You may run into the roadblock where Amazon is requiring you to submit photos showing the product or packaging with the branding clearly visible on the packaging or on the product.

Two or three years ago, the strategy that we'd use all the time is we would just Photoshop the logo onto the product or the packaging and submit that and how they

explicitly state Photoshopped images will not be accepted.

What's up guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

How do I get my listings approved when they're asking for photos?

This is something that happens to a lot of my students who are getting their products

launched, their brand started on Amazon. And let's just dive right into it. So when you go to

Amazon Cellar Central and you've set up your

professional account, you go to create your first listing, you may run into the roadblock

where Amazon is requiring you to submit photos showing the product or packaging with the branding

clearly visible on the packaging or on the product.

And they're getting really smart now because two or three years ago,

the strategy that we'd use all the time is we would just Photoshop the logo onto the product

or the packaging and submit that and they'd be like, sweet, you're approved.

Now they explicitly state Photoshopped images will not be accepted.

So like, okay, dang, Amazon is getting smarter.

So I want to give you guys kind of the step-by-step process to do this because, again,

a lot of students are listening to the podcast following my course.

Shout out to those of you that are members of my programs.

You guys are following the course. You're following the system. And again, you might be getting to that point where you're saying,

you know, Andy, you know, you teach get a finalized sample. Get a sample, you know, with the product,

with the packaging, with the logos, with all that stuff. And sometimes suppliers might not do that.

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