1. Regarding the cost of opening a store, Amazon has two account types: professional sellers and individual sellers, corresponding to corporate and personal accounts respectively.

The charging standards are also different: Professional: Fees = Sales Commission + Monthly Rent Individual: Fees = Sales Commission + Per-item Charge In addition, Amazon also has three major sites in Europe, North America, and Japan. Each site is different, and the fees are also different.

2. You must know about some infringement situations.

1. Image infringement

Image infringement generally occurs between third-party sellers. Some people see that the product pictures of other people’s stores are beautiful and use them. Sellers who take the original pictures can use the original pictures to directly complain. In fact, there are so many art studios on the market that do outsourced image processing. It is easy for sellers to handle their own pictures.

2. Trademark infringement

If you do not obtain the official authorization of the product brand, use the other party's registered trademark listing without authorization, or write other people's trademarks in your own listing title, five-element characteristics, product description and Search Term keywords and other detailed information when releasing products, it is an infringement.

3. Patent infringement

Patent rights protect novel technologies. Patents include three types: design patents, utility patents, and invention patents.

1. Design patent rights: new designs made by the shape, pattern, color or combination of products that are aesthetically pleasing and suitable for industrial applications. In simple terms, they look alike. As long as more than 60% of the acquaintances complain about infringement, they will be punished.

2. Utility patent rights: refers to new technical solutions suitable for practical use proposed for the shape, structure or combination of products. Sometimes they are also called small inventions or small patents, which are more practical.

3. Invention patent rights: A product has an invention patent right, and it cannot be produced and sold without permission, which means imitations.

Patent infringement is relatively difficult to identify, because to determine whether a product has a patent, you need to find its patent holder, patent name or patent number, but this is not an easy task for sellers.

Therefore, in order to avoid patent infringement, sellers must try to obtain relevant information about the product through multiple channels during product selection and product release. Consulting suppliers and asking experienced peer sellers are effective ways to identify patent infringement.

Fourth, the focus of copyright protection is original works. In fact, whether or not copyright registration is done, the author enjoys the copyright. However, if copyright registration is not done, it is difficult to prove who the original author is.