Did you guys get that email from Amazon saying that you needed to get product insurance in the next 30 days?

Thousands of sellers did.

Today, we're going to talk about what that email entails and what are the best practices for getting insurance.

How cool is that?

Pretty cool, I think. Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the serious sellers podcast by Helium 10.

I'm your host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show.

That's a completely BS-free, unscripted, and unrehearsed, organic conversation about serious strategies for serious sellers of any

level in the Amazon world. And we've got a cool episode today. You know, the ones that have always

been very popular in the past is when we have panel discussions with different people to talk about,

you know, things and themes that are trending in the Amazon world. And one of those things is insurance for Amazon sellers.

And we're going to get into that in a little bit. But before we do, let's go ahead and introduce our two guests. First of all, we've got Ashland. Ashland, how's it going? Hey, good. How are you doing? I'm doing Just Delightful. Where are you located right now? I am born and raised in Indiana, so I'm here in the cornfields and soybeans.

Okay, okay. Just Delightful. Where are you located right now? I am born and raised in Indiana. So I'm here in the

cornfields and soybeans. Okay. Okay. Indiana, Hoosier here. I'm a Hoosier. All right. And we've got

Michelle. Michelle, how's it going? Oh, I'm doing great. And where are you located right now?

I am just next door to Ashland, I guess. I'm in Owensboro, Kentucky.

Kentucky. Okay. So that explains the accent a little bit, I guess. You sound like you're from

Australia. No, just plain. Of course, from this very strong southern accent. I like it.

Yeah, that's what you get here in Kentucky. Okay, cool, cool. Now, let's get just a little bit more. I always love, you know, hearing how people arrive to the e-commerce world. You know, the journey is always different. So, Ashton, first of all, you said you were born and raised in Indiana now, you know, growing up there, you know, I think the stereotype for boys is everybody, you know,

wants to play basketball or something or to be in Indiana Hoosier. But what about you? Like,

you were eight, nine, ten years old in Indiana. What was your career ambitions at that time as a young

girl? So I wanted to be an FBI agent at that age. I wanted to be that bad woman in the slick pants with a gun on her hip.

I did get my degree in criminal justice, but didn't use it at all.

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