Every unit you sell needs its own FN skew barcode.

If you're selling a type of product that has multiple pieces for assembly,

you're gonna have to make sure that you secure that package.

You can't send a wheelbarrow where the handles and legs are separate,

but they're all sold obviously together as one unit.

They would not assemble that for you in one package.

You would have to do that assemble yourself,

which again, I recommend you have your supplier do all of this stuff anyway.

What's up, guys?

You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

In this episode, we're going to talk all about Amazon's FBA prep requirements.

This comes from lesson 36 in my guide, 0 to 67 lessons learned,

but we are going to dive much, much deeper in this episode than what you will find in the guide.

However, I do strongly recommend everyone does

have that zero to 67 lessons, or excuse me, zero to $200,000 in our first year selling on Amazon,

67 lessons guide. There's a link for you right below in the show notes of this podcast to get it

for a nice little discount. But let's jump right in to Amazon's packaging and prep requirements.

There is a ton of information to cover in this episode.

If you're able to take some notes, you can.

But I'm also going to include a link to some of these web pages that I'm going to be discussing

in this episode so you can go back and

review them. I recommend that all of my coaching program students read thoroughly through these

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