IMO OA is too volatile to afford doing test buys. Need to take advantage of website deals, restocks, elevated Amazon prices, times of low competition, etc. Learn to read Keepa, set a target days in inventory, and buy that amount Surely some items will flop but it’s part of

For those in this full-time, what time do you start working? I’m usually at gym by 7:30am and at the warehouse by 9, but started early today and it feels like so much more gets done before the day even starts Curious about others routines 👇

Amazon's "new" FBA Inventory view (for .ca ppl) is an easy way to sort through aged inventory and run liquidation campaigns Inventory aged >270 days starts racking up heavy storage fees, and arguably should be liquidated long before for optimal cash utilization We target 30

Jordan SerendipityOA is the OG, helped us all on the come up ❤️

Long term outlook, short term urgency

Best way to source a wholesale catalogue is manually typing each item / brand into Amazon search Keepa product finder can speed up the process significantly, but loses extensiveness and granularity when the listings have different brand names or unexpected titles (depending on

One of the big headlines yesterday was Thrasio (Amazon aggregator) hiring restructuring Advisers. Thrasio is likely going through a similar process I went through in 2014, just at a much larger scale. I had heavy debt and needed more assets to pay it down. Bankruptcy? 👇

People ask why I always 'hate' on gurus/coaches. Reasons like this is why. I am sure Anthony can and does provide some valuable advice but this is a rookie mistake that someone more experienced would have avoided. If a new seller was guided to do this, it could have been the end.

4 hour call with the team discussing processes, LTL, hazmat & everything Amazon. What did you do on your Wednesday night?

Stolen goods ban-wave hitting hard

Leave it to Amazon to assign shipments to their new Canadian FC and then reject deliveries because the building isn’t finished 🤦‍♂️

Wild.. how long does his account last?

3. Remember, in wholesale, everything is negotiable. Don't settle for the first offered price

Feels good to be back at it

Amazon just dropped a secret price increase by pushing logistics costs and work to its small business sellers Here's why it's a disaster for everyone involved (Consumers, Sellers, Amazon): 1. It's going to raise prices on the Amazon platform. Last week we shipped our

Wild. Didn’t see that coming. smartscout.com/federal-trade-…

I've had multiple conversations over the past two years with "regular people" about Amazon FBA Almost every one ended with the person wanting to start You know how many reached out after our covo to actually start? None Just starting gets you ahead of 90% of people

This 100% sounds like something that would happen inside Amazon. Comments say the largest seller he dealt with was $250m / month with printer ink. Not many platforms can drive that much revenue. Makes sense why sellers would get the run around from seller support on appeals.

I firmly believe most resellers especially on Amazon don’t have a profit problem, they have a leakage problem. You can source all day at 50% ROI and run negative / never take profit because the money you’re making per sale isn’t enough to cover everywhere else you’re losing

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