Selling on amazon.com.au
Australian English spells like Britain, prices in Australian dollars and has everyday words of its own that neither the UK nor the US uses.
- Listing language
- Australian English
- en-AU
- Prices in
- AUD
- Not a euro market
- Amazon marketplace ID
- A39IBJ37TRP1C6
- Amazon's published identifier
What has to change
- Spelling follows British usage: "colour", "aluminium", and "-ise" endings such as "personalised".
- Some everyday words are local: flip-flops are "thongs", and a cool box is an "esky".
- Prices are in Australian dollars, and Australia is metric.
What a translator gets wrong
A US listing with the prices changed. The spelling stays American, and in some categories the product name is not the one Australians use.
The same title, both ways
Before
Nordhaus Digital Kitchen Scale 5 kg, Stainless Steel, Aluminum Base
On amazon.com.au
Nordhaus Digital Kitchen Scale 5 kg, Stainless Steel, Aluminium Base
Starting from a US title: one extra letter, and a different word to say out loud.
Written as an illustration of the difference. For a real before and after from the engine, see the home page.
What every amazon.com.au listing is checked for
Title within 75 characters
Written to the budget before a word is set down, so it is never cut or replaced by Amazon.
Search terms within 249 bytes
Counted in bytes, the way Amazon counts them, and trimmed between characters.
Actually in Australian English
A listing that came back in the source language, or half in it, is held back for you.
One upload file for amazon.com.au
Tab separated, in the shape Seller Central expects, uploaded by you in your own account.
Every other marketplace
Write your catalogue for Australia in one run.
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