Amazon Business Hour Delivery Rate: 30 Sept Deadline

Amazon Business Hour Delivery Rate: the 90% seller-fulfilled requirement that becomes enforceable on 30 September 2026

Amazon’s Business Hour Delivery Rate stops being advisory on September 30. Hold 90% on seller-fulfilled orders to Amazon Business buyers, or from October 30 those offers can be deactivated for Business customers — while your listing, your retail offer and your Buy Box all look completely normal.

What Amazon Will Announce at Accelerate 2026

What Amazon Will Announce at Accelerate 2026

Amazon Accelerate 2026 runs September 22–24 in Seattle, and Amazon won’t say what it plans to launch. But the 2025 announcement list points in one very specific direction — and shows you what Amazon still isn’t going to give you.

Amazon Content Partners: What It Really Changes

Amazon Content Partners: What It Really Changes

Amazon blocked ChatGPT’s crawlers, then launched a program paying creators to do the same thing on their own sites — in exchange for feeding Amazon’s AI shopping tools. Here’s what that trade actually means for brand visibility.

Amazon Reviews Login Required? Here’s Why

Amazon Reviews Login Required? Here's Why

Amazon is quietly testing a login wall on reviews while keeping its AI “Customers say” summary open to everyone. I don’t think this is about reviews — it’s an early signal of a much bigger bet on who controls access to Amazon’s data as it pours billions into AI infrastructure.

Amazon Seller Index 2026: 38% Distressed, 23% Thriving

Amazon Seller Index 2026: 38% Distressed, 23% Thriving

Marketplace Pulse’s 2026 Seller Index found 38% of Amazon sellers distressed and only 23% thriving — and I don’t think that’s a competition story. It’s a margin story: fees and ad spend are quietly eroding P&Ls while unit share keeps consolidating toward fewer sellers. Here’s what actually separates the two groups, and it isn’t tooling.

Amazon Is Removing the Excuses — And Most Sellers Haven’t Noticed

Amazon Is Removing the Excuses — And Most Sellers Haven’t Noticed

Six quiet Amazon changes — review summaries before the click, split-variation reviews, no more Contact Customer, search weighing post-click signals, more Seller Central AI, and visible Subscribe & Save benchmarks — all point one direction: mediocrity isn’t hideable anymore.