Inventory Was About to be Destroyed

Going from chaos to $2m per month on Amazon

Chaos to $2/million per Month Even powerhouse brands aren't safe from the absolute craziness of Amazon's systems (and some of the errors that come up).    When Death Wish Coffee saw thousands of units suddenly marked as "expired," they were losing sellable inventory and revenue every single day.   Despite being one of the strongest names in coffee, Amazon's automated systems created major setbacks: inventory flagged as expired when it wasn't, automated removals trashing stock that is truly sellable, and a documentation maze that made it nearly impossible to reverse mistakes.    Each issue meant lost revenue, wasted product, and hours of frustration.   To fix their issues, our team stepped in and replaced reactive firefighting with proactive management.    We coordinated bin checks to verify and recover falsely flagged inventory, implemented a shared case tracker for full transparency (over 670 cases managed in two months), and monitored removal orders and account health daily to prevent future losses.    We also used pricing strategies and Buy Box tracking to stay competitive and protect margins.     The current results spoke for themselves: 20,000+ units recovered and reinstated for sale Over $2 million in monthly Amazon revenue Practically zero downtime from suppressed listings or system errors Improved customer satisfaction and fewer returns   Want to learn more about how we did it?  Click here to read the full case study.   If you're tired of dealing with the headaches of Amazon and focus on parts of your business that you actually enjoy, we can help. Work with MAG Simply schedule a call with our team to learn what opportunities we see to scale your business (and make your life easier). My Amazon Guy, 5020 Hamptons Club Dr, Alpharetta, GA 30004, United States Unsubscribe Manage preferences