by Kathy | Oct 2, 2026 | Inventory Management
Once you’ve decided to keep some inventory outside Amazon’s fulfillment centers, the next step is deciding where it should live. Most established sellers choose between Amazon Warehousing and Distribution (AWD), pallet storage at a third-party logistics...
by Kathy | Sep 28, 2026 | Inventory Management
When a container arrives, it’s tempting to send as much as you can to Amazon. It feels efficient, and it’s one less decision. For established sellers, though, sending everything in often creates new problems. Storage fees go up. You bump against capacity...
by Kathy | Sep 28, 2026 | Inventory Management
If you’ve sold on Amazon for a few years, much of your inventory is probably in Amazon’s fulfillment centers. That’s how FBA is designed to work. For most sellers, it works well most of the time. Still, it’s worth knowing what happens to that...
by Kathy | Aug 7, 2026 | Inventory Management
If you have ever had to send an apology email because someone ordered the last unit of something that was already gone, you know how much that one moment can cost you. Not just the refund. The customer who was excited about your product and now associates your brand...
by Kathy | Aug 7, 2026 | Inventory Management
Stockouts rarely happen because someone forgot to reorder. They happen because there was never a clear number telling anyone when to reorder in the first place. Without that number, restocking becomes a feeling. Someone glances at a shelf, or scrolls through...
by Kathy | Aug 7, 2026 | Inventory Management
At some point, almost every multi-channel seller has the same experience. You pull up Shopify, and it says one number. You check Amazon Seller Central, and it says another. Your inventory doesn’t match. Somebody asks how many units of a SKU you actually have...
