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Jeremy Neisser discusses the implications of selling merchandise on Amazon for sports teams.

Send us Fan Mail Should your team be selling merchandise on Amazon? In this episode, Jeremy breaks down the real strategic implications of adding Amazon as a sales channel — from margin math and SEO strategy to customer data ownership and cannibalization risk. If you're responsible for revenue, merchandise, or digital marketing, this is your practical roadmap before you jump in. Key Topics Covered Why Amazon is more search engine than storefront — and why that mattersThe real math behind Amaz...

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Host: Jeremy Neisser

Topics covered

• merchandise sales
• Amazon as a sales channel
• strategic implications
• margin math
• SEO strategy
• customer data ownership
• cannibalization risk

Keywords

• sports teams
• merchandise
• Amazon
• sales channel
• SEO
• customer data
• cannibalization

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Organizations: Amazon

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