This guide will walk you through the steps of creating an account and starting your free trial with SellerMate.ai, a tool for managing your Amazon Ads.
Step 1: Sign Up with SellerMate.ai
On the SellerMate.ai homepage, click on “Get Started” in the top left corner.
Follow the on-screen instructions to create your SellerMate.ai account. This involves entering your name, email address, and creating a password.
Alternatively, you can create an account with your Google account.
Step 2: Connect Your Amazon Ads Account
Once you've signed up and logged in to SellerMate.ai, you will enter the SellerMate.ai dashboard.
You should see a button or option to connect your Amazon Ads account labeled "Connect Amazon Ads."
Click on the "Connect Amazon Ads" button.
Step 3: Authorize SellerMate.ai to Access Your Ads Data
Clicking the connect button will redirect you to the Amazon Seller Central login page.
Enter your Amazon Seller Central login credentials (email address and password) on this page.
Amazon will then ask you to review the permissions SellerMate.ai is requesting. These permissions allow SellerMate.ai to access your advertising data but not make any changes to your campaigns.
Please grant access to allow your Amazon advertising data to be added to SellerMate.ai.
P.S. We are Amazon’s trusted partner, and your data is completely safe with us. You can revoke access at any time.
Step 4: Return to SellerMate.ai
Once you've granted permissions, Amazon will redirect you back to the SellerMate.ai platform.
Your data sync will begin. Please allow a couple of hours for the data sync to complete.
Congratulations! You've successfully connected your Amazon Ads account to SellerMate.ai. Now you can explore the SellerMate.ai platform and leverage its features to manage your Amazon advertising campaigns.
Additional Notes:
SellerMate.ai typically offers a free trial period of 1 month. Be sure to check the website for current free trial details.
No credit card information is required to start the free trial.
You can cancel your subscription before the free trial ends to avoid any charges.
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