by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Apr 24, 2019 | Online Guides, Resources
INTRODUCTION: If you’re a manufacturer or brand owner, an unauthorized reseller on Amazon is any third-party retailer who has no official relationship with your company — and no right to buy your products to resell them to customers — but who nevertheless sets up... 
by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Apr 15, 2019 | Blog
In early March, Amazon suddenly and without explanation cancelled orders it had placed to buy products from thousands of wholesalers across a wide range of product categories. Even more troubling for these sellers, Amazon’s order-cancellation emails informed them that... 
by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Apr 11, 2019 | Blog
For brands that struggle with crooks selling counterfeits of their products online, Amazon has just unveiled a new program to help. It’s called Project Zero (named to reflect Amazon’s goal of driving counterfeits down to zero), and it represents the company’s biggest... 
by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Apr 10, 2019 | Blog
In case you haven’t heard, Amazon recently began testing a new type of mobile popup ad, one that should concern any brand or retailer selling at its marketplace. The ads work like this: When a shopper visits a brand’s sales listing or sponsored page on the Amazon... 
by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Mar 15, 2019 | Blog
On March 11, 2019, Amazon confirmed it has ended a longstanding policy that forbids sellers on its marketplace in the US from offering the same products for lower prices on other sites. Amazon didn’t comment on why it removed this rule, which has become known as its... 
by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Mar 13, 2019 | Blog
It’s unfortunate, but we at TrackStreet still see manufacturers and brands making these MAP pricing policy mistakes all the time. Let’s make sure you know to avoid them when drafting and enforcing your MAP policy. 1. Trying to Outsource MAP Pricing Enforcement to... 
by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Feb 20, 2019 | Blog
“What’s more important for us to develop for our products – MAP pricing or MSRP?” “Aren’t MAP pricing and MSRP more or less the same thing?” “Can we have both MSRP and MAP pricing for our products?” We at TrackStreet hear a lot of questions like these from... 
by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Feb 8, 2019 | Blog
As we’ve discussed here previously, tracking and addressing online customer reviews of your products – particularly the negative ones – is a mission-critical component of your brand protection strategy. But as important as all online reviews are to your... 
by Andrew Schydlowsky (Trackstreet) | Feb 7, 2019 | Blog
Some manufacturers have the mistaken idea that when they sign up for the new Amazon Brand Registry, Amazon will protect their brand from all threats at its marketplace. While the new version of the program does give brand owners some additional safeguards, you need to...
