Will Perry is the CEO &amp; CMO of REASON Agency, an eCommerce growth consultancy.Will is dedicated to accelerating growth for eCommerce businesses through 13 years of experience and REASON’s unique optimization strategies.Welcome to the show, Will.How did you get started?What is a media buyer?Google was #1, then FB came, and now who are the top ad platforms?Why is it that most fail when it comes to paid social ads?is the FB algorithm smart enough that you can just create a campaign and let it be?Why do brands jump around so much from agency to agency?Do Facebook Ads still work for ecomm &amp; info brands?The need to get with TikTok Ads NOW while the going is good and the competition is lowHow to test your TikTok &amp; Facebook ad creative like an elite media buyerHow to test &amp; scale TikTok Ads with the 3-Step TikTok CPA Reduction SystemSplit-testing best practices to produce consistent results with paid social adsHow lack of testing is keeping you from scalingHow to reduce CPA with Facebook &amp; TikTok Ads with the Ad Variable Isolation methodWill's URLshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/will-perry-4a483958/ www.reasonagency.co www.elitemediabuyersacademy.comcontact: will@reasonagency.co

Will Perry is the CEO &amp; CMO of REASON Agency, an eCommerce growth consultancy.Will is dedicated to accelerating growth for eCommerce businesses through 13 years of experience and REASON’s unique optimization strategies. Welcome to the show, Will. How did you get started?What is a media buyer?Google was #1, then FB came, and now who are the top ad platforms?Why is it that most fail when it comes to paid social ads?is the FB algorithm smart enough that you can just create a campaign and let it be?Why do brands jump around so much from agency to agency?Do Facebook Ads still work for ecomm &amp; info brands?The need to get with TikTok Ads NOW while the going is good and the competition is lowHow to test your TikTok &amp; Facebook ad creative like an elite media buyerHow to test &amp; scale TikTok Ads with the 3-Step TikTok CPA Reduction SystemSplit-testing best practices to produce consistent results with paid social adsHow lack of testing is keeping you from scalingHow to reduce CPA with Facebook &amp; TikTok Ads with the Ad Variable Isolation method Will's URLs <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-perry-4a483958/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-perry-4a483958/</a> <a href="http://www.reasonagency.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.reasonagency.co</a> <a href="http://www.elitemediabuyersacademy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.elitemediabuyersacademy.com</a> contact: will@reasonagency.co

CEO & CMO of REASON Agency, an eCommerce Growth Consultancy, Will Perry

Brian Roisentul is the Founder &amp; CEO of BSR Digital, a performance marketing agency where we help e-commerce brands grow through paid ads and email/SMS marketing.Quin and Brian had an amazing conversation about e-commerce and Brian has some great ways of growing e-commerce brands.Please listen to the episode until the end, so you don't miss some of the golden nuggets Brian shared with usTools and links mentioned:Text expander   https://textexpander.com/Brian's Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianroisentul/Ecommerce report https://www.ecommercefuel.com/ecommerce-trends/BSR Digital https://www.bsrdigital.com/Fit Growth Machine https://www.bsrdigital.com/fit-growth-machine-podcast

Brian Roisentul is the Founder &amp; CEO of BSR Digital, a performance marketing agency where we help e-commerce brands grow through paid ads and email/SMS marketing. Quin and Brian had an amazing conversation about e-commerce and Brian has some great ways of growing e-commerce brands. Please listen to the episode until the end, so you don't miss some of the golden nuggets Brian shared with us Tools and links mentioned: Text expander   <a href="https://textexpander.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://textexpander.com/</a> Brian's Linkedin <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianroisentul/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianroisentul/</a> Ecommerce report <a href="https://www.ecommercefuel.com/ecommerce-trends/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ecommercefuel.com/ecommerce-trends/</a> BSR Digital <a href="https://www.bsrdigital.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bsrdigital.com/</a> Fit Growth Machine <a href="https://www.bsrdigital.com/fit-growth-machine-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bsrdigital.com/fit-growth-machine-podcast</a>

Helping Ecommerce Brands Grow, With Brian Roisentul, Founder of BSRdigital

Mark Achler

Mark AchlerManaging Director at MATH Venture Partners and Co-author of Exit Right.Mark was an early employee of Apple and Head of Innovation at RedboxWhat's your business story?Was RedBox the DVD rental ATM?What is Math venture partners?So you guys are not buying brands like aggregators, you are simply funding them?Where are these investments made? The US only?The only companies you invest in are digital tech?Can you give examples of companies or services funded?So if I were looking for funding for my agency I would approach Math?Please explain the process.What are things required for businesses?You co-wrote a book called Exit right, tell us about itAfter a big exit people show up everywhere telling you where to invest next, what do you do?https://www.mathventurepartners.com/ https://www.exitrightbook.com/founder checklisthttps://www.amazon.com/Exit-Right-Startup-Maximize-Return-ebook/dp/B09PRH3VF2

Mark Achler Managing Director at MATH Venture Partners and Co-author of Exit Right. Mark was an early employee of Apple and Head of Innovation at Redbox What's your business story?Was RedBox the DVD rental ATM?What is Math venture partners?So you guys are not buying brands like aggregators, you are simply funding them?Where are these investments made? The US only?The only companies you invest in are digital tech?Can you give examples of companies or services funded?So if I were looking for funding for my agency I would approach Math?Please explain the process.What are things required for businesses?You co-wrote a book called Exit right, tell us about itAfter a big exit people show up everywhere telling you where to invest next, what do you do? <a href="https://www.mathventurepartners.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.mathventurepartners.com/</a> <a href="https://www.exitrightbook.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.exitrightbook.com/</a> founder checklist <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Exit-Right-Startup-Maximize-Return-ebook/dp/B09PRH3VF2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Exit-Right-Startup-Maximize-Return-ebook/dp/B09PRH3VF2</a>

Managing Director at MATH Venture Partners and Co-author of Exit Right - Mark Achler

Jay Gibb

Today’s guest, Jay Gibb, is a former software engineer and the Founder and CEO of B2B SaaS company, CloudSponge.Together with his team, Jay has helped thousands of ecommerce store owners optimize their word-of-mouth sales since 2010.Jay is an expert at helping e-commerce stores build the right features to reduce customer acquisition costs and increase sales.Welcome to the show, Jay!You live in California, but you studied at SAIT?How did you get into software development?Do you still code?What is Cloudsponge?One easy way to boost sales in 2022?How to seamlessly allow shoppers to share wish lists, registries, and coupon discounts without leaving your website.It's harder than ever to get someone to share anything that is not a cat video or a hate message. How to we get people to share?How do we convince the user to upload their contacts?When a customer uploads their contacts who has access to them?early stages of LinkedIn they would ask us to upload our contacts to find who was already there, and then they would mass spam everyoneDoes it have affiliate tracking capabilities after the share?Do I need to know how to code to install it?what if my email is like protonmail?https://www.cloudsponge.com/qa https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaygibb

Today’s guest, Jay Gibb, is a former software engineer and the Founder and CEO of B2B SaaS company, CloudSponge. Together with his team, Jay has helped thousands of ecommerce store owners optimize their word-of-mouth sales since 2010. Jay is an expert at helping e-commerce stores build the right features to reduce customer acquisition costs and increase sales. Welcome to the show, Jay! You live in California, but you studied at SAIT?How did you get into software development?Do you still code?What is Cloudsponge?One easy way to boost sales in 2022?How to seamlessly allow shoppers to share wish lists, registries, and coupon discounts without leaving your <a href="http://website.It" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website.It</a>'s harder than ever to get someone to share anything that is not a cat video or a hate message. How to we get people to share?How do we convince the user to upload their contacts?When a customer uploads their contacts who has access to them?early stages of LinkedIn they would ask us to upload our contacts to find who was already there, and then they would mass spam everyoneDoes it have affiliate tracking capabilities after the share?Do I need to know how to code to install it?what if my email is like protonmail? <a href="https://www.cloudsponge.com/qa" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cloudsponge.com/qa</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaygibb" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaygibb</a>

Word Of Mouth With CEO of CloudSpong, Jay Gibb

Ben Leonard, best known as the founder of Beast Gear, Ben Leonard is the classic millennial entrepreneur. He built a business on a laptop, in a cupboard, in his spare time. The difference? Ben grew an international 7-figure business and successfully exited after 3 years; the business holy grail.Now Ben is doing it all over again and helping others to do the same with his ecommerce brokerage (www.ecombrokers.co.uk)Tell me about your journey to where you are nowWhat does Ecom Brokers do?Why sell your ecom business?How to build your business so it is sellable and valuable?What tips do you have to make the business transferable (So it doesn't need me)?How to actually plan and execute your sale (and how not to!)Biggest mistakes people makeWhat's the average multiple of an Amazon business today?Can a business without 12 months of trailling data, be sold at a fair price?Inventory is paid at landed cost, or sell value?what if I have a unique and patented product does that add much to the multiple?Do buyers still care that my brand is on Costco and Walmart shelves?Tell us about the ecom brokers movie!?Links and Contact For BenBen@ecombrokers.co.ukhttps://www.instagram.com/benleonardpro https://www.instagram.com/ecombrokers https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjleonard/

Ben Leonard, best known as the founder of Beast Gear, Ben Leonard is the classic millennial entrepreneur. He built a business on a laptop, in a cupboard, in his spare time. The difference? Ben grew an international 7-figure business and successfully exited after 3 years; the business holy grail. Now Ben is doing it all over again and helping others to do the same with his ecommerce brokerage (<a href="http://www.ecombrokers.co.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.ecombrokers.co.uk</a>) Tell me about your journey to where you are nowWhat does Ecom Brokers do?Why sell your ecom business?How to build your business so it is sellable and valuable?What tips do you have to make the business transferable (So it doesn't need me)?How to actually plan and execute your sale (and how not to!)Biggest mistakes people makeWhat's the average multiple of an Amazon business today?Can a business without 12 months of trailling data, be sold at a fair price?Inventory is paid at landed cost, or sell value?what if I have a unique and patented product does that add much to the multiple?Do buyers still care that my brand is on Costco and Walmart shelves?Tell us about the ecom brokers movie!? Links and Contact For Ben Ben@ecombrokers.co.uk <a href="https://www.instagram.com/benleonardpro" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/benleonardpro</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ecombrokers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/ecombrokers</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjleonard/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjleonard/</a>

Ecom Brokers With Ben Leonard

Andy Hooper

Andy Hooper CEO of Global ECommerce Experts has been successfully expanding e-commerce brands into new markets for over 15 years.⦁ Before we start, tell me what is a Petty Officer of the sea cadets⦁ Tell us about our journey⦁ Expanding your brand into Europe⦁ Has Brexit affected the expansion to Europe?⦁ is it worth selling on Amazon Europe?⦁ What is needed?⦁ Does Amazon collect taxes automatically?⦁ if I sell in Europe on Amazon and Shopify, do you recommend having Amazon fulfill my EU Shopify orders?⦁ Having inventory in 3 or 4 places becomes expensive, where should we store it?⦁ Is it cheaper to advertise in SOme European countries?⦁ For a US or Canadian company shipping products into Europe, what do we need?⦁ Do I require 1 VAT for all of Europe or does Germany require their own?Links to Andy Hooperhttps://globale-commerceexperts.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyghooper/

Andy Hooper CEO of Global ECommerce Experts has been successfully expanding e-commerce brands into new markets for over 15 years. ⦁ Before we start, tell me what is a Petty Officer of the sea cadets⦁ Tell us about our journey⦁ Expanding your brand into Europe⦁ Has Brexit affected the expansion to Europe?⦁ is it worth selling on Amazon Europe?⦁ What is needed?⦁ Does Amazon collect taxes automatically?⦁ if I sell in Europe on Amazon and Shopify, do you recommend having Amazon fulfill my EU Shopify orders?⦁ Having inventory in 3 or 4 places becomes expensive, where should we store it?⦁ Is it cheaper to advertise in SOme European countries?⦁ For a US or Canadian company shipping products into Europe, what do we need?⦁ Do I require 1 VAT for all of Europe or does Germany require their own? Links to Andy Hooper <a href="https://globale-commerceexperts.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyghooper/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://globale-commerceexperts.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyghooper/</a>

Sell In Europe With Andy Hooper CEO of Global ECommerce Experts

Brent Zahradnik

Brent Zahradnik Founder of AMZ PathfinderBrent started Amazon ads in 2015 and he already had a Google ads background.⦁ The only guest to have been here 4 times⦁ Are you still in France?⦁ How many people do you have on your team now?⦁ What's new in the Amazon PPC world⦁ Do you use 1 ad per campaign? for relevancy⦁ Do you see better results with DSP or SP?⦁ How about DSP for external services, like yours for example?⦁ do you use Amazon Advertising Manager for anything? I created rules⦁ Do you have any clients that require the geographical ads, like Tire shops?⦁ If a new seller comes in and launches another Vitamin C, do they have any change running PPC?⦁ Can we still launch a product with only PPC?⦁ Do you do external campaigns bringing traffic to Amazon?⦁ Do you take them to your listing or the store?Links from this episode:https://www.amzpathfinder.com/https://sell.amazon.com/grow - Amazon Growth for new sellershttps://rytr.me/ Ai Content writer

Brent Zahradnik Founder of AMZ PathfinderBrent started Amazon ads in 2015 and he already had a Google ads background. ⦁ The only guest to have been here 4 times⦁ Are you still in France?⦁ How many people do you have on your team now?⦁ What's new in the Amazon PPC world⦁ Do you use 1 ad per campaign? for relevancy⦁ Do you see better results with DSP or SP?⦁ How about DSP for external services, like yours for example?⦁ do you use Amazon Advertising Manager for anything? I created rules⦁ Do you have any clients that require the geographical ads, like Tire shops?⦁ If a new seller comes in and launches another Vitamin C, do they have any change running PPC?⦁ Can we still launch a product with only PPC?⦁ Do you do external campaigns bringing traffic to Amazon?⦁ Do you take them to your listing or the store? Links from this episode: <a href="https://www.amzpathfinder.com/https://sell.amazon.com/grow" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amzpathfinder.com/https://sell.amazon.com/grow</a> - Amazon Growth for new sellershttps://<a href="http://rytr.me/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">rytr.me/</a> Ai Content writer

Amazon PPC With Brent Zahradnik Founder of AMZ Pathfinder #412

Robyn Johnson

Robyn Johnson Founder and CEO at Marketplace Blueprint, and owner of Best from the nest⦁ We are together in the SEMrush / Sellzone lifetime VIP circle⦁ I see you are also a professor on the SEMrush Academy free course⦁ You are a VIP contributor for the search engine journal, how long have you been writing there?⦁ Robyn, I heard you started with $100 tell us the story⦁ We both know the days of starting with $100 are gone, do you think starting with $10K today would be as good as $100 back then?⦁ How did Marketplace Blueprint get started?⦁ I just looked at your site and I see you use Wikipedia-style links to your own content, I like that for SEO.⦁ A question I never asked anyone before: What terms do you put in the backend? is it stuff you don't want people to see in the front? Do you repeat them?⦁ What's number one for you? Main image, Title, or reviews?⦁ Since you have been around for a while like me, Do you still name your Amazon images with keywords? Alt tags⦁ What is the low-hanging fruit for people that want to optimize their own presence on Amazon?⦁ Do you still sell on Amazon or are you 100% on Marketplace Blueprint?Robyn Johnson Linkshttps://marketplaceblueprint.com/show/https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynjohnsonaz/ Robyn's LinkedInhttps://www.semrush.com/academy/courses/how-to-sell-on-amazon-the-ultimate-step-by-step-guide-with-robyn-johnson - Free Courseamzrobynhjohnson

Robyn Johnson Founder and CEO at Marketplace Blueprint, and owner of Best from the nest ⦁ We are together in the SEMrush / Sellzone lifetime VIP circle⦁ I see you are also a professor on the SEMrush Academy free course⦁ You are a VIP contributor for the search engine journal, how long have you been writing there?⦁ Robyn, I heard you started with $100 tell us the story⦁ We both know the days of starting with $100 are gone, do you think starting with $10K today would be as good as $100 back then?⦁ How did Marketplace Blueprint get started?⦁ I just looked at your site and I see you use Wikipedia-style links to your own content, I like that for SEO.⦁ A question I never asked anyone before: What terms do you put in the backend? is it stuff you don't want people to see in the front? Do you repeat them?⦁ What's number one for you? Main image, Title, or reviews?⦁ Since you have been around for a while like me, Do you still name your Amazon images with keywords? Alt tags⦁ What is the low-hanging fruit for people that want to optimize their own presence on Amazon?⦁ Do you still sell on Amazon or are you 100% on Marketplace Blueprint? Robyn Johnson Links <a href="https://marketplaceblueprint.com/show/https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynjohnsonaz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://marketplaceblueprint.com/show/https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynjohnsonaz/</a> Robyn's LinkedInhttps://<a href="http://www.semrush.com/academy/courses/how-to-sell-on-amazon-the-ultimate-step-by-step-guide-with-robyn-johnson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.semrush.com/academy/courses/how-to-sell-on-amazon-the-ultimate-step-by-step-guide-with-robyn-johnson</a> - Free Course amzrobynhjohnson

Robyn Johnson Founder and CEO at Marketplace Blueprint #411

Michael Epstein

Michael Epstein sold his first company in 2013 and served as CMO of multiple ecommerce brands.He's a principal at PostPilot, a platform that allows you to send personalized postcards automatically at scale, as easily as you'd create an email campaign.⦁ How did you get started with ecommerce⦁ What was the biggest exit you were involved in?⦁ What is PostPilot?⦁ I hear that Ezra Firestone uses PostPilot⦁ Getting clients for software is different than getting clients for physical products?⦁ Do I upload a list of names and addresses and you guys send my cards?⦁ Can I design my own cards inside your platform?⦁ Is it possible to do handwritten messages?⦁ What analytics can we get from a system like this? Open rate?⦁ Michael, please share his insights into acquiring and retaining customers⦁ Going back in time to old strategies like using snail mail seems to work often.⦁ How to Level Up your Lead Generation and Close More Deals with Handwritten Cards.⦁ How to Bring Direct Mail Into the Digital Age and Increase Ecommerce Brand Retention and Profits.https://www.linkedin.com/in/mepstein1/https://twitter.com/mepstein311https://www.postpilot.com/

Michael Epstein sold his first company in 2013 and served as CMO of multiple ecommerce brands.He's a principal at PostPilot, a platform that allows you to send personalized postcards automatically at scale, as easily as you'd create an email campaign. ⦁ How did you get started with ecommerce⦁ What was the biggest exit you were involved in?⦁ What is PostPilot?⦁ I hear that Ezra Firestone uses PostPilot⦁ Getting clients for software is different than getting clients for physical products?⦁ Do I upload a list of names and addresses and you guys send my cards?⦁ Can I design my own cards inside your platform?⦁ Is it possible to do handwritten messages?⦁ What analytics can we get from a system like this? Open rate?⦁ Michael, please share his insights into acquiring and retaining customers⦁ Going back in time to old strategies like using snail mail seems to work often.⦁ How to Level Up your Lead Generation and Close More Deals with Handwritten Cards.⦁ How to Bring Direct Mail Into the Digital Age and Increase Ecommerce Brand Retention and Profits. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mepstein1/https://twitter.com/mepstein311https://www.postpilot.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/mepstein1/https://twitter.com/mepstein311https://www.postpilot.com/</a>

PostPilot Bringing Direct Mail Into the Digital Age - Michael Epstein #407

Founder of Science Natural Supplements Cody BramletCody Bramlett is a “recovering personal trainer” turned eight-figure nutritional supplement brand owner.After scraping by as a personal trainer and gym owner, Cody’s supplement empire all started with solving problems with his own His father's chronic inflammation.Cody's dad had pain because of his diet, stress, and being generally overweight. He custom formulated products such as Turmeric with BioPerine that stopped his Dad’s chronic inflammation.Cody now also teaches other driven entrepreneurs how to profitably start, scale, and sell their own nutritional supplement brands through his coaching and mastermind called, Supplement Millionaire⦁ How did you get started in being a personal trainer?⦁ How can anyone overcome the competition in the supplement space?⦁ What certificates are mandatory when creating a supplement?⦁ San diego capital of affiloiate⦁ What is the average CPC when running ads? or Customer acquisition Costs?⦁ Keys to Establishing a Profitable Supplement Brand Businesshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cody-bramlett-8222b71b0/https://www.facebook.com/sciencenaturalsupplementshttps://science-naturals.com/shophttps://supplementmillionaire.com/mastermind/cart

Founder of Science Natural Supplements Cody Bramlet Cody Bramlett is a “recovering personal trainer” turned eight-figure nutritional supplement brand owner.After scraping by as a personal trainer and gym owner, Cody’s supplement empire all started with solving problems with his own His father's chronic inflammation. Cody's dad had pain because of his diet, stress, and being generally overweight. He custom formulated products such as Turmeric with BioPerine that stopped his Dad’s chronic inflammation. Cody now also teaches other driven entrepreneurs how to profitably start, scale, and sell their own nutritional supplement brands through his coaching and mastermind called, Supplement Millionaire ⦁ How did you get started in being a personal trainer?⦁ How can anyone overcome the competition in the supplement space?⦁ What certificates are mandatory when creating a supplement?⦁ San diego capital of affiloiate⦁ What is the average CPC when running ads? or Customer acquisition Costs?⦁ Keys to Establishing a Profitable Supplement Brand Business <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/cody-bramlett-8222b71b0/https://www.facebook.com/sciencenaturalsupplementshttps://science-naturals.com/shophttps://supplementmillionaire.com/mastermind/cart" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/cody-bramlett-8222b71b0/https://www.facebook.com/sciencenaturalsupplementshttps://science-naturals.com/shophttps://supplementmillionaire.com/mastermind/cart</a>

Science Natural Supplements, & Supplement Millionaire – Cody Bramlet

How to Sell on Amazon FBA with Professional Amazon FBA Sellers

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Can I sell on Amazon Anonymously #177If you are talking about your personal information, then YesIn North America it is still possible to do so. Basically, you as a person will remain anonymous to the buyers. They will only see the name of your store, your brand, company phone (if you enter one).But you will have to give Amazon your personal information during the account creation, and banking information to get paid.Most other marketplaces like Germany or Japan will NOT allow you to remain anonymous to the visitors.

Can I sell on Amazon Anonymously #177 If you are talking about your personal information, then Yes In North America it is still possible to do so. Basically, you as a person will remain anonymous to the buyers. They will only see the name of your store, your brand, company phone (if you enter one). But you will have to give Amazon your personal information during the account creation, and banking information to get paid. Most other marketplaces like Germany or Japan will NOT allow you to remain anonymous to the visitors.

Can I sel on Amazon Anonymously #177

How to launch products using Influencer marketing on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or YoutubeSocial Media InfluencersHow to find Social Media Influencers that are willing to advertise your product, who to use, how to pay and how much to pay.Launching with Social Media Influencers Please make sure to listen, as today we don't have show notestop 50 social media influencersQuin

How to launch products using Influencer marketing on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter or Youtube Social Media Influencers How to find Social Media Influencers that are willing to advertise your product, who to use, how to pay and how much to pay. Launching with Social Media Influencers Please make sure to listen, as today we don't have show notes top 50 social media influencers Quin

Launching products or brands with Social Media Influencers   | E.p. #162

Selling Food Products on E-commerce WebsitesSelling Food Products on E-commerce question from Kanchana:I'd like to get advice on e-commerce. I have a product that I would like to start selling online. The product is food-relatedQuin Amorim's answer:Hi Kanchana, Excited to be connected with you on LinkedIn Career Advice.The easiest and fastest way to launch any product online is on Amazon (for now)Amazon will charge you 15% of the gross sales, but in return, they already have 360 Million users with credit cards on file :)When launching a food product there are several things that you should know.- You need to know for sure that the product is safe for human consumption- You'll need to have a label with a description, quantity, ingredients, expiry date, name and address of manufacturer or distributor, directions of use, nutrition facts and even storage instructions- Product liability insurance (this can cost a couple thousand bucks per year, but if you are selling in the US, there are risks of being sewed)- To sell food-related products on Amazon you need to request to unlock the Grocery category (They may request vendor receipts or FDA registration)Grocery and Gourmet foods is an amazing E-commerce category, but also very challenging and competitive (unless the product is unique)Feel free to ask any questions you may have, and I'll try to help :)RegardsQuinSelling Food Products on E-commerce Websites

Selling Food Products on E-commerce Websites Selling Food Products on E-commerce question from Kanchana: I'd like to get advice on e-commerce. I have a product that I would like to start selling online. The product is food-related Quin Amorim's answer: Hi Kanchana, Excited to be connected with you on LinkedIn Career Advice. The easiest and fastest way to launch any product online is on Amazon (for now) Amazon will charge you 15% of the gross sales, but in return, they already have 360 Million users with credit cards on file :) When launching a food product there are several things that you should know. - You need to know for sure that the product is safe for human consumption - You'll need to have a label with a description, quantity, ingredients, expiry date, name and address of manufacturer or distributor, directions of use, nutrition facts and even storage instructions - Product liability insurance (this can cost a couple thousand bucks per year, but if you are selling in the US, there are risks of being sewed) - To sell food-related products on Amazon you need to request to unlock the Grocery category (They may request vendor receipts or FDA registration) Grocery and Gourmet foods is an amazing E-commerce category, but also very challenging and competitive (unless the product is unique) Feel free to ask any questions you may have, and I'll try to help :) Regards Quin Selling Food Products on E-commerce Websites

Selling Food Products on E-commerce Websites | E.p. #212

Wholesale on Amazon FBAI didn't get any advice because when I started there were no free gurus!But I've learned that every company wants to sell!If you tell them (or show) you can sell, everyone will let you sell their products.Always make sure to get at least 45% off retail value and always aim from products that sell for over $19 (because of fixed fees)If the retail price is below $19 then bundle 2 or bundle it with a similar product.For shy people, start with emails.If you are a good talker, make phone calls.Ask for a sales manager, their job is to sell, so they will understand where you are coming from.Let them know you have a "professional" amazon seller account (we know everyone has a pro account, but they don't)Let them know you pay upfront (some companies say no, assuming you want net 30 payment).After 6 or 7 orders you may ask for some payment terms.Find products that the manufacturer sells themselves, but are not Prime (since they have distribution they do FBM instead of FBA) you can outsell the manufacturer selling his own productIf you don't have a website, get one.Get a simple a simple 5 pageWhen you email a manufacturer, put your URL in the signature.They Will click the link to research you!Make it look professional and have lots of related products.If you are starting out, don't leave the website empty, find products online and put those pictures on your site with the description, even if you don't wholesale them yet.Don't worry, you won't sell any if the site is new, and if you do, just drop ship it from Amazon.Start with your geographical area so you save on shipping costs.Drive around your city and take notes of every business that could potentially manufacture something.Go home and research what they do, and get their contact information.

Wholesale on Amazon FBA I didn't get any advice because when I started there were no free gurus! But I've learned that every company wants to sell! If you tell them (or show) you can sell, everyone will let you sell their products. Always make sure to get at least 45% off retail value and always aim from products that sell for over $19 (because of fixed fees) If the retail price is below $19 then bundle 2 or bundle it with a similar product. For shy people, start with emails. If you are a good talker, make phone calls. Ask for a sales manager, their job is to sell, so they will understand where you are coming from. Let them know you have a "professional" amazon seller account (we know everyone has a pro account, but they don't) Let them know you pay upfront (some companies say no, assuming you want net 30 payment). After 6 or 7 orders you may ask for some payment terms. Find products that the manufacturer sells themselves, but are not Prime (since they have distribution they do FBM instead of FBA) you can outsell the manufacturer selling his own product If you don't have a website, get one. Get a simple a simple 5 page When you email a manufacturer, put your URL in the signature. They Will click the link to research you! Make it look professional and have lots of related products. If you are starting out, don't leave the website empty, find products online and put those pictures on your site with the description, even if you don't wholesale them yet. Don't worry, you won't sell any if the site is new, and if you do, just drop ship it from Amazon. Start with your geographical area so you save on shipping costs. Drive around your city and take notes of every business that could potentially manufacture something. Go home and research what they do, and get their contact information.

How I buy and sell Wholesale on Amazon FBA | E.p. #204

Some of the things you need to know when starting to sell private label on Amazon, or even if you have been selling online for a while

Things to know when selling on Amazon #236

Some of the most important things to know are to maintain focus, determination, and consistency.It is very important that you maintain the focus on one task and one project at a timeAdvice For Entrepreneurs Starting up

Some of the most important things to know are to maintain focus, determination, and consistency. It is very important that you maintain the focus on one task and one project at a time Advice For Entrepreneurs Starting up

Advice For Entrepreneurs Starting up | E.p. #192

On Amazon, the main image is mandatory to have a pure white background, and on top of that, the product needs to take up more than 85% of the picture.How do people get professional images for their eBay/Amazon product with a white backgroundOn eBay, the white background is not mandatory but it does look betterThere are a few ways to do it: 	Fiverr - You can go to Fiverr and hire someone for $7 to make your backgrounds all white 	Amazon Seller App - The Amazon seller app has a picture setting that allows you to take pictures of your own product with a white background. The app even tells you if it is not white enough, or if the product needs to be cropped to take more than 85% of the picture size. 	Professional pictures - This is the way that professional amazon sellers do it. Find a professional product photographer and let them know you need Amazon pictures (They should know what to give you) 	Remove the backgrounds yourself by making the pictures transparent. You can use software like Clipping Magic to remove all backgrounds and then you can even add the white on Paint or simply upload to Amazon transparent since the listing page is whiteIf you want to sell professionally and outsell the competition, you should consider getting professional pictures done, since the majority of the North American buyer, buys with their eyes.Make the main picture item take as close to 100% of the frame as possible and with a pure white background. Then make sure to upload the other 8 pictures and using lifestyle pictures: 	Happy people using your product 	People getting the expected results from your product 	The product being used 	The packaging if it is nice (This will reduce hijackers in case you are not brand registered)Hope this helps, and if you need to know more have a listen to the QA Selling Online Podcast[1]white backgroundQuin Amorim[sg_popup id="895" event="inherit"][/sg_popup]

On Amazon, the main image is mandatory to have a pure white background, and on top of that, the product needs to take up more than 85% of the picture. How do people get professional images for their eBay/Amazon product with a white background On eBay, the white background is not mandatory but it does look better There are a few ways to do it: 	Fiverr - You can go to Fiverr and hire someone for $7 to make your backgrounds all white 	Amazon Seller App - The Amazon seller app has a picture setting that allows you to take pictures of your own product with a white background. The app even tells you if it is not white enough, or if the product needs to be cropped to take more than 85% of the picture size. 	Professional pictures - This is the way that professional amazon sellers do it. Find a professional product photographer and let them know you need Amazon pictures (They should know what to give you) 	Remove the backgrounds yourself by making the pictures transparent. You can use software like Clipping Magic to remove all backgrounds and then you can even add the white on Paint or simply upload to Amazon transparent since the listing page is white If you want to sell professionally and outsell the competition, you should consider getting professional pictures done, since the majority of the North American buyer, buys with their eyes. Make the main picture item take as close to 100% of the frame as possible and with a pure white background. Then make sure to upload the other 8 pictures and using lifestyle pictures: 	Happy people using your product 	People getting the expected results from your product 	The product being used 	The packaging if it is nice (This will reduce hijackers in case you are not brand registered) Hope this helps, and if you need to know more have a listen to the QA Selling Online Podcast[1] white background Quin Amorim [sg_popup id="895" event="inherit"][/sg_popup]

How to get images for eBay/Amazon with a white background?

Should I create new listings or variations

Should I create new listings or variations #188

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2019 Amazon Seller Fees and Long Term Storage Fees for Amazon FBA #221.mp3

Today I bring you thetop 7 mistakes of Amazon FBA Sellers#1 – Not knowing the costsThis is my biggest pet peeve when it comes to selling onlineMost Amazon FBA sellers think they have huge margins but, they have not taken into consideration all the costs associated with selling online.I often hear people say something like:“I am selling a product for $8 but I’m getting 60% margins” This is nearly impossible!Just think about it, Amazon takes 15% of your gross, then you have $3 of pick and pack fees (unless you are in small and light) That right there is almost 40% and if you add the 15% commission you realize Amazon is taking already 65%.Then you need to account for the price of purchasing the item, let's say its $1 to make things simple and another $1 to ship it to the US and clear customs.Your total costs so far are already over $6 and you didn’t even account for the PPC, returns, taxes, giveaways (if you are doing any), your packaging, photography or 3D rendering, Logo design to put on the package…Man, you may be losing a couple of bucks every time you sell an item!Here is my advice, if you are selling a cheap item like that, try to bundle 2 or 3 so you can skip the pick and pack fee and only pay it once, or try to make it a premium looking product and sell it for $12 instead of $8#2 – Sourcing the same products as everyone elseMost people havelistened to the same podcasts or youtube videos from sellers like me who havebeen selling on Amazon for many years.But what worked for us in 2015 is not what works in 2019.If everyone is sourcing a small product, without moving parts, that is unbreakable, is in the top 1000 BSR… that means out of the 4 million sellers and thousands of new ones coming in every day, it's almost sure that at the same time you are sourcing a new product, so are 100 other sellers.When this happens theonly difference is going to be the brand name and probably the logo on the box.Think outside the box, and if possible source products that instead of being cheap and have a very low BSR, are a bit more expensive or have a higher BSR with low competition. You can be the big fish in the smaller pond, instead of a guppy in the ocean, because everyone can eat you at any time.#3 – Assuming and believingWe all are part of Facebookgroups and masterminds where often sellers share something they hear as if itwas true, without testing it.Test things for yourself!I know it is a bitmore time consuming, but just because someone says for example “Giveaways don’twork anymore”It doesn’t mean its true. It could be that that person didn’t give away enough units, or used the wrong URL if they even used a special URL for the giveaway. It could be that that person didn’t even do giveaways, and is just firing it out of their mouth to sound smart. Or it could even be, that they have a product without any demand! There are people that have products so bad, that not even for free they can give them away! And, instead of listening to the market they just blame the giveaway or the FB group they used or blame the cat or the dog…I’m not saying thatgiveaways are as effective has they used to be, and this is not even aboutgiveaways… It is about believing everything you hear without testing.#4 – Asking for a review before starting a conversationAfter a client buys from you, you’re allowed to email them internally or by using a tool to do it automatically. If your first email after the purchase is something like “thanks for buying my Bluetooth speaker set waterproof 4.1 works with iPhone, Samsung smartphone, tablet great sounding wireless best headset” Please leave me a review. number one, that sounds completely automated, never use the full title in your email. number two, always mention their first name.Number 3, what’s in it for them? We know we can't incentivize, but you can surely offer some value or ask them a question.

Today I bring you the top 7 mistakes of Amazon FBA Sellers #1 – Not knowing the costs This is my biggest pet peeve when it comes to selling onlineMost Amazon FBA sellers think they have huge margins but, they have not taken into consideration all the costs associated with selling online. I often hear people say something like: “I am selling a product for $8 but I’m getting 60% margins” This is nearly impossible! Just think about it, Amazon takes 15% of your gross, then you have $3 of pick and pack fees (unless you are in small and light) That right there is almost 40% and if you add the 15% commission you realize Amazon is taking already 65%. Then you need to account for the price of purchasing the item, let's say its $1 to make things simple and another $1 to ship it to the US and clear customs. Your total costs so far are already over $6 and you didn’t even account for the PPC, returns, taxes, giveaways (if you are doing any), your packaging, photography or 3D rendering, Logo design to put on the package… Man, you may be losing a couple of bucks every time you sell an item! Here is my advice, if you are selling a cheap item like that, try to bundle 2 or 3 so you can skip the pick and pack fee and only pay it once, or try to make it a premium looking product and sell it for $12 instead of $8 #2 – Sourcing the same products as everyone else Most people have listened to the same podcasts or youtube videos from sellers like me who have been selling on Amazon for many years. But what worked for us in 2015 is not what works in 2019. If everyone is sourcing a small product, without moving parts, that is unbreakable, is in the top 1000 BSR… that means out of the 4 million sellers and thousands of new ones coming in every day, it's almost sure that at the same time you are sourcing a new product, so are 100 other sellers. When this happens the only difference is going to be the brand name and probably the logo on the box. Think outside the box, and if possible source products that instead of being cheap and have a very low BSR, are a bit more expensive or have a higher BSR with low competition. You can be the big fish in the smaller pond, instead of a guppy in the ocean, because everyone can eat you at any time. #3 – Assuming and believing We all are part of Facebook groups and masterminds where often sellers share something they hear as if it was true, without testing it. Test things for yourself! I know it is a bit more time consuming, but just because someone says for example “Giveaways don’t work anymore” It doesn’t mean its true. It could be that that person didn’t give away enough units, or used the wrong URL if they even used a special URL for the giveaway. It could be that that person didn’t even do giveaways, and is just firing it out of their mouth to sound smart. Or it could even be, that they have a product without any demand! There are people that have products so bad, that not even for free they can give them away! And, instead of listening to the market they just blame the giveaway or the FB group they used or blame the cat or the dog… I’m not saying that giveaways are as effective has they used to be, and this is not even about giveaways… It is about believing everything you hear without testing. #4 – Asking for a review before starting a conversation After a client buys from you, you’re allowed to email them internally or by using a tool to do it automatically. If your first email after the purchase is something like “thanks for buying my Bluetooth speaker set waterproof 4.1 works with iPhone, Samsung smartphone, tablet great sounding wireless best headset” Please leave me a review. number one, that sounds completely automated, never use the full title in your email. number two, always mention their first name. Number 3, what’s in it for them? We know we can't incentivize, but you can surely offer some value or ask them a question.

Top 7 Mistakes of Amazon FBA Sellers

Mike Zagare

Mike Zagare and PPC Entourage Amazon selling isn’t new. But doing it well and profitable has been out of reach for a lot of people. Mike Zagare and PPC Entourage have flipped that script, and they’re helping Amazon sellers around the world not just make money… but make a profit.Mike is a serial entrepreneur and recovering physical therapist who now helps other entrepreneurial-minded people turn their selling gig into a serious money maker.For anyone who is sick of the 9-to-5 grind, Mike feels your pain. He was there once. Now he’s taking the tools and tactics that helped him escape that grind and turn a 40-thousand dollar a month side hustle into a 400-thousand dollar a month legitimate businessLinks:entourage seller community -  https://www.facebook.com/groups/ppcentourage/ mike@ppcentourage.comhttps://ppcentourage.com/ PPC EntourageMargins -  https://ppcentourage.com/lp-margins/

Mike Zagare and PPC Entourage Amazon selling isn’t new. But doing it well and profitable has been out of reach for a lot of people. Mike Zagare and PPC Entourage have flipped that script, and they’re helping Amazon sellers around the world not just make money… but make a profit.Mike is a serial entrepreneur and recovering physical therapist who now helps other entrepreneurial-minded people turn their selling gig into a serious money maker. For anyone who is sick of the 9-to-5 grind, Mike feels your pain. He was there once. Now he’s taking the tools and tactics that helped him escape that grind and turn a 40-thousand dollar a month side hustle into a 400-thousand dollar a month legitimate business Links: entourage seller community - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/ppcentourage/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/groups/ppcentourage/</a> mike@ppcentourage.comhttps://<a href="http://ppcentourage.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ppcentourage.com/</a> PPC EntourageMargins - <a href="https://ppcentourage.com/lp-margins/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://ppcentourage.com/lp-margins/</a>

$400K Per Month On Amazon, With Mike Zagare of PPC Entourage

Tom Buckland

Quin Amorim

Today’s guest is an Amazon SEO ConsultantHe is the founder of an organic SEO &amp; Amazon marketing agency based in the UK, specializing in ranking products within Amazon &amp; Google in some of the most difficult niches in the world.Tom BucklandTell us about you as a person, who are you and where are you from.How did you get into Amazon and whenDo you sell as well or only support other sellers?Do you do private label, wholesale RA or OA?Amazon rankings, everyone wants to rank but only a few make it to the first page, what’s the secret?SEO Tips to rank quicker2000 char description or EBC Enhanced Brand Content?FBA in the futureWhat is something you normally see people doing wrong?What one tool you use, that you can’t go without?Amazon marketing for sellerssales velocity and conversionIs it easier to rank when we use the same keywords in the title, bullets, disc, and backend?Does it impact more if my keyword is in the same order as the client’s search term (written in the same order – wireless Bluetooth speaker vs Bluetooth speaker wirelessHow do you do giveaways, do you use giveaway sites, email lists or Facebook groups?Find Tom at:Amazonseoconsultant.comtwitter @tombucklandseo

Today’s guest is an Amazon SEO Consultant He is the founder of an organic SEO &amp; Amazon marketing agency based in the UK, specializing in ranking products within Amazon &amp; Google in some of the most difficult niches in the world.Tom Buckland Tell us about you as a person, who are you and where are you from.How did you get into Amazon and whenDo you sell as well or only support other sellers?Do you do private label, wholesale RA or OA?Amazon rankings, everyone wants to rank but only a few make it to the first page, what’s the secret? SEO Tips to rank quicker 2000 char description or EBC Enhanced Brand Content?FBA in the futureWhat is something you normally see people doing wrong?What one tool you use, that you can’t go without? Amazon marketing for sellers sales velocity and conversion Is it easier to rank when we use the same keywords in the title, bullets, disc, and backend? Does it impact more if my keyword is in the same order as the client’s search term (written in the same order – wireless Bluetooth speaker vs Bluetooth speaker wirelessHow do you do giveaways, do you use giveaway sites, email lists or Facebook groups? Find Tom at: <a href="http://Amazonseoconsultant.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amazonseoconsultant.com</a> twitter @tombucklandseo

Amazon FBA SEO With Tom Buckland and Quin Amorim #244

Quin opens up to tell us a story of one of his failures while selling Online before the Amazon FBA days

This is how I failed selling online #249

10 Million Per Month in Direct Sales With Jason BrownJason Brown Impressive entrepreneur,  top-earning marketer and co-owner of DripWho is Jason Brown we know you as a  successful millionaire entrepreneur,  but you used to be broke. How broke were you and when was this?were you surrounded by negative or toxic people? Are you afraid of failing? Do you consider yourself lucky? what is your relation to Drip What is  imarketslive How do you stay focused in this world of distractions People over profits mentality what was your biggest failure how do you listen to your customers? there is a ton of email spam going around for Crypto, what are they trying to sell? God gave you a blank canvas (on your iG) do you set goals? like yearly, 5 years and is it in your head or paper? do you believe we need to have the right mindset  Now that you are on top are you finally going to relax? You've been to 42 countries over the last few years, what do you do in each? What is your biggest breakthrough?  What do you think helped you push through the downtimes of your journey?  How did you handle going from $70k in debt to millionaire in such a short time? How do you keep grounded and remain humble? How do you balance multiple businesses and projects? Do you deal with people, what is the key to balancing so many peoples personalities at once? When adversity hits how do you think? What is the #1 thing you would tell someone looking to win big

10 Million Per Month in Direct Sales With Jason Brown Jason Brown Impressive entrepreneur, top-earning marketer and co-owner of Drip Who is Jason Brown we know you as a successful millionaire entrepreneur, but you used to be broke. How broke were you and when was this? were you surrounded by negative or toxic people? Are you afraid of failing? Do you consider yourself lucky? what is your relation to Drip What is imarketslive How do you stay focused in this world of distractions People over profits mentality what was your biggest failure how do you listen to your customers? there is a ton of email spam going around for Crypto, what are they trying to sell? God gave you a blank canvas (on your iG) do you set goals? like yearly, 5 years and is it in your head or paper? do you believe we need to have the right mindset Now that you are on top are you finally going to relax? You've been to 42 countries over the last few years, what do you do in each? What is your biggest breakthrough? What do you think helped you push through the downtimes of your journey? How did you handle going from $70k in debt to millionaire in such a short time? How do you keep grounded and remain humble? How do you balance multiple businesses and projects? Do you deal with people, what is the key to balancing so many peoples personalities at once? When adversity hits how do you think? What is the #1 thing you would tell someone looking to win big

From $70K in Debt to $10M in Sales Per Month

What are the 12 Days Of Nuggets? Over 40 influential online sellers share their best tips to grow a business or sell more.Quin Amorim and Mike Zagare explain it allThe main goal is to raise 1 Million Dollars to donate to a team of Ex CIA and FBI members who are fighting child sex slavery (Operation Underground Railroad) You can get all the free nuggets or donate at: https://daysofnuggets.com/*Please share this

What are the 12 Days Of Nuggets? Over 40 influential online sellers share their best tips to grow a business or sell more. Quin Amorim and Mike Zagare explain it all The main goal is to raise 1 Million Dollars to donate to a team of Ex CIA and FBI members who are fighting child sex slavery (Operation Underground Railroad) You can get all the free nuggets or donate at: <a href="https://daysofnuggets.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://daysofnuggets.com/</a> *Please share this

Over 40 influential online sellers share their best tips to sell on Amazon

How to get video to your Amazon FBA listingsThere are 2 ways to get a video on your Amazon FBA listing.The first one is to get it uploaded by an Amazon Vendor. You can be an Amazon \seller or you can be and Amazon vendor, or even both.Amazon Vendors can upload video to any Asin, so you can request thata venmdor will upload a video for you.Several chinease sellers are selling the idea on Fiverr for $150 you can get them to post a video for you.The second way is to create a GIF image in a sequence and upload to your listing for freeFins a GIF creator site and upload your image sequence to form a short repeating Video and upload t an image slot that is not the main

How to get video to your Amazon FBA listings There are 2 ways to get a video on your Amazon FBA listing. The first one is to get it uploaded by an Amazon Vendor. You can be an Amazon \seller or you can be and Amazon vendor, or even both. Amazon Vendors can upload video to any Asin, so you can request thata venmdor will upload a video for you. Several chinease sellers are selling the idea on Fiverr for $150 you can get them to post a video for you. The second way is to create a GIF image in a sequence and upload to your listing for free Fins a GIF creator site and upload your image sequence to form a short repeating Video and upload t an image slot that is not the main

How To Get Video To Your Amazon FBA Listings  #247

Amazon FBA Consulting and Seller Central Account ManagementAmazon FBA Consulting Done RightI often get asked if Amazon FBA is too saturated, or if it is still worth it to launch new FBA products on Amazon USA.Well, I have some great news to share today about one of the Amazon Accounts I manage.Trevor handed his account to me 4 months ago when it was doing $10k per month with 2 products.Over the last 4 months, I removed one of his losing products, launched 2 more, and today he is doing a bit over $50K per month.This goes to tell, that Amazon still has a ton a space to grow, a ton of space for new products, and a ton of space for new sellers.With that being said, it is true that there are a lot more sellers and a lot more products all competing for the first-page rank.The important thing is to have a different product than everyone else, a quality product, a brand, an eye-catching product, and of course a perfect listing and a great product launch.Yes, it is easier said than done, but the reality is that it is still 10 times easier than launching a product outside of Amazon or 100 times easier than opening your own physical store.Remember to think outside the box! When you use the same tools as everyone else, and you are looking for a product at the same price as everyone else, in the same category as everyone else,  you will get poor results, or below par results.Make sure to visit other sites, don't limit your product sourcing to Amazon and Alibaba.Have a weekly tour of Kickstarter, a couple of hours on Etsy, have a look at one of the biggest growing e-commerce sites: WishRemember that every site you visit will tend to show you their best selling products first. Filter through those products looking for something out of the ordinary and then search for that on Amazon using all your tools, like Jungle Scout, Helium 10, Unicorn Smasher, etcSo, my answer is, Amazon still has lots of room for new products, and new sellers.If you are looking to launch or grow and are not really sure how, get in touch with me right here at QA Selling OnlineAmazon FBA Consulting is one way to get there fasterStart Grateful, Stay Positive, and Always Profit

Amazon FBA Consulting and Seller Central Account Management Amazon FBA Consulting Done Right I often get asked if Amazon FBA is too saturated, or if it is still worth it to launch new FBA products on Amazon USA. Well, I have some great news to share today about one of the Amazon Accounts I manage. Trevor handed his account to me 4 months ago when it was doing $10k per month with 2 products. Over the last 4 months, I removed one of his losing products, launched 2 more, and today he is doing a bit over $50K per month. This goes to tell, that Amazon still has a ton a space to grow, a ton of space for new products, and a ton of space for new sellers. With that being said, it is true that there are a lot more sellers and a lot more products all competing for the first-page rank. The important thing is to have a different product than everyone else, a quality product, a brand, an eye-catching product, and of course a perfect listing and a great product launch. Yes, it is easier said than done, but the reality is that it is still 10 times easier than launching a product outside of Amazon or 100 times easier than opening your own physical store. Remember to think outside the box! When you use the same tools as everyone else, and you are looking for a product at the same price as everyone else, in the same category as everyone else,  you will get poor results, or below par results. Make sure to visit other sites, don't limit your product sourcing to Amazon and Alibaba. Have a weekly tour of Kickstarter, a couple of hours on Etsy, have a look at one of the biggest growing e-commerce sites: Wish Remember that every site you visit will tend to show you their best selling products first. Filter through those products looking for something out of the ordinary and then search for that on Amazon using all your tools, like Jungle Scout, Helium 10, Unicorn Smasher, etc So, my answer is, Amazon still has lots of room for new products, and new sellers. If you are looking to launch or grow and are not really sure how, get in touch with me right here at QA Selling Online Amazon FBA Consulting is one way to get there faster Start Grateful, Stay Positive, and Always Profit

Amazon FBA Consulting and Account Management | E.p. #208

I put in 2 hours per day into my Amazon business, is this enough to make it a profitable business that will allow me to quit my job?Excellent question and the answer is not going to be straight forward like you expected.How bad do you really want to grow this business?Number one thing I ask is what are you doing the other 22 hours per day?How much do you need to make in order to quit your job?You need to know that when you make 10K per month, that means you are taking home 2500 or 3000, and if you do use that amount, next month your business will not be able to make 15k or 20k, because you took money out and stopped the growth.

I put in 2 hours per day into my Amazon business, is this enough to make it a profitable business that will allow me to quit my job? Excellent question and the answer is not going to be straight forward like you expected. How bad do you really want to grow this business? Number one thing I ask is what are you doing the other 22 hours per day? How much do you need to make in order to quit your job? You need to know that when you make 10K per month, that means you are taking home 2500 or 3000, and if you do use that amount, next month your business will not be able to make 15k or 20k, because you took money out and stopped the growth.

How Many Hours Per Day to Run My Amazon Business

My PPC Daily BudgetMy PPC Daily BudgetAmazon Recommended I Increased My PPC Daily BudgetA question from Joe

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Founded the highest independently rated Apple trade-in company.Ceo of the World’s most trusted Apple trade-in company - Brian BurkeBrian Burke is currently President and CEO of SellYourMac.com (SYM), the world’s most trusted andTags:  #Apple, #Mac, #Macbook, #Macbookpro, #selliPhone, #selliPad #sellmacBrian Burke is the President of SellYourMac.com.At the age of 6, he started his first business selling jewelry on the street. At 13, he graduated to trading stocks.For the past decade, Brian’s company has been helping people earn extra cash by making it fast, safe, and easy to buy, sell, and service their Apple products.SYM has paid out $20M and has helped over 100,000 customers.Brian is a dynamic and ultra personable individual who strives to help his community through business and service.He is always on the cutting edge of technology and loves helping other individuals and organizations stay up to date on their Apple products with his company SellYourMac.com.Brian is striving to reach new heights and educate himself on topics he finds interesting. Brian has become a Sommelier, an Apple Certified Mac Technician, a Notary Public, an Ordained Minister, a Certified Scuba Diver, and has received his Boating license.Brian truly loves learning and sharing his knowledge with others! Brian volunteers his time to the Professional Leadership Network, Adopt a Class, and Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, three local non-profits.Some Questions for Brian Burke:- Why did you decide to start SellYourMac?- How does the trade-in process at SYM work?- What are the top 1-3 actionable steps you have used to achieve the revenue model you have described in this episode?- What can we look forward to, in the near future, from you?- What do you do to help the community?- Was there a challenging time or situation that could have devastated or even ruined your business but, you overcame it?Brian Burk's Book recommendations:Vivid Vision by Cameron HeroldScaling Up - Book by Verne HarnishCEO Tools 2.0: Book by Jim Canfield and Kraig KramersWhere to find Brian:LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianburke4/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sellyourmac/Thanks for reading and listeningQuin Amorim

Founded the highest independently rated Apple trade-in company. Ceo of the World’s most trusted Apple trade-in company - Brian Burke Brian Burke is currently President and CEO of <a href="http://SellYourMac.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SellYourMac.com</a> (SYM), the world’s most trusted and Tags:  #Apple, #Mac, #Macbook, #Macbookpro, #selliPhone, #selliPad #sellmac Brian Burke is the President of <a href="http://SellYourMac.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SellYourMac.com</a>. At the age of 6, he started his first business selling jewelry on the street. At 13, he graduated to trading stocks. For the past decade, Brian’s company has been helping people earn extra cash by making it fast, safe, and easy to buy, sell, and service their Apple products. SYM has paid out $20M and has helped over 100,000 customers. Brian is a dynamic and ultra personable individual who strives to help his community through business and service. He is always on the cutting edge of technology and loves helping other individuals and organizations stay up to date on their Apple products with his company <a href="http://SellYourMac.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SellYourMac.com</a>. Brian is striving to reach new heights and educate himself on topics he finds interesting. Brian has become a Sommelier, an Apple Certified Mac Technician, a Notary Public, an Ordained Minister, a Certified Scuba Diver, and has received his Boating license. Brian truly loves learning and sharing his knowledge with others! Brian volunteers his time to the Professional Leadership Network, Adopt a Class, and Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, three local non-profits. Some Questions for Brian Burke: - Why did you decide to start SellYourMac? - How does the trade-in process at SYM work? - What are the top 1-3 actionable steps you have used to achieve the revenue model you have described in this episode? - What can we look forward to, in the near future, from you? - What do you do to help the community? - Was there a challenging time or situation that could have devastated or even ruined your business but, you overcame it? Brian Burk's Book recommendations: Vivid Vision by Cameron Herold Scaling Up - Book by Verne Harnish CEO Tools 2.0: Book by Jim Canfield and Kraig Kramers Where to find Brian: LinkedIn <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianburke4/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianburke4/</a> Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/sellyourmac/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/sellyourmac/</a> Thanks for reading and listening Quin Amorim

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