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9 months

I may be wrong, but there’s not another business, where you can turn $20,000 into $120,000, in less than 4 months, with nothing but will power and work. Amazon is ridiculous. What a time to be alive.

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9 months

Broke $300K, 123 days after opening my Amazon account. I keep plowing through these boring ASINS. This is definitely a scalable business.

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7 months

Broke $600K. Started Amazon 8/20/23, knowing nothing. I haven’t used any credit cards (touchy subject on here), and learned by trial and error. It’s not easy. It takes a great deal of effort, and a no quit attitude.

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9 months

116 days since opening my Amazon account. Anyone can do this. A no quit attitude, and a strong work ethic is all that’s needed.

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10 months

A little more than 3 months selling on Amazon. I’ve niched down, and I’m not chasing sales. I keep selling the same items, making 20%+ net margins. It’s a grind, and I love it. No credit cards/ debt.

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6 months

7 months 12 days since opening my seller account…

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10 months

Broke $200K in total sales, since starting August 20th, 2023. Big thanks to @BowTiedBroke . I would’ve never tried out Amazon, if it weren’t for his twitter posts. “Like shooting fish in a barrel. You just have to clean the fish- BT BROKE”

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8 months

Once again big shout out to @BowTiedBroke . I wouldn’t have attempted Amazon, if I hadn’t run across his postings on X/ Twitter. Broke $500K, 169 days since opening my seller account. If I can do this anyone can.

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8 months

Broke $100K in January. I’ve added around 35 new ASIN’s this month. Staying in my boring lane, selling boring things. Lots of work remains, but the goal is still $2mil in revenue, at a 20% margin, for 2024.

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10 months

94 days since opening my Amazon account (8/20/23). Goal of $100K this month. Currently $86K+ on the trending 30 days. No courses/ no credit cards/ minimal software. 20%+ net margin. I have a no quit attitude. I’ll make it one way or the other. No other options.

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10 months

99 days since opening my seller account. As @BowTiedBroke says, like shooting fish in a barrel. Broke 100% knows his stuff. I’ve raised prices across the board to throttle back sales. It’s not working too well…

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5 months

$100K weeks are work! Still no prep center, no trendy software, no VA’s, no credit cards…just me out of my garage. Keeping the money printer simple. Sometimes you just have to be willing to work more.

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8 months

149 days since opening my Amazon seller account. Returns have been up, but not too bad. I’ve been averaging a little more than $4K/ day in January. Goal for the year is $2mil @ a 20% net margin. Amazon is definitely a grind, but I’m up for it.

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10 months

My largest payment thus far, from Amazon. The best part about it, I owe no one. AMEX gets $0.00

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10 months

Mission accomplished. $10K in a day, in less than 100 days since opening my seller central account.

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10 months

Here’s 90%+ amazon sellers on twitter: 1. Less than $1.5mil/yr 2. Mainly RA/ OA 3. Use a prep center to “scale” 4. Max out the AMEX 5. Couple of VA’s 6. Make sure you’ve got 20 pop ups when opening a website. Rakuten… 7. Post infinite gold bars 8. Sub 10% margins

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6 months

The real Amazon gurus are IMO: -profiting $1mil+/ year -deal with the same suppliers year after year -aren’t chasing any deal they can find/ shiny objects -aren’t on social media -could care less about networking -sell boring, replenishable products

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7 months

My team consists of me, myself and I. -I pack all of my FBM/ eBay/ Walmart orders -I ship to FBA -I handle admin/ problems -I source all my products. I could easily handle 3X the work. What is everyone doing, that’s so important, that they don’t have time to grow their business?

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8 months

168 days since opening my Amazon seller account. February has started out strong. Continually sourcing, testing, and adding boring ASIN’s.

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7 months

Passed $200K on the rolling 30. 195 days since opening my Amazon seller account. What a great journey this has been.

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6 months

The past 7 days. No course, no gurus, no team, no prep center, no credit cards…

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9 months

There are a million different ways to tackle Amazon. I’m doing it my way. It’s definitely not the most popular way. It’s aggravating dealing with all the “haters” on this app. I’m not in 5th grade. I’m not competing with anyone, but myself. I’m sharing MY journey.

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7 months

All these Amazon sellers excited about all the Presidents Day sales going on. I’ll spend $15K, the next couple of days, on the same boring items, I’ve already been buying. IMO it’s much easier to scale, when you just keep replenishing the same ASIN’s. It’s boring, but works.

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8 months

New Amazon sellers are making Nike rich. Not vice versa. The appearance of low hanging fruit, is far from reality. I tried it, and lost money. Prices tank, returns are ridiculous. Look for the boring things, that no one talks about.

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@Jimbob777675

7 months

Being able to pull $3-5K/ week from my reselling business, while it continues to grow, seems crazy. Not over extending myself, and having a good grasp of the numbers is paying off. February is shaping up to be my best month, thus far on Amazon. I do my own thing, slow & boring.

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7 months

In less than 6 months selling on Amazon: -Replaced $20K of initial investment. Added $35K to that. -$120K+ in paid for inventory -$55K+ in pending payments -$0.00 in credit card debt I’m continually looking at my numbers. ROI/ net profit mean nothing, unless your banking $$$.

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6 months

Just shoot from the hip, and figure it out as you go. Too many worry about processes, building a team, getting into wholesale, the latest software…Lots of talk, very little action. Sell a bunch of stuff, make a bunch of money. Things have a way of working themselves out.

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10 months

Lots of people sleep on eBay. I continue to do it, along with my Amazon. Me being able to scale Amazon, with no debt, was because of eBay. I’ve plowed all of my proceeds from eBay into Amazon. Having an extra $500-1,200 per day is massive, when scaling.

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10 months

Spending 8 hours a day going though 1000’s of listings (OA/ RA) is tough. This is really hard to scale, yet it’s what all the “gurus” preach. Get your tax exempt number, find suppliers that want your business, buy test items, rinse/ repeat at scale. Simple as that.

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7 months

February has been my best month, since starting in August of 2023. Hoping to break a Million by 4/20/24. Lots of work, but definitely worth it.

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5 months

Staying in my lane.

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7 months

5 months ago I was struggling to come up with $500, to spend on inventory. Run your own race. Don’t compare yourself to others.

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8 months

For people just starting out on Amazon- keep it simple. The only things you really need are Keepa product finder and the Amazon app. I didn’t find items by scanning bar codes. Take pictures of the shelves, get to your computer, and research the products using KPF. It works.

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8 months

I don’t chase items that are on sale/ clearance. I look for things I can purchase consistently, at a price where I can make a profit. It’s a much easier model to scale. Chasing one offs, is a tough business model, no matter how good you’re at sourcing. Boring replens make $$.

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@Jimbob777675

7 months

Keepa and the Amazon app are all I use. I don’t have expensive software, a prep center, or VA’s. I’ve stayed away from CC’s/ debt. Most would argue that I’m doing it wrong, and that’s fine. At the end of the day, profit is king. I keep it simple and boring.

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10 months

Gold bars are great, but money in the bank is the goal. Biggest day so far. 96 days since opening my amazon seller account. You don’t need credit cards. Just work harder.

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7 months

Banks are a joke. I wish Amazon would pay us in Bitcoin. It’s ridiculous that we have to wait days (especially on weekends), for our money to show up. Isn’t this 2024. It would be about as quick, if Amazon were to start sending paper checks.

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6 months

Gurus bragging about dropping $5K, 15K…on inventory. I spent $50K the past 6 days, and I’ll do the same next week, probably more. 7 months since opening my account, lapping the “Amazon veterans”. I’m still missing out on all the credit card rewards, and all that extra spend.

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6 months

Just a month ago $5K days were the norm, now $10K days happen more often than not. The balancing act continues. Spending more than I ever imagined, just a few months ago.

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7 months

$10,387 spent on inventory this morning. This is getting big.

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6 months

Item (sub 4K BSR) selling consistently for $179. Idiot seller doesn’t want to share the buybox. His repricer goes down to $147. I sit at $149, until he sells out (within hours), now I’m back at $179. This happens daily, convince me that his repricer, is making him money.

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7 months

College for the most part is a scam. I’ve got one son at Clemson, doing well in Mechanical engineering. My middle child, will start next year in cyber security. My daughter plans on majoring in speech pathology. $100K minimum starting salary in each, anything less-unacceptable

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6 months

Broke $15K yesterday. This is starting to feel like work.

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8 months

No successful seller is going to show you exactly what they’re selling. Stay away from leads lists, paid groups, etc. If used, search for related products around the lead. As always, look for the boring niches/ products, that aren’t discussed. There’s plenty of $$$ to be made.

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@Jimbob777675

7 months

Saturday morning by 10AM: -shipped 48 Walmart/ eBay/ AMZ FBM orders -picked up RA order at store -mail lady picked up USPS -FedEx dropped off Thursday OA orders -processed OA items -dropped off UPS/ FEDEX packages Just work more than the competition, and you’ll lap them.

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7 months

I’m still selling the very first product I sold on Amazon. I’ve sold over $32K worth of it, since August 2023. The price on Amazon has remained consistent, it’s just a matter of buying more, when my supply gets low. I’m still buying it for the same price. Replens are the way.

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7 months

I missed a big deal, 2 months after starting Amazon. Item was being discontinued. Marked down from $249, to $49. There were 2000 left in stock. I ended up buying 300. I was nervous, and really didn’t have the money. Would’ve been around $500K profit. I won’t mess up next time.

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9 months

Several people have asked/ mentioned. I was on The Silent Sales Machine Podcast several weeks ago. I’m not much on public speaking, so don’t give me too hard of a time.

#742: New Amazon REPLENS seller with over 1,100 transactions in 90 days!

Episode · Silent Sales Machine Radio · Today's guest was doing well on eBay, but found it to be a real grind listing and shipping constantly. He decided to learn about Amazon and he got into our...

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7 months

A majority of the people who bash me, have screenshots of $1mil+/month on their timeline. If you’re really doing these numbers: 1) you wouldn’t worry about me 2) you could communicate in written English, not clucks and whistles. 3) you’d probably be selling more than Nike shoes.

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8 months

Strong start to February. Starting to figure things out.

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7 months

I pretty much stay in my boring niche. There are about 5 other sellers, that I compete with on most products. Several of the same sellers, sell the same items, on Wal-Mart as well. They’ve been selling these products for at least a year, per KPF. The slow boring lane works.

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9 months

Did it! With several hours to spare.

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7 months

I’ve already spent $8K on inventory this morning. I’ll always be nervous spending money. Amazon seems to numb the mind, with the amount being sold. I hope my numbers continue to climb.

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6 months

Just doing some rough math. Some of my competitors are easily profiting $3mil+/ year. Most have a large FBM presence, along with FBA. I need to step up my game.

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@Jimbob777675

10 months

Restocking this morning. Daily spend is approaching $6K. Long hours, but I’m not complaining. This doesn’t even seem real. Broke $11K yesterday, with 20%+ net margins.

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10 months

Day 110 since opening my Amazon account. Staying in my boring, 35 MPH lane.

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8 months

New high score for January.

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9 months

Day 128. Orders keep coming in. Rain the past 2 days, has definitely made this challenging. I worked right through the Christmas holiday. I’m still having a tough time catching up with the shipping. No complaints from me.

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10 months

106 days since opening my Amazon account. Trying to keep inventory in stock, is difficult. Still staying in my boring lane.

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10 months

Knowing your numbers is a huge deal. Posting gold bars, means nothing. I need to be making a minimum of 20% net profit. I don’t count any extra rebates or volume discounts, when determining this. Many of these Amazon gurus, love posting huge numbers, but are making peanuts.

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10 months

The reason I choose not to use debt to grow my business. I went through a massive farm bankruptcy. I was rolling. 2000+ head of cattle, $8.5 million in debt. Lines of credit/ machinery loans/ mortgages on land. Things were great until they weren’t. You never know what will happen

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8 months

Many Amazon sellers are running non-profits/ losing money. Orange bars mean nothing, unless you’re putting money in the bank. So many costs are unaccounted for. Its imperative to run a lean business. Make sure you’re making money before hiring VA’s/ prep centers.

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6 months

If you’re not buying from legitimate suppliers, you’re playing with fire. eBay, thrift stores, bin stores, FB market place, returned pallets…are not the places to source new items. If the brand doesn’t directly work with the source, you’re asking for trouble.

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10 months

I graduated from Clemson University with a degree in economics. I know how to calculate net margin. I’ve done eBay, at a high level, for the past 3 years (33% net margin), where I know my exact profit. 20% net margin is doable, at scale, on Amazon.

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10 months

In the 90’s, I paid for 6 years of college, and bought my first truck by selling fishing worms. In the spring when the bream were starting to bite, I’d sell 3-4000 cups of red wigglers, wholesale @ $0.85/ cup. I’ve still got the 1994 Toyota 4WD. I’ve hustled my whole life.

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8 months

Wal-Mart keeps on printing. Pretty much a no brainer, if you’re already doing Amazon. No monthly fee. There are barriers to entry. You’ve got to be a legitimate business w/ tax ID, and a matching bank account. Little to no competition, on the items I’m selling.

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6 months

I’ve had 2 authenticity complaints this week. Both were resolved within 24 hours. I sent in 20+ invoices, and let Amazon know I had plenty more. Maybe I’ve got a jealous competitor…who knows? Make sure you sourcing from legit suppliers. Amazon doesn’t play around.

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10 months

I’m selling on a listing that’s sub 2K BSR, 2500+ sales per month. List 12 units, they’re gone in an hour. Obtaining the units fast enough, is definitely a problem.

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10 months

One of the first items I sold on Amazon were Nike shin guards, from Academy. They were on sale for $9.99, selling for $22-23. Started with 15 or so people on the listing. I sold about 100 pair FBM. Within a couple weeks, 75+ people on listing, price tanked to $12- losing money.

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10 months

I have nothing against the Amazon courses out there. I’m sure they speed up the learning curve. I just learned it on my own. Everything follows the laws of supply and demand. eBay/ Amazon is no different. Source desirable products, and sell them for a profit.

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7 months

The angriest people on my timeline, are low margin shoe sellers. There’re millions of things to sell, pick something different.

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10 months

For me, FBM has been the cheat code since starting Amazon. You get your money, and get to see what sells well, much faster than FBA. I usually spend about the same amount of time prepping items for FBA, as I do on shipping the items to customers, via FBM.

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7 months

As a new seller, make sure you’re tax exempt. Get the certificate, or ship to a no sales tax state. You can’t afford to “lose” that money. Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and most other retailers, accept sales tax exempt certificates.

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7 months

You’ve got to be willing to put in the work. I don’t clock in, and I have no boss. Making yourself put in the effort, is 90% of the battle. For some, a W-2, is the best place to be.

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7 months

My best finds in thrift stores; prosthetic limbs (mainly legs). Grandma dies, and they donate everything. Those fake limbs, easy $1,000. I’ve sold my fair share.

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10 months

I new nothing about Amazon the beginning of august 2023. I didn’t even have a prime account. I started following @BowTiedBroke . He mentioned he had done eBay as well. He’s the only reason I even considered Amazon. I opened my Amazon seller account on 8/20/23. Broke is a legend.

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7 months

The deeper I dive into my niche, the less I use selleramp. I use Keepa and the regular Amazon website. There are lots of ways to make Amazon “work”. Twitter/X is really limited, in ways to source for Amazon. The same people keep popping up on my timeline, with the same methods.

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6 months

Snack time. Enough for an RC cola and a moon pie.

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8 months

Ended yesterday with a new high score for 2024.

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9 months

$10K spend on inventory today. Is this even happening? It feels like I’m playing a combination of Monopoly and Catan board games. Unreal.

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6 months

We had a team meeting today. I fired everyone, and decided to buy more inventory.

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10 months

Are people doing $2+ million in shoes sales, making any money? I dabbled in it when I started, and the returns are ridiculous. I can only sell so many shoes on eBay. The problem with returns in certain categories, is ridiculous. 30%+ margins and still losing money.

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7 months

$13,700/ day = $5mil/ year. Definitely doable.

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7 months

There’s too much emphasis on ungating in the Amazon space. Just sell what you can, and Amazon will automatically ungate, when trust is built. Getting ungated in Nike and Legos is great, but there’s plenty of money made in the boring niches. Ungating doesn’t guarantee success.

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7 months

I just went over $150K, spent on inventory, since 1/1/24. It’s crazy how fast you can scale an Amazon business.

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7 months

To scale Amazon relatively quickly, access to capital is crucial. It will take a while starting with less than $5K, IMO. There is only so much you can do. Amazon will hold initial payments, for 6+ weeks. I started with $20K, and continue to be disciplined in my spending.

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9 months

Sales have slowed down, the past few days. I’m using the extra time to send as much inventory as I can into FBA. Next Q4, I’ll load up FBA in August/September. FBM is great, and highly underrated, especially in Q4.

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7 months

I’ve been running the same “loop” since I figured out Amazon. All I do is add similar items, and double down on the great ones. Like taking candy from a baby. (I’m not even sure what a loop is.)

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6 months

Afternoon snack @ANT03__

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10 months

97 days since opening my Amazon account. Fixing to break $100K/ 30 days. Lots of work, but it’s well worth the effort. It’s more effort, than cash, but it takes some cash to scale quickly. Move at your own pace, but be cautious of over leveraging.

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10 months

I was a little shy of selling $12K, on cyber Monday. I didn’t find any smoking hot deals over the weekend, to buy. I just bought the same, boring stuff, I always buy. Today, that same stuff, is still at the same price, and I’ll spend $7-8K on it. Rinse/ repeat.

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10 months

I use Keepa and Selleramp (and I’m currently barely using selleramp). I don’t have repricer or inventory manager (maybe later). My best tools are my fingers and my mind. Don’t over complicate Amazon. Many people are overcome with paralysis by analysis. Just start!

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10 months

Sourcing for Amazon is tough. I started with the “selleramp/ chasing sales” method. It wasn’t for me. It’s really hard to scale, when you’re always looking for the next “shiny object”. Finding the unicorns is what I’d been doing with eBay for 3 years.

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7 months

The new fees suck the life out of my cheaper items. $0.42/ item is tough! Selling higher $$ items, and continue doing a good bit of FBM, is the play for me.

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10 months

95% of what I sell, I can buy a month from now, at a similar price, from the same vendor, and make a respectable margin, on Amazon. I’ve been in the slow lane for 3 months, and plan on staying here. Keepa doesn’t lie.

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10 months

Treatment resistant depression was my diagnosis. Keeping my mind busy by working, is my medicine. Being a productive part of society, is highly underrated. We all have to find our own “medicine”. Amazon and ebay, have been a big part of pulling me out of a very dark time.

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@Jimbob777675

10 months

How I know I’m making money? I’ve put in $25K, over the past 3 months. I’ve got $40K+ of paid for inventory, and money in the bank. I haven’t borrowed any money, and haven’t taken any out. Simple math.

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jimmyb

@Jimbob777675

10 months

It’s crazy the amount I’m spending on inventory. 3 months ago it was tough spending $500 per day. Cash was hard to come by. Lately, I’ve been spending $3-7K/ day, consistently.

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jimmyb

@Jimbob777675

8 months

Amazon/ reselling in general, is a long term game. Finding/ testing ASIN’s now, will pay dividends down the road. There is no secret to finding profitable products. The more I work, the “luckier” I get.

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jimmyb

@Jimbob777675

7 months

Over $16K in sales for Saturday and Sunday. I’m not worried about any sales/ deals. I’m working on increasing, what I already know works. It baffles me, the number of veteran Amazon sellers, that are continually staying in the rut of chasing the next unicorn. Boring is better

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