Amazon Antitrust Lawsuit & The Impact On Amazon Sellers

Published: June 9, 2021, 4:35 p.m.

Today I bring in Jason Boyce (Prosper Show) to get a full breakdown and insights into the current antitrust lawsuit and the treatment of third party sellers.

The report finds that Amazon \u201chas monopoly power over many small- and medium-sized businesses.\u201d It says these businesses largely \u201cdo not have a viable alternative to Amazon for reaching online consumers.\u201d The report alleges that Amazon \u201chas engaged in extensive anticompetitive conduct in its treatment of third-party sellers.\u201d

One interesting tidbit from the report: \u201cPublicly, Amazon describes third-party sellers as \u2018partners.\u2019 But internal documents show that, behind closed doors, the company refers to them as \u2018internal competitors.\u2019 \u201d

Source: GeekWire

Jason Boyce, the author of The Amazon Jungle and founder of Avenue7Media, began selling direct to consumer as an e-commerce retailer in 2002, and as an Amazon Merchant in 2003. Together with his A+ teams, he has bootstrapped several of his own brands to success with methods developed over nearly 20 years of real-world experience. These methods helped Jason\u2019s company become a Top 200 Amazon Seller and a top 1,000 E-commerce seller according to Internet Retailer Magazine. In 2014, while speaking at several Amazon Selling and E-commerce conferences, Jason realized that helping others succeed was more meaningful than growing his own brands. He began supporting a small group of sellers in 2014 which spawned Avenue7Media, a 21st-century product marketing agency.

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