Fantastic! And thanks for complements :)

Done. Thanks, Dave! You guys are a great resource. Just signed up for Premium.

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If the promotion services are simply giving away products with nothing being tied to reviews, it’s not something Amazon is suspending people for. At some point they may clamp down saying they’re “manipulating search results” but it’s not happening yet.

Digging the new format to the podcast! I ran Amazon Giveaways with good results when I launched my product. Now, I’m back in stock after running out late-summer and would like to regain sales momentum as quickly as possible. What’s the best way to do that now that Amazon Giveaways are retired? I’ve started offering 90% off single-use promo codes on Facebook with ManyChat, but haven’t had any bites yet!

Thanks,
Andrew
Thanks!

Hey Dave, very late follow up on the promotions topic.
Are other launch promotion services still viable in your opinion from a ToS point of view? For example Zonblast (SixLeaf).

I just ran an AZ giveaway recently. Interesting that they’re being discontinued !

The best way is to use a coupon code that’s not excessive and that you’re ‘happy’ when people use.

Hey Dave,

I’ve been running my Giveaways using a single use coupon code and wondering the same thing – is Amazon actually producing codes?
My reluctance to use a group code is the shear fact that the code has unlimited use – i.e. you could have your entire inventory wiped out.
Obviously you can take the standard steps to protect inventory – but there’s still risk attached to using the “group claim code”
How do you manage this?
Have you ever run a giveaway with a single us claim code? Do you think it works either way?

Thanks in advance
Ash

You set it up as a group promotion. It should create a single coupon code for all people that Amazon will automatically populate when you paste the promotion ID.