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When initially getting started with ScoutPal (demonstration, trial, or
subscription) you will need to identify yourself as a seller in the
Amazon Marketplace.
Some sellers may have a display name that's been established by
Amazon as a unique Marketplace Nickname; a Nickname is composed of all letters, numbers, and
possibly underscores ("_"). If your display Nickname is not
recognized by ScoutPal, just use your Seller ID instead. (All sellers
have an ID, even new sellers with just one listing and/or no
feedback.) In either
and in any case, these identities are the ways that your customers
know of you, so it's
important that you know them as well.
To learn your Marketplace identity, search Amazon.com to see any of your
Amazon listings. (Just like you were a shopper.) Your name and a
link to your feedback page will be displayed alongside the listing. Refer
to the example below; in the example listing, the Nickname
is "greatbooks_today" and the feedback link is the part that
reads "95% positive". (If you have no feedback, the
link will read "Seller Profile" instead.)
Your Seller ID
is embedded in the URL (page address) of your feedback page link. The ID is
at the end of the link's URL; it will look something like this: "&seller=A1JRRZSZNWWK8W".
You can use this tool to extract your Seller ID
from one of your Amazon listings.
You could also copy and paste the link URL to some other place on
your computer where it can be examined (like in Notepad, or in your
your browser, or any other place or program where you can easily view
the full URL); then copy the letters and numbers that come after the
"&seller=" part of the URL.
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