Amazon opens the door to an international audience. We set up your sales and optimize listings and ads for the platform.
Amazon is technically structured differently than Bol.com, with stricter content requirements, its own advertising system and an international audience. Anyone who copies a Bol.com strategy one-to-one to Amazon will get stuck. We know the differences and tailor your listings, ads and strategy to the platform.
On Amazon you sell as a Seller (you sell directly to consumers yourself via Seller Central) or as a Vendor (you supply in bulk to Amazon, by invitation). Most brands start as Seller, because you then maintain control over price, content and strategy.
With FBA your inventory is stored at Amazon, which handles storage, shipping, customer service and returns. FBA products are eligible for Prime, which can significantly increase visibility and conversion. The alternative is FBM, where you ship yourself.
Amazon has stricter content requirements, a different advertising system and an international audience. Copying a Bol.com strategy one-to-one doesn't work. We tailor listings, ads and logistics to Amazon's rules.
You sell on Amazon through a Seller or Vendor account. Success revolves around strong product listings, good reviews, competitive pricing, and Amazon Ads. Growgency sets up your sales and continuously optimizes them.
Bol.com is strong in the Benelux with a Dutch-speaking audience; Amazon is international and technically structured differently, with its own advertising system and stricter content requirements. An approach that works on Bol.com doesn't translate one-to-one to Amazon.
For many brands, yes. Amazon opens the door to international markets and a different audience. Often it's the logical second step after you're selling profitably on Bol.com.
Yes. We manage Sponsored Products and additional advertising formats on Amazon, tailored to the bidding logic and competition of the platform.
In the free potential scan, we'll look at whether and how Amazon is worthwhile for your brand.