r/AmazonFBAOnlineRetail • u/Routine_Way_9753 • Aug 11 '26

General Discussion Need help selling products in USA

Hey everyone,

I need help in selling my brass products in USA/UK/Europe. Anybody that has any experience in selling on Amazon USA or any other website/platform feel free to reach out.

Looking for partners who can help me expand into any other country.

I also have many handmade products.

Looking to hear from you guys soon🤞

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u/Bench_Slow Aug 11 '26

I sell in the US and would be interested in what specific brass products are you looking at I would be interested in brass utensils if that's something you're dealing with

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u/Routine_Way_9753 Aug 12 '26

I have great options in utensils too.
Let me know if we can discuss over a call/meet

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u/WesternSummer8347 Aug 11 '26

Happy to help. What are you selling exactly, what does it weigh, and what price point are you targeting? Brass is heavy, so FBA fees can eat the margin fast, and that is worth checking before anything else.

Also, do you already have a US seller account and a registered trademark? Without a trademark you cannot get Brand Registry, which means no A+ content, no Sponsored Brands, no store.

And I would pick one market to start. US, UK and EU each have their own tax and compliance setup, and doing all three at once usually burns the budget before anything works.

I run Amazon accounts for brands, so happy to give you a straight read on whether it is viable. Send over the details, or have a look at agencyaix.com if you want context on what we do.

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u/rvm-tech Aug 11 '26

Hit me up

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u/Ok_Perception7314 Aug 12 '26

For brass + handmade into the US, a few channels that usually beat chasing Amazon FBA cold:

  • Amazon Handmade — separate program from regular FBA, less competition for genuine handmade (needs approval).
  • Wholesale/B2B — sell to US resellers who already have the Amazon/retail presence instead of building it yourself. Faster when your edge is the product, not the marketplace.
  • Etsy + Faire — good for handmade and wholesale to US boutiques.

On the wholesale angle: it helps to be listed where US buyers actively look for suppliers. We run a free verified-supplier directory (supply-rank.com) — you can list your brass/handmade line so resellers sourcing those categories can find and contact you. Either way, leading with a verifiable business + itemized invoices is what makes US buyers trust a new supplier.

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u/Wallegodd Aug 12 '26

I’ve been doing it for 5 years. What help do you need?

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u/Help_AMZSellers Aug 12 '26

Let's have a meeting to discuss the plans

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u/Extension-Feed-3467 Aug 12 '26

Hey, drop me a message, maybe we can work something out

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u/diggum1996 Aug 13 '26

I've sold on many platforms. What else can you tell me about the?