About to close on an exclusive with a brand that was doing $40-$50k months all FBM 4.6-4.8 star product ratings, lots of reviews They’ve ran some ads, said they spent up to $400 a day for a little during Q4. Should I structure their PPC campaigns as a product launch or

Can someone explain this for me? I've provided the PRO number for this LTL shipment with a non-partnered carrier to Amazon Yet the shipment status still won't update to In-Transit, even though they have an appointment scheduled for July 10th Has anyone dealt with this?

Would any big Amazon guys have a wildly different take? I really like the simplicity of this thread Find all the keywords that are relevant to your product Bid = conversion rate x profit per item (guaranteed breakeven ACOS at worst) Does this still work 2 years later?

Been reaching out to customers for feedback on my product Reviews like this make a good PL product worth the headache

PL Performance in the last 30 days Back ordered for month+ due to check in times Low stock = no ads, 50% gross margins Slowed down for prime day since I didn’t drop prices (competitors dropped theirs 50%+) New products in R+D while waiting for 2,000 unit restock of this one

Can someone tell me if this is a winner for sure? $22 supplement product This is the last 30 days, no ads, few multi-unit orders. Does this conversion rate usually translate over to PPC (assuming kw are relevant?)

Moving to NY and selling my Tesla Model 3 I know I’ll get an extra 1-2 grand by selling it to private party versus dealer Does anyone have a guide/site I should look at for how to go about it without getting screwed Transparently have no idea what I’m doing

Meeting people my own age who make way more than me always starts the endless cycle of: 1. I’m retarded and am doing the wrong thing 2. Nvm I need to stay focused 3. But their opportunity sounds better And the cycle repeats

If you’re using Inventory Lab or Sellerboard to calculate profit Congrats, you’re officially overpaying on your taxes!

Starting to compete with a number of $1,000,000+/mo sellers on wholesale listings It’s insane how many of them don’t use a repricer or don’t seem to use it effectively Their price stays the same while SellerSnap ads 5-10% every 3rd sale and our buy box shares remain unchanged

Sad to see what Walmart has done in the past few weeks to 3rd party sellers It’s unfortunate to see that it seems every 3rd party platform screws people over eventually It looked like Walmart was going to change that narrative, now not so much…

At what point do you have to hire US employees for stuff like sourcing (OA) or opening accounts (WS)? Was talking with someone the other day about it, seems like above 10 million/yr its a must to have at least one US employee Is this just based on how well you can train people?

I want to hire a PPC media buyer for brand direct accounts Preferably offshore specialist What agency should I use? Trying to find someone cracked

Transitioning business models is tough You have to accept the ego hit of your sales dropping as you switch People aren’t willing to accept a 30-50% sales drop off for a month or two to achieve a sustainable model This switch sucks but it’s part of “growing up” in business

If you've been doing wholesale for 3+ years I have no clue how you're not at $500k/mo in revenue It's hard work opening accounts But a few good ones and you're easily at $100k/mo

Free Wholesale Sauce: If you carry an enterprise brand that's been around for a long time and is doing $100k+ monthly I can almost guaruntee there's dead listings people aren't selling on Go to Keepa product finder, check "Out of Stock" on the "Buy Box" section Then type in

Training for a marathon right now It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done Highly recommended to anyone who wants to challenge themselves: sign up for a marathon Hours and hours alone and tired Hours and hours to think and reflect View from today’s run below