Hello, everybody, and welcome to another episode of the Helium 10 Weekly Buzz.

My name is Lem Turner, and this is a show where we get you familiar with the latest news in

Amazon and e-commerce space. Then we also were going to interview people that you need to hear from

and provide a training tip of the week that will give you serious strategies for serious sellers at any level in the Amazon Walmart and e-commerce world. So let's see what's

buzzing this week. Today, we're going to be going over some of the top news of the week,

including the Amazon outage yesterday, a new feature of going over some of the most frequently

asked questions that you have submitted and getting into a brand new tool called an Amazon

anomaly tracker.

So stay tuned to the end when we get to that.

So let's get started first with our news of the week.

So our first news piece of the week comes directly from Amazon Seller Central news piece

about the brand new initiative called the box level inventory placement.

Through Amazon's partnered carrier program, your Simmons can now be eligible for box level inventory placement. Through Amazon's partnered carrier

program, your shipments can now be eligible for box level inventory placement. Amazon says

that it will improve the distribution of your products across Amazon's fulfillment network

at no additional cost to you by separating your shipments into multiple box groups,

which will allow your products to reach the fulfillment centers faster. Now, keep in mind, this does not affect your shipment fees and full transparency is provided

so that sellers have complete visibility over the shipment status of each of their box groups.

No action is required from sellers in order to take advantage of this initiative, as Amazon

will automatically inform you if your shipment qualifies for a box level placement when you create

a shipping

plan. This will allow for more inventory to be placed in different locations that are closer to your

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