever comes first.
To qualify, you must:
- Enrol in Amazon Brand Registry before or within six months of creating your first buyable ASIN in the UK store
- Be identified as the first owner of the brand in Amazon Brand Registry
This only applies if your eligibility is March 26, 2026 or later. If you were eligible before this date, you’ll continue to receive your credits monthly.
To enrol, go to Amazon Brand Registry.
For more information, visit the New Seller Incentives help page.
DD + 7 March 2026
Good morning all Amazon Sellers!
We are fortunate that we have had Grandad rights after selling for many many years on Amazon and have not had the dreaded DD+7 disbursement applied until now.
I appreciate we are lucky we have had this and the majority of sellers are already on DD+7 but for those who aren't have they had any success at least delaying this as cash flow will be greatly affected by this change?
🎯UK SEO 2026: Get Found by More Buyers
Hello sellers!
Ready to boost your visibility and connect with more customers this year? Search engine optimisation remains one of the most powerful tools for growing your Amazon business. Let's explore how you can optimise your listings to get found by more buyers in 2026.
Why SEO Matters for Your Success
When customers search for products on Amazon, they're actively looking to buy. Getting your products in front of these high-intent shoppers can transform your business. With the right optimisation strategies, you can improve your product rankings, increase visibility, and ultimately drive more sales.
Essential SEO Strategies for 2026
1. Master Your Keywords
Your product titles and descriptions need to speak the language your customers use.
🤔Think about:
- What terms would you use if you were searching for your product?
- What problems does your product solve?
- What specific features make your product stand out?
💡Research your competitors' listings and note which keywords appear frequently in top-performing products in your category.
2. Craft Compelling Product Titles
Your title is prime real estate for both customers and Amazon's search algorithm.
Include:
- Your brand name
- Key product features
- Size, colour, or quantity (where relevant)
- Primary use case or benefit
💡Keep it clear, accurate, and customer-focused whilst incorporating your most important keywords naturally.
3. Optimise Your Product Descriptions
Use your bullet points and product description to:
- Highlight key benefits (not just features)
- Answer common customer questions
- Include relevant secondary keywords naturally
- Make it easy to scan with clear formatting
4. Leverage Backend Search Terms
Don't forget your backend keywords in Seller Central.
Use this space for:
- Alternative spellings
- Synonyms
- Related search terms that didn't fit naturally in your visible content
5. Enhance with Quality Images
Whilst not traditional SEO, high-quality images significantly impact conversion rates. Use all available image slots to showcase your product from multiple angles and in use.
6. Encourage and Respond to Reviews
Customer reviews signal product quality to both shoppers and Amazon's algorithm. Provide excellent service, follow up appropriately, and always respond professionally to feedback.
🎯 Take Action This Week
Your immediate next steps:
- Audit your top 5 products - Identify optimisation opportunities today
- Research keywords using Amazon's search bar autocomplete feature
- Update one listing with improved keywords and content
- Monitor performance using Search Query Performance data
- Test and learn - Try different approaches for your products
💡 Pro Seller Success Tips
- Start small, think big: Focus on your best-performing products first
- Mobile-first mindset: 70% of customers browse on mobile - optimise accordingly
- Seasonal relevance: Update keywords based on trending searches and seasons
- Competitor intelligence: Regularly analyse top performers in your category
- Data-driven decisions: Use Brand Analytics to guide your keyword strategy
Common Pitfalls to Avoid
❌ Keyword stuffing - Keep content natural and readable
❌ Misleading information - Accuracy builds trust and reduces returns
❌ Ignoring mobile experience - Most customers browse on mobile devices
❌ Set-and-forget mentality - Regular updates are essential for success
Essential Resources
- Listing quality guidelines for improvement opportunities
- Search Query Performance in Brand Analytics
- Manage Your Experiments for A/B testing
- Seller University for detailed optimisation courses
Additional Support:
- Contact Seller Support for account-specific guidance
Join the Conversation
- What's your biggest SEO challenge right now?
- Which optimisation strategy has delivered the best results for your business?
- How do you balance keyword optimisation with natural, customer-friendly content?
- What tools or techniques have you discovered for effective keyword research?
Here's to your continued success in 2026!🚀
Commingling practices will end effective March 31, 2026
In March, we’ll end commingling practices across our supply chain and update eligibility criteria for using manufacturer barcodes.
Commingling is when we fulfil customer orders using exact product matches from the closest available inventory in the Amazon fulfilment network, even if that inventory belonged to a different seller, to achieve faster delivery speeds. Now that most sellers maintain inventory levels that keep products close to customers, we can achieve fast delivery without commingling.
The following requirements will go into effect for inventory shipped on or after March 31, 2026:
- Brand owners with the Brand Representative selling role in Amazon Brand Registry will no longer need to apply Amazon barcode stickers to prevent commingling for products that already have manufacturer barcodes (such as UPC, ISBN). This means more flexibility in how you manage inventory because you will not need to pre-allocate units to Amazon or other channels. For more information, go to How to switch to manufacturer barcodes.
- Resellers (not enrolled in Amazon Brand Registry as a Brand Representative selling role) will now be required to use Amazon barcode stickers for products even if they have a manufacturer barcode. If you are already using these stickers, you can continue to follow your existing process.
- For products that do not have a manufacturer barcode, both brand owners and resellers will need to use Amazon Barcode stickers.
For more information, go to FBA barcode choice and labelling FAQ.
Thank you for your continued partnership in serving customers with amazing products, great prices and convenient delivery. Our partnership has driven record-breaking sales for independent sellers like you.
In 2026, we will make one of our largest-ever fee reductions, lowering fees by an average of £0.15/€0.17 per unit sold in our European stores. We continue to better align our fee rates to our underlying costs, with more consistency across our worldwide fee structures and programs. We’re committed to your business growth, and we have been working hard to drive innovation and operational efficiencies that keep costs down so that you can continue to offer customers exceptional value.
The following changes will go into effect on December 15, 2025, in all European stores unless otherwise noted:
- Building on the parcel fee decreases introduced in 2025, we will further reduce Fulfilment by Amazon fulfilment fees for parcels by an average of £0.26/€0.32 in our United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy and Spain stores.
- We will reduce referral fees for Clothing and Accessories from 8% to 5% for items at and up to £15/€15 and from 15% to 10% for items between £15/€15 and £20/€20.
The following changes will go into effect on February 1, 2026, in all European stores:
- We will reduce referral fees for Home Products (new category) from 15% to 8% for items priced at and up to £20/€20, Pet Clothing and Food from 15% to 5% for items up to £10/€10 and Grocery and Gourmet and Vitamins, Minerals and Supplements (new category) from 8% to 5% for items up to £10/€10.
- We will extend our reduced Low-price Fulfilment by Amazon rates in most categories to products priced at or below £20/€20, lowering Fulfilment by Amazon fees for these newly eligible products by an average of £0.40/€0.45 per unit.
- To help you promote your top selection, we will lower caps on variable fees for Best Deals and Lightning Deals to £200 in the United Kingdom, €300 in Germany and €100 in France, Italy and Spain. This change builds on our November update to reduce the variable rate and add a cap for vouchers.
Finally, we will make selective fee increases to optimise the efficiency of our network, including to monthly storage fees, return-to-seller and liquidation fees, and will update Fulfilment by Amazon fulfilment fees in our Netherlands, Sweden, Belgium, Ireland and Poland stores. Together, these updates will result in an average £0.02/€0.02 increase in fee per unit sold via Fulfilment by Amazon.
To understand how these changes will affect your business, you can use the Revenue Calculator, Fee and Economics Preview report and the new Profit Analytics, which will be updated with 2026 rates by December 15.
For specific fee change details by category and store, go to 2026 EU referral and Fulfilment by Amazon fees.
Your success remains our priority as we continue to provide enhanced capabilities to support your business growth and provide you with a great value. We appreciate your partnership and look forward to an even greater year of seller success in 2026.
Selective Enforcement of 2026 Image Policy: Why are Top Sellers exempt from the 'No Props' & 'No Logo' Rules
I am a UK manufacturer seeking clarification from a Community Manager regarding the inconsistent enforcement of Main Image Technical Requirements (Case Ref: 12255386022).
The Inconsistency:
Recently, one of my own listings was suppressed because a third-party logo (Sky) was visible in a secondary image. I corrected this immediately to remain compliant with Amazon’s strict 2026 standards.
However, the top-ranking sellers in the 'Sky Q Mount' category are currently operating with Universal Policy Abuse in their Main Hero Images:
Prohibited Electronic Props: They are featuring the Sky Q Mini Box (an electronic device not included in the SKU).
Prohibited Logos: They are using the 'Sky' corporate logo in the Main Image to manipulate CTR.
85% Frame Rule: These props dominate the image, in direct violation of the 2026 occupancy standards.
Evidence of Non-Compliance:
ASINs: B07VCZ5NSF, B08M9K8K2P, B0BGS73J46, B08F5HHTX2
The Failure of Support:
The automated 'Report Abuse' tool is unable to 'see' these manual props and has rejected my reports. Seller Support agents have disconnected my chats when asked for a manual review.
My Question to Moderators:
Why is a compliant UK business suppressed for a minor logo in a secondary image, while these high-volume listings are allowed to 'game' the search results with prohibited props and logos in their Main Image?
Can someone please escalate this for a Manual Category Audit to ensure a level playing field for all UK sellers?
Product Compliance 2026
I am getting frustrated with this Amazon TIC and submit compliance docs.
I have over 3000 ASINS that are in the Children's Toys: Food and Product Safety Issues section.
Some of them give me the option to select a testing Lab, which I am not paying for as not only are we not the manufacturer, we may only sell 5 or 6 of them a year, and I cant see amazon allowing me to add £50 to the cost of the item...
I also have some that are now giving me the option to upload Photos and compliance documents.
So there is me thinking, great, someone in amazon have used their brain for once and over tuned this stupid testing policy.
So I spent the day as before, taking photos of the packaging and uploading the DOC.
Today, I have received a reply on every single one of them (below)
They have closed my case as I need to use TIC.
What the hell is going on, I do not have an option for this and their own system tells me to upload the docs.
Is this a case of the staff not knowing what's going on?
So far, I have 1590 inactive listings, and the last 3000 will end my selling on here.
Effective September 9, 2025 Amazon has implemented enhanced compliance requirements for Children's Toys on Amazon in the EU/UK. As part of this update, we are closing all existing Children's Toy compliance cases, including your case.
Important Information:
The status of your listings will remain unchanged while you complete the requirements through the updated third-party Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC) compliance process as described below.
Boost Your UK Sales: Master Local Language Listing Optimization for 2026
Hello sellers listing in, but not from the UK!
Ready to connect with UK customers more effectively this year? We've put together this comprehensive guide to help you optimise your listings with language that resonates with British buyers and drives conversions in 2026.
Why Local Language Matters for UK Success
British customers respond best to listings that speak their language—literally. Using proper British English spelling, terminology, and cultural references isn't just about correctness; it's about building trust and improving your conversion rates. When your listings feel authentically British, customers are more likely to click "Add to Basket" (not "Add to Cart!").
Essential UK Language Optimisation Strategies
British English Spelling and Terminology
- Colour (not color)
- Favourite (not favorite)
- Organise (not organize)
- Catalogue (not catalog)
- Aluminium (not aluminum)
UK-Specific Product Terminology
- Trainers (not sneakers)
- Mobile phone (not cell phone)
- Jumper or pullover (not sweater)
- Trousers (not pants)
- Torch (not flashlight)
- Dummy (not pacifier)
- Nappy (not diaper)
Measurement and Sizing Conventions British customers expect:
- Metric measurements (centimetres, metres, kilograms) alongside imperial where relevant
- UK clothing sizes (not US sizes)
- Shoe sizes in UK format
- Clear conversion charts when applicable
Cultural Relevance and Seasonal Timing Align your content with UK shopping patterns:
- Reference UK bank holidays for operational updates
- Consider UK retail seasons and weather patterns
- Use culturally appropriate examples and imagery
- Avoid American-centric references that may not resonate
Pro Tips for 2026
Stay Current: Language evolves. Keep your listings fresh by monitoring customer search behaviour and adapting your terminology accordingly.
Test and Optimise: Use A/B testing where possible to see which language variations perform best with UK customers.
Maintain Quality: British customers value proper grammar and spelling. Proofread carefully or use professional copywriting services.
Think Local: Even if you sell across multiple European marketplaces, ensure each listing is properly localised—what works in Germany won't necessarily work in the UK.
Stay Compliant: Include UK-specific compliance information where relevant
Tools to Help You Succeed
Search Term Report: Discover what UK customers are searching for
A+ Content: Showcase your products with localised imagery and copy
Brand Registry: Protect your brand and access enhanced content tools
Need More Help?
- Visit Seller University for detailed listing optimisation courses
- Review our Product Detail Page guidelines in Seller Central Help
- Join community discussions to learn from experienced UK sellers
For UK local sellers, what mistakes do you find most often when sellers who aren’t from here list in the UK?
What's your biggest challenge with UK listing optimisation?
Share your experiences below, and let's help each other succeed in 2026!
Remember: Great listings aren't just about keywords—they're about connecting with your customers in the language they use every day. Take the time to get it right, and you'll see the difference in your conversion rates.
Happy selling!
Branded listings to be removed on 21 March 2026
i received message in my seller performance that a lot of my branded listings will be removed any one else facing same problem.
