Even faster is to look into the storefronts of other sellers Look at brands that are running good sales Then look for those brands within the storefronts

We can find products like those by using @SellerAmp The Google Extension shows you what a product from another site sells for on Amazon It tells us if we can sell it, how much we'll profit, etc.

We want ordinary products that people use every day Here's an example Found for $22 online Sells on Amazon for $48.99 After fees and shipping costs, we'll walk away with $11.37 in profit for every sale

People work years for a $10k promotion. Meanwhile one good product on Amazon can give you that raise right now. Here's how I find products to give myself a "raise" every day of the week:

Found this product at my local TJ Maxx - I also buy tons of stuff from my laptop online Scanned with @SellerAmp to find that it sells for $54.95 And was on the shelf for $13 That's $28.85 profit per unit and it sells 100+/mo

You can also run @Boxem Auto Ungate first It'll show you which brands your account can already sell for free Then use those brands as another starting point for your research

Another pro tip is I like to look for stores between 10-300 reviews After that, it is harder to find where they're getting their product They might be doing wholesale or have some tactics hard to reverse engineer

You can easily source your first $10k with this using @SellerAmp Will help with storefront stalking & is a Swiss Army Knife for other methods

My first job paid me $9/hr Now my Amazon business makes me 50 times that without needing a "real job" But it didn't start that way It started by using this exact method to find my first product:

400+ emails going out to customers today through @Boxem Nice passive boost to your store over time

Your 20% margin can go away really fast if you didn't factor in - Returns - Shipping - Prep costs - Labor costs All simple to add to your settings on @SellerAmp though, no reason to forget