Launching on Amazon can feel like strapping into a rocket—fast, thrilling, and full of promise.
For this rookie seller, that ride ended in a nosedive: $2,392 in sales, a -200% ROI, and a lesson in how quickly PPC and fees can chew through a budget.
The question is, how many sellers learn this before it’s too late? ⏳
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An Amazon seller (OP) asked: How are you using AI/ChatGPT to make selling on Amazon easier?
The OP—who is a verified $1MM+ Annual sales seller—kicked things off with the obvious: AI helps tidy up product titles and descriptions.
They also use it for:
But then the floodgates opened. Sellers revealed how they’re using AI in their day-to-day operations.
🎙️ Sellers spill their playbooks
So, how far are sellers really pushing AI inside their Amazon businesses—and what risks are they running by letting a robot handle the grunt work?
One summed it up perfectly: “It’s not replacing me, but it’s replacing my least favorite tasks.”
⚖️ The AI catch
For all its magic, sellers also pointed out the risks: hallucinated info, generic wording that dilutes brand voice, and the eternal Amazon fear—triggering compliance flags with auto-generated text.
AI isn’t a set-and-forget button, it’s more like a very fast intern that still needs a manager.
THOUGHT OF THE DAY
AI won’t make you a great seller. But it can make you an efficient one, as long as you keep measuring your strategy against your robot’s work.
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