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Harry retweeted
My best ever month selling on Amazon 😎
100% MoM growth is pretty insane and definitely not sustainable but very happy to finally break the 10k mark.
November goal is 15k and 2k cashback 🎯
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👋 I’m back
👷🏻♂️I’ve been working hard this year, we’ve moved into a new unit, grew our team, Improved our operation, systems and internal software!
📦 Stock in at midday → prepped & out the door within a few hours.
⏳ We’ve been doing this for over 2 years consistently now!
🐶Nachos still top dog when it comes to prep!
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No matter how much money you make, your immediate Family will never believe you are working if you are
1. Not going to an office/job site
2. Using your computer
For them, it just looks like you are messing around on your laptop
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Harry retweeted
I am so happy nobody showed me Gary Stevenson content on my way up the ladder
When I started this journey with minus -£4000 in my bank account and no help from my parents
Believing that nobody can make it and rich people are evil is a sure-fire way of never making it
Harry retweeted
Amazon has come out and said retail and online arbitrage are legit viable businesses on their platform.
I dont care how often PL guys try to gaslight everyone into thinking it's not.
While we're fighting IP complaints and restrictions, they're fighting listing hijackings and chinese knock offs at a quarter of the price.
Every single Amazon seller has problems. No path is the best. The right one is the one that puts dollars in your pocket.
Winners win
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The Government recently issued a warning to people with more than £3500 in savings. They say that you better be prepared to pay taxes on any interest you might have earned.
This follows their warning for people who sell £1000+ of items on eBay or Facebook or Etsy. They’re chasing down the data of every seller to collect the taxes.
What they are really saying is they hate people becoming self sufficient. They hate people with savings and who take a little bit of initiative.
They don’t care that Facebook, eBay, Google etc bills customers from Ireland to avoid billions in taxes. Or that big banks play by their own rules. Nope, they just want to make sure that Aunt Sarah who sold some arts and crafts and saved the money in an interest earning account pays her extra £87 of taxes. It probably costs them millions to crack down on these tiny amounts but it’s the principle of the matter - we want you to know that no matter how small you make a step forward, we are here to take it from you.
If they truly cared about poor people, they would encourage self sufficiency. If you save £1000, we will give you an extra £20 bonus. If you sell stuff, we will make the first £20k tax free so you can get going.
A smart government would want its citizens to save money and sell stuff online. The benefits to society would be worth a lot more than the pennies collected in taxes.
Harry retweeted
Google searches for Amazon FBA are at their lowest in years.
Now is the time to double down.
Competition is quitting by the day.
There is so much opportunity and the pie keeps growing.
Harry retweeted
.@Amazon operates under a "guilty until proven innocent" model.
Imagine if you were put in jail because someone ACCUSED you of a crime. Once you're put in jail you're allowed to appeal your accusation. You were never told what your crime was because that information is confidential. While you are blindly appealing this crime, the government seizes all of your assets and will not return them until you successfully appeal your crime. This is fine, you think to yourself. I didn't do anything wrong. Easy win. Your first appeal is denied. You aren't told why. "Confidential, better luck on the next one". Still in jail. Life savings still on hold. Mortgage payment still due. Kids hungry at home. You're allowed phone calls to a public defender, but they have no access to the details about your case. They barely speak your language, do not live in the same country as you, and have more incentive to get you off of the phone than to help get you out of jail. New appeal, more detail. Denied. Confidential. Better luck next time. Mortgage still due.
Amazon is LITERALLY doing this to THOUSANDS of small businesses across the USA. How is an AMERICAN company allowed to treat AMERICAN small business owners like we're operating in communist USSR?
Harry retweeted
Too much focus on revenue and not enough focus on profit margin
That’s what I’ve been seeing over the past 8-12 months
Revenue is nothing more than porn for resellers
At the end of the day, profit is the only thing that matters
I see 7 fig sellers running razor thin margins while mid to upper 6 fig sellers running circles on them when it comes to profit after expenses
The $1M+ seller clearing $80k gets the attention, meanwhile the $750k seller making $152k is believed to be an amateur
Profit > Revenue
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I purposely cap my Amazon growth at £1-5k profit/month
Why?
Because I treat Amazon like a side hustle, just as I teach people.
1-2 hours a day. That's all it takes.
No orange bars willy waving. No 24/7 hustle porn.
Just real, achievable results for people with real lives…
This isn’t because I can’t scale higher but because I treat it like a side hustle.
I simply don’t want to make it another full-time job.
I’ve positioned myself in a situation where I’m making a similar amount to what I help my students get to so that I can experience what they experience and give them solutions accordingly.
If I were making £100k per month, I would be so detached from what it’s like to be a newbie that the coaching would be terrible.
It would be like me getting business advice from Jeff Bezos.
Amazon Accelerator has a 100% track record.
Each and every person who enrolled and put the work in has made the money I claimed.
It’s because I am in your shoes.
With size 13 feet it can be uncomfortable at times, but it works.
And if you’ve got £5k+ capital, it’ll work for you.
No matter who you are.
I spend 1-2 hours per day working on my Amazon business, the rest of the time is spent with clients, doing work for @ATA__UK or just chilling.
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DON'T quit your job to do Amazon arbitrage.
I don't want you making £100k or even £10k a month with Amazon.
Instead, I want you to keep your 9-5 and use Amazon to pocket an extra £1k monthly for family holidays.
Why?
Because what's the point if it just becomes another full-time job?
I like to recommend Amazon arbitrage to a VERY specific type of person:
I typically recommend Amazon FBA to successful corporate people.
People who have a 9-5 job but are looking to make some extra money on the side working 1-2 hours a day in the evening.
The aim is to make £1k profit a month.
Not £100k
Not £10k.
Just £1k a month while your main focus is still on the job that puts food on the table.
There are a lot of people who make more money than me selling on Amazon.
Some of them make A LOT more money than I do.
Some of my former mentorship clients make more than me from their Amazon business, and nothing makes me happier!
I typically make £1-5k profit per month from my Amazon business itself.
Why?
Because I treat it like a side hustle.
I practise what I preach.
I spend 1-2 hours per day on my Amazon business, the rest of my time is spent with people, doing work for @ATA__UK or All Things Prep, or just chilling.
Most of the guys on Twitter think more sales = more success,
But it doesn’t always work that way!
What’s the point of starting something if it becomes yet another full-time job?
The goal isn’t for you to quit your 9-5 job.
The goal is to just put some extra cash into your pocket.
If you like the sound of that, check out my coaching program Amazon Accelerator: amazonaccelerator.co.uk/
Harry retweeted
Had a awesome time with the guys from @ATA__UK
Can’t wait to do it again soon
youtu.be/Zof6ZHiBK8k
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We're making sure @lawrencekingyo doesn't leave the UK empty handed...
Full episode coming next week, don't miss it!
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Astrology is real
Astrologers are eyeballing July 16 (±2 days) as a possible day of explosive mayhem.
Mars & Uranus will be conjunct the fixed star Algol known to be one of the most malefic stars by ancient astrologers.
This aspect will be activated via lunar opposition on July 16.
The good news is that this is a quick transit. Although depending on what happens, its effects could be long lasting.
Flaring tempers and explosive action are very possible. Action that is very sudden, explosive, and shocking are possibilities associated with this configuration.
In the past, a Mars conjunction with Algol coincided with the first detonation of the atomic bomb. Other planetary contacts with Algol also coincided with advancements in DNA modification.
Of course we hope that the negative associations don’t take place at all but as of right now it’s looking to be a very intense few days nonetheless.
Any shady, violent, or malefic intentions will be exposed at that time. However if intentions are based on good moral philosophy then this transit should go over pretty smoothly.
This transit will be shining a light on and exposing the darkness that lurks in our world so that it can be slain/removed.
Harry retweeted
Nice A2A to start the day 👌
A2A Accelerator clients will be getting plenty of deals like this with mine and @HarryFBA's support, roll on Prime Day 😍
Harry retweeted
Another journey begins thanks to @ATA__UK 🥹
3 years on & still going strong, shout out to the dream team @GageFBA @HarryFBA @MatLou_UK and our amazing community 🥰
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