Copyright Law – How to Avoid Intellectual Property Right Complaints on Amazon
How to file a copyright complaint? That’s for regular people. For you, the Amazon seller, you want to know how to avoid receiving copyright complaints, which are really bad for your business. And that’s what we’re going to be talking about today, the number one way that you can avoid receiving copyright complaints.
There’s no seller on earth who wants to receive a copyright complaint. So how do you avoid it?
Well, the number one way to avoid receiving a copyright complaint is to take your own photos of your products. Now, I know this is sometimes impossible, because you’re just jumping on somebody else’s listing, but when you are creating a listing, even if it is from another brand’s product, take your own picture. So there are some product photography companies that are out there that are pretty good. And I’m also really psyched to let you know that over the next couple of months, we are going to be launching a product photography department, but that is the number one way that you can avoid receiving a copyright complaint against your account by simply taking your own pictures.
Don’t Photoshop others. Don’t scrape them from the internet. Don’t buy them someplace where you don’t really know if they own the rights. Take your own photographs.
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