How do I create an Amazon market profile?

Amazon Market

Use Amazon market profiles to enter start and end dates for promotional sales, rebate information, gift settings, and other miscellaneous information pertinent to Amazon listings only. Save and name the profile to reuse for future ads.

Profile Name

The profile name will be displayed in the drop-down menu in the Policy Profile section when you create items. It is important to create descriptive profile names so you can easily identify them in the list. For example, if you create two profiles and name them “Prop 65” and “Amazon Standard”, you will know at a glance as your create your item which profile to use if your item is subject to Proposition 65 rules and regulations.

Sale Start & End

Set the start and end date for any promotional sale you would like to associate with your items. Keep in mind that the sale information will only be effective if the date specified is a future date. If you use sales, we recommend that you create a separate profile for each sale and name them appropriately (for example, “March sale” or Christmas sale”). This way you’ll be able to identify sales, so you can update the profile after the sale takes place.

Rebate

If there is a manufacturer’s rebate available for your Amazon items, you may enter the rebate information here. Valid entries must be made in each of the available fields. The rebate will become effective on the start date and will expire on the end date. Use the message area to describe the rebate, such as “Mail-in rebate for $25 off is available for this product.”

Gift Settings

Gift settings are optional and can be used if you are supplying a gift message or gift wrapping service for the item.

Discontinued by Manufacturer

This indicates whether or not the manufacturer is still producing the item.

Proposition 65

You must inform Amazon if your product is subject to Proposition 65 rules and regulations. Prop 65 is a legal requirement for merchants to provide California consumers with a special warning for products that contain chemicals known to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm, if those products expose consumers to such chemicals above certain threshold levels. The default value for this option is "no", so if you do not populate this column then we assume your product is not subject to this law. Please view the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment website for more information: http://www.oehha.ca.gov/