Hearing a lot of complaints about Inventory Lab lately. If its not working for you, you may want to check out PrepShipHub. Starts at $39 a month. Supports Amazon, Walmart, Ebay and Shopify. Has a warehouse feature that is great for holds and those storing products. Has a returns module that alone is worth the price of admission. They offer 30 day free trial. Have discord channel with access to instant support. No its NOT my software, but the owner of my prep center created it to address issues they had managing their prep center with existing listing/shipping software so I've been a user for 5+ years from the PC side and been using since launch of individual user side. Love having reporting on our Walmart, Ebay, Shopify and Amazon all in one place!

Join myself, @MerchMover and @SaulSellsStuff as we kick off our Q4 webinar Series for the Buy Box tomorrow at 8pm EST. Link to register in thread. Q4 is the biggest opportunity of the year—but also the riskiest. We’ll cover: ✅ How to maximize your profit without overexposing yourself ✅ What Amazon tends to “clean up” during peak season ✅ Strategies to protect your business while still crushing Q4 We’re opening this one up to everyone. However, future sessions will be reserved for The Buy Box community only.

Wow quite the marketing strategy by Bqool. Don't use SellerSnap bc it will get u higher margins. Instead use bqool bc they will tank the price the best and thus get you more sales. Why pay more for a repricer that is going to lose u sales by focusing on profit. Instead save money that will get you sales at lowest price possible. 🤯🤣

I finally locked down some time to do a Repricing Strategy discussion to dive deeper into this. Will do a live webinar tomorrow at 8pm EST and will post link in comments if u want to join or want to catch the replay. As anyone that follows me knows, I'm a huge Seller Snap fan; however, I'll be talking at a repricing level about strategies and approaches you could implement to help maximize your profit so even those not using Seller Snap should find this useful. And for those that are Seller Snap users, I of course will talk about how I use Seller Snap to implement some of the strategies and dive deeper into Seller Snap since its my repricer of choice.

Going LIVE today at 4 PM EST! Join @REIMakayla and @MerchMover as we dive into how to find and buy profitable real estate deals — whether you’re flipping, going STR, or building a long-term rental portfolio. As eCom sellers too, we’ll also share the software tools we rely on to navigate both markets efficiently. Got questions or topics you want us to cover? Drop them below!

Been a minute since did a YT video, but now that my busy season is winding down, going to try to do a few more of these on a bit more regular basis. In this video @MerchMover and I chat with Makayla who was killing it in Amazon, got a section 3 and did a hard pivot to real estate. It's insanely impressive story especially since she did it all AFTER rates and home prices have sky rocketed from the glory days of 2020. Give it a listen and let me know what you think. youtu.be/GR9hyFkVlKw

Good goals to have, but also good to have an idea of what it takes to get there. It will vary of course, but I think you can 2x your purchasing to get to a revenue goal. So what that looks like is: To do $360k/yr, you need to spend $15k a month or $750/day (assuming buying 20 days a month) To do $600k/year, u need to spend $25k a month or $1,250 per day. To do $1.2m/year, u need to spend $50k a month or $2,500 per day. Now once you blow past those numbers, the math starts to get real fun: To do $5M annual ($416k/month), u need to spend $208k a month or $10.4k per day. To do $10M ($833k/month), u need to spend $416k a month or $10.4k a day. If you can NET 10%, you are PROFITING $1M a year! Just need to spend $10k a day! And to do $20M ($1.66M/month), u need to spend $833k a month or $20.8k per day.

Back in '15, I discovered this thing called Amazon FBA as a way to earn hotel and airline points/miles. Seemed like a lot of work just for points, but more research I did the more it seemed I could actually make money, not just points. So I decided WTH lets give this a shot! Been doing it almost 9 years since. Many bumps, mistakes, failures, challenges along the way. Many people telling me you can't scale arbitrage or that arbitrage isn't a legit biz and Amazon will be shutting it all down soon enough. The road hasn't pretty, but I have been able to do some pretty cool things with this Amazon thing. I sat down with Joe to start documenting the road I took to get the Amazon biz to where it is now. In this episode, we chat about the first couple years and trying to balance starting a biz, working a full time job and having 2 kids under 2. Assuming there is interest we will continue to document the journey with future episodes.