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Amazon FBA


The Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) exam evaluates a candidate's proficiency in using Amazon's FBA services to manage inventory, fulfill orders, and optimize sales on the Amazon platform. This certification validates knowledge of the entire FBA process, including product sourcing, listing optimization, inventory management, and customer service.


Who should take the exam?

  • E-commerce Entrepreneurs: Individuals looking to start or scale their Amazon FBA business.
  • Online Retailers: Retailers wanting to leverage Amazon's fulfillment network to reach more customers.
  • Product Managers: Professionals overseeing product portfolios and sales strategies on Amazon.
  • Supply Chain Managers: Individuals responsible for logistics, inventory, and order fulfillment.
  • Marketing Professionals: Marketers focused on optimizing Amazon listings and advertising campaigns.
  • Consultants: Advisors helping clients navigate the Amazon marketplace.
  • Students: Those studying e-commerce, business, or related fields.


Course Outline

The Amazon FBA exam covers the following topics :-

  • Module 1: Introduction to Amazon FBA
  • Module 2: Understanding Product Sourcing and Research
  • Module 3: Understanding Inventory Management
  • Module 4: Understanding Creating and Optimizing Product Listings
  • Module 5: Understanding Order Fulfillment and Shipping
  • Module 6: Understanding Marketing and Advertising on Amazon
  • Module 7: Understanding Customer Service and Feedback Management
  • Module 8: Understanding Analytics and Reporting
  • Module 9: Understanding Advanced Strategies for Scaling Your FBA Business

Amazon FBA FAQs

FBA stands for Fulfillment by Amazon, where Amazon stores, packs, and ships products on behalf of sellers.

Yes, it simplifies logistics, making it easier for new sellers to focus on sales and marketing.

Amazon restricts certain products such as hazardous materials, prohibited items, and high-risk electronics.

Yes, Amazon Global Selling and FBA Export allow you to reach customers in other countries.

Based on volume (in cubic feet) and time of year; higher fees apply during the holiday season and for long-term storage.

You can create a removal order to return or dispose of inventory to avoid long-term storage fees.

Not required, but a registered trademark is needed for Brand Registry and added protection.

Amazon handles returns and refunds for FBA orders; you can review return reasons in your dashboard.

Yes, you can convert your listings to FBA anytime and send inventory to Amazon fulfillment centers.

No minimum, but it's best to send enough inventory to avoid frequent restocking and delays.