Starting to sell on Amazon in 2025 involves creating a Seller Central account, choosing a fulfillment method, and listing products strategically to leverage new incentives like 10% back on your first $50,000 in branded sales. Beginners from regions like Morocco can register internationally but must prepare business details, tax info, and identity verification upfront. Treat this as a structured project aligned with your print-on-demand and KDP experience for smoother scaling.
Create Seller Account
Register at Seller Central by selecting a Professional plan ($39.99/month) for tools like bulk listings and ads, ideal if you exceed 40 sales monthly, or Individual ($0.99 per sale) for testing. Provide business address, bank details, tax ID, and enable two-step verification; international sellers need KYC documents and must comply with local regulations like EU taxes or US tariffs. New sellers get incentives including free FBA storage, $100 shipping credits, and $50 ad credits.[1][2]
Choose Selling Model
Decide between FBA (Amazon handles storage, shipping, Prime eligibility) for high-volume items or FBM (you manage fulfillment) for low-margin or bulky products to control costs. Private label suits your POD background by branding designs, while retail arbitrage involves reselling discounted goods; FBA fees rose 10-15% in 2025, so calculate landed costs for profitability. Over 70% of new sellers see first sales in under 60 days using FBA.[1][3][4]
Research and List Products
Conduct market research via Seller Central tools for niches like health journals tying into your KDP work, then create listings with ASIN, titles, keywords, high-quality images, and competitive pricing that factors fees for real margins. Use Build International Listings for global reach and enroll in Brand Registry for IP protection on designs; start with “Add a product not sold on Amazon” for unique POD items.[5][6]
Fulfill and Promote
Ship to Amazon warehouses for FBA to gain Prime badges boosting visibility, or handle FBM yourself for custom packaging; monitor metrics like order defect rates under 2025 policy updates to avoid penalties. Launch Sponsored Products ads with your $50 credit, optimize with data on sales velocity, and build reviews via compliant follow-ups for long-term growth.[7][4]
Scale Strategically
Track performance in Seller Central, refine listings with A/B tests, and expand to global marketplaces while diversifying suppliers amid tariffs; integrate with your Amazon Associates for cross-promotion in Maghreb markets. Aim for programs like Subscribe & Save on repeat items like journals.[6]
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