Put your best foot forward with your product listing, right? Make sure everything is good enough for launch,

but then you can always go back later and edit and update your product listing. It's actually pretty simple.

So to edit your product listing, you're going to sign into your Amazon seller account and you're going to go to your FBA inventory.

Okay, on the FBA inventory page, you can click on over on the very far right side of the screen.

There should be a little button that simply says edit.

What's up, guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isom. In this

episode, we're going to talk about how to edit your product listing after launch. So ideally,

before you get your product launched on Amazon, you want to make sure that everything is good

to go with your product listing. You want to go in and finalize your title your key feature bullet

points your product description make sure that all your main images are uploaded if you're doing a plus

content make sure that's all up and working so right ideally you want to make sure that everything

is top-notch quality to get ready for your launch. However, everything doesn't

have to be perfect. In fact, with a lot of people that I work with, their listing isn't perfect.

When I say perfect, I mean like it's not the highest possible quality that they could have

for their product listing. However, at some point, you just got to take action and launch, right? You just got to

put it out there, get some feedback, and then improve as you go. This is something that we did,

too, with our own products. We took some product photography, and don't get me wrong,

it was good. Like, we didn't want to put out bad photos, obviously, and I would not recommend

you just put out bad photos to start. It was good. They were good quality photos. It was a good listing. But over time,

we tested and we made improvements. We actually redid some product photography, some lifestyle

images. In fact, just recently, after selling for almost three years, we redid an image for our size guide for our product.

So this was an image that we had been using for two years.

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