Selling Tips for Sellers
July 21, 2025
If you’re selling on Amazon in 2025, your Amazon account health rating has never been more critical.
From sudden Amazon fraud alerts to policy updates buried in your Seller Central dashboard, Amazon sellers face serious risks if they ignore the new buyer-seller messaging rules.
What changed in Amazon’s policies in 2025
How to adjust your messaging strategies
How it connects to your overall Amazon account management services
And how staying compliant keeps you safe from issues like Amazon account closed appeals and bad reviews that could threaten your business.
No Promotions or Marketing:
Forget including discounts, remove fake Amazon reviews offers, or upselling in your messages.
Messages Must Be Transactional:
Amazon uses AI in the Amazon sales dashboard to detect potential policy violations.
Your messaging practices now directly impact:
“Your order #12345 shipped today.”
“Can you confirm the color you’d like for your custom item?”
“This product contains small parts. Please keep away from children.”
Discounts
Promotions
Requests to remove fake Amazon reviews
External website links
Amazon recommends built-in templates in the Seller Central dashboard for safer communication.
Regularly check your Amazon seller dashboard for compliance alerts.
Q1: Can I ask buyers to leave a review?
Yes—but only through Amazon’s official “Request a Review” button. You can’t include custom messages promoting positive feedback or suggesting customers remove fake Amazon reviews.
Q2: Can I send links in my messages?
No. Amazon prohibits external links unless explicitly allowed.
Q3: How can I monitor my account health rating?
Check the Seller Central dashboard under Account Health. Tools from an Amazon account management agency can help keep it healthy.
Q4: What if my Amazon account gets closed?
You’d need to understand how to appeal Amazon account closed decisions quickly to protect your business.
Amazon’s stricter rules mean sellers need to stay vigilant.
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