Dangerous Goods (Hazmat) Compliance

Here’s What We Look At

Selling hazardous products comes with an extra set of rules. We help you ensure that your listings stay safe and compliant.

Classifying your products correctly as Hazmat
Reviewing and validating Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
Ensuring FBA’s dangerous goods requirements are met
Checking packaging and labelling for compliance

What You Get in Return

Fewer delays, smooth approvals, and uninterrupted sales for your regulated products.

Keep Your Listings Free from Hazmat Delays

Classifying hazardous products on Amazon is complex; errors can lead to listing blocks or fulfilment restrictions. Flagged items often include those with specific chemicals or batteries, requiring precise documentation.

We handle accurate classification, SDS reviews, and labelling to align with Amazon’s hazmat criteria. Our approach reduces misclassification risks and approval delays, ensuring efficient product movement.

A Message from Our Clients

Don’t just take our word for it. Here’s what founders and marketing directors have to say about partnering with Be Big Seller.

“Be Big Seller completely transformed our Amazon presence. Within 6 months, our ACOS dropped by 18% and our overall revenue tripled. They actually care about our profitability.”

You Got Questions? We Got Answers!

We don’t do guesswork. Every decision is driven by a structured process designed to uncover opportunities and multiply revenue.

What is Amazon PPC, and how does it work?

Amazon PPC is a click-based auction system where you pay for interest rather than views. By combining various ad formats and strategic bidding, it targets the most relevant shoppers to maximize your budget’s impact.

What are the different Amazon ad types (Sponsored Products, Brands, Display)?

Sponsored Products: Promote individual items with keyword or product targeting to appear in search results and product pages.

Sponsored Brands: Showcase your brand with a logo, headline, and multiple products.

Sponsored Display: Retarget shoppers or reach audiences based on interests/ASINs, on and off Amazon.

How much does Amazon PPC cost?

Your costs depend on what you sell and how competitive the space is, but the best part is that you’re in total control. You decide your daily budget and only pay when someone actually clicks on your ad. There are no surprise upfront fees, and you can choose the bidding strategy that feels right for your goals.

Who can run Amazon PPC campaigns?

If you’re a professional seller, vendor, KDP author, or an agency with eligible products, you’re good to go! Just keep in mind that some ad types, like Sponsored Brands, will require you to be part of the Amazon Brand Registry.

How do I structure my PPC campaigns effectively?

Keep your campaigns clean and focused. Group them by product type, keyword match type, or by goal. Avoid mixing unrelated products in the same campaign, as it hurts relevance and can make your listings compete against each other.

How important are negative keywords?

Very important. They stop your ads from showing on irrelevant searches, cut wasted spend, and improve ACoS. Review search term reports regularly to find and add them.

What key metrics should I track in Amazon PPC?

Impressions, clicks, CTR (Click-Through Rate), conversions/CVR, ACoS, CPC, ROAS, and search term reports. Also monitor organic rank impact and New-to-Brand metrics.

How can I lower my ACoS without losing sales?

Prioritize high-performing keywords with exact match and pause those that underperform. Continually refine your bids, incorporate negative keywords to eliminate waste, and experiment with different match types. Additionally, enhancing the quality of your listing designs can further boost performance.