How To Increase Your Amazon Ads Spending Limit and Charging Frequency Higher Than $500
The video explains the process for Amazon sellers to raise the automatic $500 billing threshold on Amazon Advertising, which determines how often the platform charges the seller’s credit card. Amazon initially sets a $1 credit limit that climbs through $10, $25, $50, $150, $200, $350, and stops at $500. To exceed it, sellers must request a manual limit review via the Ads dashboard’s Help > Billing and Payments section, specify a desired limit (typically $1,000‑$1,500), and provide evidence of a $10,000+ credit‑card line. The presenter advises having a track record of at least one to two $500 charges per week for several months. Amazon usually replies within three to four business days, either approving the higher limit or denying it based on ad spend history and credit capacity. Raising the limit reduces the frequency of charges, extending the cash‑flow window between ad spend and Amazon payouts—critical for sellers using Amazon’s DD+7 settlement. It also enables larger, more aggressive campaigns without constant payment interruptions.
The Scaling Secret Most Founders Discover Too Late
The video reveals a scaling secret most founders learn too late: the power of positive energy and community. Daniel, the host of Startup CPG, explains how founders often sacrifice personal life for relentless work, yet the real catalyst for growth...
Friday Live Amazon & Ecommerce Q&A with Noah Wickham
The live session hosted by My Amazon Guy’s VP of Sales, Noah Wickham, addressed the mounting frustrations of Amazon sellers—from exploding FBA fees to the opaque support system—while fielding real‑time questions from a global audience. Wickham highlighted that storage and fulfillment...
BREAKING NEWS: Amazon Releases New Two Part Title Requirements
Amazon announced a two‑part title overhaul effective July 27, 2026, capping product titles at 75 characters—including spaces—and introducing a new “item highlights” section that provides an additional 125 characters for material, usage, and comparison details. Sellers must revise existing listings by the...
Stop Deep Discounting on Prime Day: The High-Margin Playbook for 2026
The video outlines a “high‑margin playbook” for Amazon sellers on Prime Day 2026, arguing that deep discounting is no longer the optimal path. The presenter shows that modest 5 % discounts can generate three‑to‑five times normal daily sales, while heavy discounts erode...
Why AI Shopping Agents Are Changing Your Amazon Strategy
The podcast explores how AI‑powered shopping agents are reshaping the Amazon experience and broader e‑commerce landscape. Hosts Noah Wickham and guest Trevor Sumner argue that agents can anticipate what a consumer will buy before the shopper even realizes a need,...
See the Difference in Amazon Payout Cashflow With DD+7 Before Payday Hurts
The video breaks down Amazon’s DD+7 payment schedule, showing how sellers receive funds seven days after a product’s delivery date rather than on the actual delivery day. By mapping a calendar, the presenter demonstrates that orders placed early in the month...
The Agency SOP System That Stops Client Churn
The speaker outlines an operations system for agencies built to prevent client churn by standardizing hiring, onboarding, auditing and training. Rather than hiring experienced specialists, the agency hires junior staff and uses rigid HR checklists, tool setups and daily cadence...
How to Recover Cash From FBA Unfulfillable Inventory
Amazon sellers face a maze of choices for unfulfillable FBA inventory, from automated value‑recovery channels to direct removal actions. The platform offers three recovery paths—refurbishment, grade‑and‑resell, and liquidation—each with distinct trade‑offs, plus two removal options: return to seller or disposal. Refurbishment...
ACOS vs TACOS: The Amazon Seller Mistake That Can Hurt Growth
The video tackles a common Amazon‑seller dilemma: whether to chase ACOS, TACOS, profit margins or market share. Using a plane‑cockpit metaphor, the presenter warns that fixating on a single gauge can lead to disastrous outcomes, just as an aircraft once...
Friday Live Amazon & Ecommerce Q&A with Noah Wickham
The Friday Live Amazon & Ecommerce Q&A featured Noah Wickham, VP of Sales and Marketing at My Amazon Guy, fielding real‑time questions from sellers frustrated by rising fees, inventory challenges, and Amazon’s evolving policies. Wickham highlighted how fee increases are squeezing...
Amazon PPC Impressions Problem: The Real Reason No One's Clicking
The video addresses a common Amazon PPC problem—advertisers receive impressions but no clicks after launching a new product in a competitive niche. The host walks through why relevance and creative elements matter and offers a step‑by‑step troubleshooting plan. Core metrics are...
Grow Your Sales W/ This Subscribe and Save Dashboard Change
Amazon has refreshed its Subscribe and Save dashboard, adding SKU‑level visibility and a suite of new metrics that let sellers dissect reorder versus subscription performance. The upgrade surfaces weekly year‑over‑year unit counts, separates true reorders from Subscribe and Save orders,...
Friday Live Amazon & Ecommerce Q&A with Noah Wickham
The Friday Live session featured Noah Wickham, VP of Sales & Marketing at My Amazon Guy, fielding real‑time questions from Amazon sellers about profitability, advertising, listings, and payment changes. Wickham emphasized that tools like Seller Board only reflect true margins...
Will AI Take Amazon PPC Jobs Next?
The video explores whether artificial intelligence will eventually replace Amazon Pay‑Per‑Click (PPC) specialists. The speaker argues that while AI will increasingly handle repetitive, commoditized tasks, the strategic layer of campaign planning remains firmly human for the foreseeable future. Key insights include...