There are certain categories that require you on Amazon to obtain pre-approval before you can list in those categories.

Now, going through the pre-approval process can be kind of a pain and it can take some time.

So if you're not prepared for that, you could be, you know, at a roadblock down the road waiting to be approved.

And if you don't get approved and you've already placed orders and done all this crap,

it could be a sticky situation.

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

Are there restrictions to selling certain types of products? This is going to be a really fun,

juicy episode. So, if you have your notepad ready, take a few notes because depending on the

product that you're thinking of selling, there may be restrictions.

We've learned a lot of things over the past few weeks and a couple months working with some

students as part of our coaching program about surprises and restrictions and paperwork and

hassles and hoops that we have to jump through for different types of products.

So we want to pass on some of that

information to you guys as well. So let's talk about restricted products. There's a lot of different

resources and links on Amazon Cellar Central. So I'd highly, highly recommend you go and read those

regardless of the type of product that you

sell because you may think that your product is perfectly safe and there's no reason that it would

be restricted like children's clothing. Why would that be restricted? We're going to talk about it in

this episode.

But yeah, so go and read those so you know exactly for your product, what the restrictions are,

what the paperwork, the documentation, the certifications are for your specific product.

There are certain categories that require you on Amazon to obtain pre-approval before you can list in those categories.

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