A must-read for cross-border e-commerce sellers: Network requirements and solutions for opening Amazon bulk stores

In the process of cross-border e-commerce operations, Amazon bulk store opening has become an important strategy for many sellers. However, bulk store opening involves the operation of multiple accounts, and the setting of the network environment is the basis for successful operation. This article will explore the specific network requirements for Amazon bulk store opening, and focus on how to use Kookeey residential proxy to optimize the network environment and avoid the risk of account association or ban due to network problems.

Amazon's basic network requirements for bulk store opening

1. Independent IP address <br>Amazon will detect the login IP address of the account. If multiple accounts use the same IP, they may be judged as associated accounts, causing all accounts to be restricted at the same time.
   Solution: Assign an independent IP address to each account to simulate a real login environment.
2. Stable network connection <br>Frequent IP address changes or network instability will make Amazon doubt the security of your account and may trigger additional verification or restrictions.
   Solution: Choose a stable network service to ensure a continuous and reliable login environment.
3. Global node coverage <br>If sellers need to open accounts in multiple international sites, they need to use the network environment of the corresponding region.
   Solution: Use a global proxy service to ensure that each account matches the correct regional IP.
4. Highly anonymous network environment <br>Ensure that the proxy network used has high anonymity to avoid being identified as a proxy IP by Amazon.
   Solution: Choose a high-quality residential proxy to simulate the online behavior of real users.

Use Kookeey residential proxy to meet network requirements

1. Provide independent residential IP
   Kookeey residential proxy provides each account with an independent real IP address, effectively avoiding account association problems caused by shared IP.
2. Support dynamic and static IP switching <br>For different needs, Kookeey supports flexible switching between dynamic IP and static IP. Dynamic IP is suitable for short-term login operations, while static IP is suitable for long-term stable operations.
3. Global node coverage <br>Whether it is the North American, European or Asian market, Kookeey agent can provide global IP node support to help sellers easily open site accounts in various regions.
4. High anonymity and stability
   Kookeey's residential IP comes from a real user network, has high anonymity, and has high-quality network stability, ensuring that account login is safe and reliable.

Other network optimization suggestions for batch store opening

1. Combined with fingerprint browser <br>Through fingerprint browser (such as AdsPower, etc.), create an independent device fingerprint for each account to further avoid the association between accounts.
2. Distribute network usage <br>Distribute multiple accounts in different network environments to reduce the risk of centralized management.
3. Avoid frequent account switching <br>Frequent account switching on the same device or network environment may trigger Amazon's risk control. It is recommended to clear the device cache and change the IP before each switch.

Summarize

Amazon has strict network requirements for bulk store opening. Independent IP addresses, stable network connections, high anonymity, and global node coverage are key factors. By using Kookeey residential proxies, sellers can easily meet these requirements, providing secure and reliable network support for bulk store opening and account management, while effectively reducing the risks caused by network problems.