When registering an Amazon account, we need to prepare account information, a residential IP, and a computer. Here is a set for use together, 1 device, 1 account, and 1 residential IP. Here I recommend YiLu Proxy with 90M+ residential IPs from 200+ countries and regions. After preparing the required information, you can go to register an account. However, many sellers may have a question: which website should I register on? Or after I register, will all websites synchronize my account information? This is not the case. In fact, there is an obvious difference between the Amazon platform and eBay and AliExpress. Registering an account on the platforms of eBay and AliExpress can be synchronized to more than 200 countries and regions around the world. However, this is not the case with Amazon. Amazon's current operations are effectively separate website operations. For example, if I want to enter the US market, I need to register a US account. If I want to enter the European market, I need to register a European account. These accounts themselves are different, and different websites require different registrations. Now, if you want to register for the Amazon platform, you need to register for the US website. When you register for the US website, you will get accounts for the US, Canada, and Mexico websites at the same time.

Let's talk about the European website. If you want to sell something in Europe, you can sell in five countries in Europe, the five countries are the UK, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. You may ask, how do I sign up for these five websites? In fact, you can register for these five websites in any country. For example, if you register for the UK website, you can also sell to Spain, and you will also get accounts for these five websites. However, for most people, English is the most familiar language, so many sellers choose to register on the UK website. If you can speak other languages, such as Italian or Spanish, I suggest you consider registering on the Italian website or the Spanish website, because these websites have fewer registered accounts, so the review will be faster and the probability of passing is higher. In addition, if you heard that the Japanese website is good, in fact, on Amazon, the Japanese website is a good choice. Therefore, if you want to enter the Japanese market, you can also consider registering for the Japanese website. The Japan website is independently registered and operated independently.

In addition to the Japanese website, there is also a new website- the Australian website. At present, if you want to register an account on the Australian website, you need to wait for the Amazon investment manager to send an invitation link before you can register. As for whether the Australian website is worth paying attention to, I think that although there are fewer sellers, the sales may be better, but we must remember that it takes a process to cultivate the habits of consumers. In addition, Amazon's FB logistics system has just started to operate in Australia. If you choose to ship by yourself, your account may be adversely affected. Therefore, I do not recommend that you pay attention to the Australian website too early or too anxiously, and there is no need to put all your energy into this website.

If you want to operate the four websites in the United States, Europe, Japan, and Australia on Amazon, you need to register four times respectively. However, in the actual operation process, you can choose which websites to operate according to your own situation. For example, if you feel that you have the ability and energy to operate the US website now, you can focus on the US website first. If your Japanese is good and there are many Japanese resources that can be integrated, then you can consider operating a Japanese website. However, I don't recommend sellers register all websites at once and try their best to operate all websites. The risk of doing this is high, because if you have too many accounts, you don't have the energy to focus on every website and make every website run well.

In addition to this, there will be differences in the actual operation of each country. This difference is reflected in the operation, which requires the knowledge of the operation, the skills of the operation, and some relevant certifications of the products are different, which will also cause the risk of each website to be different. So I suggest that you can give priority to choosing 1-2 websites to operate, which is the best. This is about the difference between these websites when registering an account. From my own experience, I recommend that you give priority to US website.

Choose to be a US website first. Some people may say that the US website is fiercely competitive, and that all websites are highly competitive, but relatively speaking, the US website is currently the largest among all websites, and its policy is relatively the lowest. The strictness of policy requirements is relatively low, and for us, the flexibility of operation will be relatively strong. In such a situation, we have a little more room to play.

When you have made certain achievements in US website operations and made a good profit, you think I want to make further expansion. At this time, you will go to the European website and the Japanese website. It is logical to go to the Australian website and so on. But on the other hand, if you want to say that you want to go to the European website first, you will find that you are actually facing more things that you have to deal with in the early stage.

On the European website, the KYC (Know Your Customer) review will check whether your information is complete. If the information is incomplete, the KYC review may not pass. At this time, you need to register for a VAT tax number. If you do not have a VAT tax number, you need to pay taxes in accordance with the requirements of laws and regulations, otherwise, it may cause a series of risks. These requirements do not exist on the Amazon US website, but they do exist on other websites, including the Japanese website.

For Japanese website, you need to pay attention to the language issues. Then, Japan has different quality requirements for different products and requires different certifications for different products. Therefore, if your product does not meet the certification requirements in Japan, it may be at risk. It is recommended that you carefully choose an account that suits you according to your own situation.