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I suggest you go over the buy Amazon resources first and then then buy hard to stay compliant with Amazon's
rules and to give yourself the best chance of success.
I leave a link below for you to go straight to the merge by Amazon Resources page.
The merge by Amazon Best Practices Section gives you artwork tips including artwork, specifications,
artwork, sizing and placement, artwork resolution, how to choose colors for prints, how to design
text and lines.
Also a specific product tips as well as some dos and don'ts of design.
The royalty section tells you everything you need to know about royalties.
The content policy is something that you need to learn by heart and respect if you want to protect your
accounts.
I can't stress enough how much you need to respect it because Amazon won't take your ignorance as an
excuse.
Trust me, if you play by the book, you will not have any issues at all.
So make sure you are clear on the content policy before you start working on your account.
Better be safe than sorry.
Organic traffic is not enough to make sales on Amazon, especially when you're starting now and pay
traffic can come in handy to make initial sales and rank your products.
The best way to promote your merch is by far, with Amazon advertising formerly known as MS.
Go through this page to learn how to apply for an Amazon advertising account.
It's pretty self-explanatory.
Once you go through the instructions in this page, you can find product templates for Photoshop, illustrator
and game for ORMC products.
Here you can find all the merch by Amazon Effectors frequently asked questions.
I'd suggest you go through them before you start uploading as they are a valuable resource and they'll
give you a ton of hand information and tips to maximize your returns and stay compliant.
In this legal section, you have all the legal terms that you agreed to when you apply for a merch by
Amazon account.
So make sure that you are well versed with these terms and adhere to them at all times.
I'm going to remind you again, make sure you go through these resources before you start uploading
to give yourself the best chance of success and to keep your account in good standing.
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