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FieldsOfProfit retweeted
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:
How to Sell Your First $10,000 on Amazon | SellerAmp Seller Hour xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1vJpPNMYL…
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One good product can make more than people get from a yearly raise
Then you find another
And another
That’s how I stopped waiting around for a $10k promotion and built it myself
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Once you have all your winning products, ship them to Amazon
We can use @Boxem to get our products there quickly
That can also get you approved to sell hundreds of brands for free too
And it tracks how much profit we're actually making
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Look for today's best deals
BOGOs, coupons, sales, clearance sections, etc.
And use store rewards, discounted gift cards, and cash back to make those buy costs even lower
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Use sites like these to figure out which brand is good to source today:
> CapitalOneShopping (coupons)
> TopCashBack (cashback)
> GCX (Discounted gift cards)
The key is that the BEST products are MADE profitable
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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:
FieldsOfProfit retweeted
People don’t know this. You don’t need $10k in the bank to start a business.
You can buy a product for $13, sell it for $55 on Amazon and take the profits.
Sell 50 more and you’ll hit $2,750 in profit.
This isn't hypothetical - here's the product & how I found it:
Hope this helps ya!
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Prep, label, and send them into Amazon
That’s how a $13 product can turn into a business without needing $10k in the bank
Find one that works
Then keep finding more just like it
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One profitable product turns into 2
Then 5
Then 10+
Once we have the inventory, we use @Boxem to get the shipment ready for Amazon
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Profitable products aren't usually just found either
They're made
Use current coupons/deals, BOGOs, stacked discounts, etc.
And always always use cashback (free money for your business)
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Once we find products that fit, we start checking where we can buy them
TJ Maxx, Walmart, Walgreens, Target, brand websites, etc.
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We want:
> $3+ profit
> 30-35%+ ROI
> Consistent sales
> Enough room for multiple sellers
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Now our goal is to find other products just like that
We can use SellerAmp Advanced to search through Amazon products using the exact numbers we want
We can filter by sales, price, competition, brand, etc.
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




