On the Heels of Amazon Announcing the Rollout of "Shipping with Amazon", Amazing.com, Inc., Revealed Their Training on How to Effectively Launch an Amazon Product

Today, Amazing.com, Inc., released their seller training video on how to launch a product on Amazon. The video revealing Amazing.com's Amazon launch strategy comes just one day after Amazon announced its "Shipping with Amazon” delivery service–only accessible to third-party Amazon sellers. This is yet another service from Amazon that will allow merchants to streamline the Amazon selling process.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon is launching “Shipping with Amazon”, a delivery service that will rival companies like FedEx and UPS. The delivery service will first launch in Los Angeles, CA. It will only initially be available for use by third-party Amazon sellers. It is expected to rollout sometime in the coming weeks.

Amazing.com, Inc.’s most recent training video, “Top Amazon Ranking Launch Strategy”, shows sellers a raw, live demo of Amazing’s Rapid Ranking System in action. In the 45-minute video, expert instructor and Amazon seller–Mike McClary–takes sellers through the steps of launching a product and creating multiple marketing campaigns to quickly generate product sales on Amazon. This is just one of many live Amazon seller training videos recently released by Amazing.com. Sellers can utilize Amazing.com’s recent videos to learn things such as how to choose good products to sell on Amazon, how to find private label product suppliers, and what to do to optimize an Amazon product listing.

Amazon launching their own delivery service makes perfect sense. Offering free one to two-day shipping for Prime Members has led the company to spend more than $21 billion in 2017 on shipping costs alone. Free shipping is a huge draw for the consumer. Over time, an efficiently run Shipping with Amazon service should increase Amazon’s bottom line.

Shipping with Amazon will also be known by the acronym SWA. SWA is not Amazon’s first move in the delivery service arena. Prime Air is Amazon’s shipping solution that includes Boeing freight planes and drone delivery. Last year, Amazon released Amazon Key, an innovation that allows delivery drivers to access homes to set packages just inside the door, to help eliminate package theft.

Co-founded by Matt Clark and Jason Katzenback, Amazing.com, Inc. is headquartered in Austin, TX. The company teaches entrepreneurs how to run successful private label Amazon businesses. Amazing.com mainly offers online training but also hosts live training sessions.