Friday 30 September 2016

Pan-European FBA to help sellers boost sales during the Christmas period



The Christmas period is around the corner and Amazon are reminding merchants that they can help them boost sales to customers in UK and across Europe with Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA).
On average, 7 of the top 10 most successful UK Amazon sellers in any given product category are currently using FBA, and it’s clear why: FBA not only reduces the load on their warehouse operations, but it also makes it more likely they’ll win the Amazon Buy Box and get their products in front of buyers. In addition, FBA products are Prime eligible, so they reach millions of Amazon’s most loyal customers.
This year, the new Pan-European FBA programme promises to deliver an even better Christmas to sellers and to customers in Amazon’s European marketplaces. This new service helps sellers of any size export to millions of Amazon customers across the EU more efficiently than ever before.
Pan-European FBA enables sellers to deliver their inventory to a local fulfilment centre for Amazon to take care of the logistics; automatically shipping sellers’ products across its European Fulfilment Network according to the anticipated local customer demand. Amazon will then pick, pack and ship orders to customers from the closest fulfilment centre where the product is available, as well as handling all customer service inquiries for the seller.




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13 Tools And Supplies To Have When Selling On Amazon FBA



- Find out what tools these guys use to help them make $500,000 in Amazon!

Thursday 29 September 2016

Online Arbitrage: How it Can Help Your 


Amazon FBA Business


By Stephen


Over the past couple of weeks, we have covered a few topics related to online arbitrage (OA):
Today’s post will cover the basics of why you should consider using OA as a sourcing strategy for your Amazon FBA business. In our own business, we started out slowly adding OA as a strategy, but we have reached a level now where our online arbitrage sourcing equals or surpasses our retail arbitrage (RA) sourcing.
Now that we’ve seen the benefits of doing OA, we want to share with you a summary of our thoughts on the strategy. Don’t worry, the next post later this week will cover the ways we’ve learned to deal with the setbacks you might encounter while doing OA. As with most things in life and business, OA has its pros and cons, and we want to equip you to enjoy the positives and correctly handle with the negatives.
8 Benefits of Adding Online Arbitrage as a Sourcing Strategy

1. OA saves time. When we do online arbitrage as opposed to retail arbitrage, we don’t have to spend time driving from location to location looking for inventory to purchase, nor do we have to spend time standing in line to check out. Plus OA can be done with the help of time-saving Google Chrome extensions that make the process go even more smoothly. Time is the one resource we can never get back once it’s spent, so we do what we can to save it whenever possible.

2. OA saves wear and tear on our vehicles. I don’t know about you, but we’ve put tens of thousands of miles on our vehicles over the past couple of years from doing RA. Of course, those miles are deductible when it comes to filing our taxes, but I still would rather not have to replace my vehicle so quickly. Once Rebecca started doing mostly OA last year, the number of miles she was putting on her car for business purposes dwindled down to almost nothing.
3. OA saves wear and tear on our relationships. Because OA saves so much time compared to RA (see #1), we’re left with more time to spend with our family. When I’m gone from 7 am to 7 pm to pick up a big RA haul, I just don’t have as much time to spend with my wife and kids. Rebecca and I still enjoy an occasional RA adventure, and we plan to do some more baseball traveltage. But on a regular basis, I would much rather be at home to have lunch with my wife and see my kids after school.

4. Online stores are open for business 24/7. Some brick-and-mortar stores don’t open until 10am and then close at 7pm. Some aren’t open on Sunday mornings. This can be a huge limitation for folks trying to do RA when they’re not at their full-time job. With OA, anytime of the day or night that we feel like shopping, we can work at sourcing for FBA.

5. OA allows us to source at stores not located in our geographic area. We don’t have a Kmart in the Fort Worth area, but I can shop online at Kmart if I choose. Same goes for many other retail stores across the U.S. In RA I’m limited by the number of stores within a certain radius from my home.
















6. OA provides free shipping boxes for our Amazon FBA shipments. When we receive an OA shipment from a retail store, we’re often able to ship the items out to the Amazon warehouse in the same box. We can save time and money by not having to make trips to Home Depot or Lowe’s to buy shipping boxes.

7. OA provides free dunnage for our Amazon FBA shipments.Dunnage is the stuff that goes in the empty spaces of a shipping box you’re sending to the FBA warehouse. We can reuse the air pillows, paper, and even small cardboard boxes that come in OA shipments as dunnage in our Amazon shipments, saving time and money from having to get that dunnage elsewhere.

8. OA allows you to save money by shopping through cash back websites. We typically shop through Ebates and Swagbucks to get cash back on our online purchases, but there are other sites that have similar programs. Your purchases cost the same amount by going through their link to shop, but you get a percentage back on every purchase. The percentage varies by store and can change from time to time, so do your due diligence to figure out how to get the best percentage. Another bonus with Ebates and Swagbucks is that they both have a Google Chrome extension you can activate with one click after you’ve already started shopping, rather than having to navigate to the cash back website before you start filling up your online cart.

I hope we’ve been able to show you some reasons why OA can be a great strategy to implement in your Amazon FBA business. I know it’s not for everyone — some people much prefer the thrill of the hunt in thrifting or RA, and I get that. In our next post we’ll cover a few of the negative aspects of OA and how we deal with them in our business.
Are they any benefits to OA we left off this list? Let us know your thoughts in the comments

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10 Ways to fail at Retail Arbitrage


 

Retail arbitrage (buying products from local stores to resell online) has gotten tougher (=more competitive). Significantly more so than 2+ years ago.
Thus, I'm seeing many Amazon/eBay sellers running for the hills (or panicking by buying shiny-object 'systems' for $4,000+ that promise to alleviate their sourcing problems). I love quitters because they clear the deck for me (and other persistent online sellers who are in it for the long haul)
I know you're not a quitter. But if you know a quitter, hand them this list on how to fail fast at retail arbitrage:
1.) Scout at only 1 big-box store, once a month.
2.) Ignore mom and pop (independent) stores. They never have clearance
3.) Only look for big 'clearance' signs. (Don't bother looking in every aisle)
4.) Beg the thrift store manager (without paying him/her a token amount) to tip you off when great products come in
5.) Visit only Goodwill thrift stores.
6.) Stay sexy: Don't source products in a an embarrassing environment (or one that makes your nose turn up.)
7.) Spend thousands on sourcing training/"coaching". Ignore the incredibly cheap, instantly downloadable training from experts
8.) Pay top price for retail products. Money-saving apps and discounted gift cards are a complete waste of time.
9.) Stay sexy part II: Scout for only products you like. Toys are for kids, groceries have expiration dates. Impress your friends with your fancy, low margin electronics (you know, the category fraught with fraud and returns.) "Cool factor" first, profits second!
10.) Source holiday-themed products right before the holiday, and then expect them to sell out. (Ignore my strategy, where I buy items right after the holiday at 90% off, and sell them for full retail+ almost a year later when they're 'hot' again).
Want to add anything here? C'mon!
-Jordan

- Remember, these are mistakes so do the opposite! :D

Wednesday 28 September 2016

120 OEA Podcast - Drive Traffic to Your Amazon Listings While You Sit Back and Relax



What’s up Empire!
Joshua Woodward here,
The dream is to drive traffic to your amazon listings while you sit back and relax. Most people are missing one of the biggest opportunities for profits out there, Social media. Im sure you have heard about facebook ads, although I do think this is a great tool this is not what we are talking about today.
Instagram, Facebook and Twitter are massive market places waiting to be tapped. Posting multiple times a day can help build community, build brand identity and ultimately drive massive traffic to your listings. We all know big traffic means big money. The biggest problem is posting takes allot of time…..I mean allot. There is an answer to this problem and our guest Laura Roeder has the key.
Some of you may have heard my story about my dad and I starting a vintage bicycle restoration business, for those of you that haven’t I will give you the short version. My dad as a young man worked in a Schwinn bicycle shop in Southern California. He has always had a love for bikes but moved on to bigger things. A few years back he reignited this passion when he picked up a few of these 1970s Schwinns for a business idea I had been working on. Soon enough we had more bikes than we knew what to do with. We decided that we would test the market on eBay. We started with a sale a month. I knew this wasn't going to work for us so I gave some different social media platforms a try. Within 24 hours we had increased our views by 100% and within a week we had sold 3 bicycles. We continued with this model and ended up selling off all of our bikes.
When I would slack on posting about them our sales would fall. When I was great about it sale would be great. I couldn’t keep up with all the different pieces of the business and i was feeling the pressure of needing to keep up on postings. If I had only known that there was an automated system that could have done the work for me I would have paid anything.
Meet Edgar is just that. You work one day a week, maybe once a month inputting your content. Set your times and dates and watch the computer do the rest. This is the magic of the system. This is where you get to do minimal work and watch the dollars stack up. No more alarms for posting. No more scrambling for content. All you have to do is collect your stories, ideas and thoughts for the month. Load them into Edgar and watch the magic happen.
I dont know about you but im all about working smart not hard and this my friends is smart.
If you want to know more about Edgar go to, http://www.theonlineempireacademy.com/Edgar
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How To See Which Categories You Are Approved To Sell On Amazon! | Amazo...



- This video shows a step by step guide to seeing the exact product categories you are ungated in and have permission to sell on Amazon.com

Tuesday 27 September 2016

Deciding Between A Professional Or Individual Seller Account On Amazon

By The Selling Family

When you are first starting an Amazon FBA business you will be immediately confronted with a few choices that you must make. One of the first choices you need to make is whether or not to become an individual seller or a professional seller on Amazon. There are advantages and disadvantages depending on what you choose so let’s go over the differences. This information should enable you to do a cost benefit analysis so that you can decide where you want to start.  If you need help walking through the process of setting up your seller account, you can get a free video walkthrough from me here.

  

Understanding The Terminology

You have two choices of how you want to set up your account; you can be an Individual Seller or a Professional Seller. Amazon does give some benefits to professional sellers over individual sellers, which is why there is a monthly fee associated with the account. One thing to remember, is that no matter which account type you choose, you will still be starting a business.  In the Amazon Boot Camp we go over a lot of the things you need to consider when starting a business.  Without getting too off track, a couple things to consider when starting a business is getting a separate checking account, saving all of your receipts & tracking mileage.  

Individual Seller

The individual seller account is best for someone who is really just wanting to sell a few items on Amazon, or is just “testing the waters”.  Some of the things to note about the individual seller account is that although you will not have to pay a monthly subscription fee, you will have to pay a $.99 per item fee on every item sold.  This is on top of the referral fees & variable closing fees that both account types get charged.  So, right off the bat, if you plan to sell more than 40 items per month, you would be better off to sign up for the professional seller account. Aside from the fees that you pay, there are some other really important factors to consider before signing up for an individual seller account.
  • You can NOT use 3rd party services like Inventory Lab, Scoutify or Repricers
  • You can NOT create NEW listings on Amazon, meaning you can only list products already active on Amazon.com
  • You can NOT apply to sell in restricted categories on Amazon (Grocery, Health & Personal Care, Clothing, Shoes, etc.)
For both types of accounts, listing products is free, you only pay fees when the items are sold.  

Professional Seller

The Professional Seller account is the one that I recommend ALL new sellers sign up for.  The main reason is because you can get 1 month free.  This offer is only available to sellers at the time of signing up for their seller account.  So, if you decide in 2 weeks you want to upgrade from the individual account to the professional account, you no longer get the free month. The cost to have a Professional Seller account is $39.99 per month.  Remember, on this account, you are waived the $.99/per item fee that is charged to individual sellers. There are some major benefits to having the Professional Seller account. I’ll list some of them quickly below and then go into more detail further into the post about the positives of each of these things.
  • You can use a spreadsheet to upload multiple items at one time through seller central
  • You can use 3rd party services like Inventory Lab, Scoutify & Repricers
  • You have access to more seller reports
  • You are eligible for the Buy Box
  • You can apply to sell in restricted categories
  • You can create new product listing pages
It’s important to keep in mind that you can upgrade your account whenever you want to. If you’re not sure how many items you’ll be listing when you first get started, there may be no way you are going to sell more than 40 items a month.  We don’t want you to feel pressured to upgrade right away but you should make it your goal.  

Being Professional Can Keep You Motivated

When you consider the savings involved, along with the extra features of the pro account, you’ll be super motivated to list as many products as you can. Why? Because, the more you sell the more your incremental costs go down. You can sell 500 products and still be charged the same fee.  It only takes selling 40 items a month to “break even” on the professional seller fee, and everything on top of that is like a bonus.  

Is 40 Really THAT Many Items Per Month?

Selling 40 items each month isn’t hard to do on Amazon, especially when using the FBA program.  We like to teach new sellers that they should start small, always buying 2-3 of any items to test the water.  If you stick with that theory, finding just 15-20 items in a given month will put you over the 40 items needed to make up your professional seller fee.  

Digging Deeper Into The Professional Seller Benefits

I’m sure you can tell by the tone of this article that I think you should become a professional seller if you are serious about being in business for yourself. There are too many benefits not to. If you’re not convinced here are a few more reasons to become a professional seller on Amazon.
  • Cost Savings — If you sell more than 40 items a month you save money 99 cents per item that sells. That means that the more you sell each month the lower your costs are. This is a rare gift in the business world where typically your costs go up the more you sell.
  • Ability to Upload Listings Using 3rd Party Services — When you are listing multiple items it can become very tedious to have to do only one at a time which is how it works with the individual account. If you plan to list a lot of items, using a service like Inventory Lab you will be able to batch list your products and print your labels on demand.  This alone will save you a ton of time and how much is your time worth?
  • Ability to Create Product Bundles — This is a wonderful way to differentiate your products from others and provide value to your customers. You cannot do this with an individual account, because you can’t create new listings. See more about bundling here.
  • Ability to Create New Listings — If you have an individual account you cannot list anything that is not already sold by Amazon. This will be a deciding factor for some sellers who want to do Private Label or bring new wholesale products to the marketplace. Only a professional account will do in these cases.
  • Ability to Apply for Restricted Categories – There are several categories on Amazon that are restricted such as beauty, clothing, health and personal care, shoes, watches, fashion jewelry and even toys during the holidays. So, if you want to apply to sell these items it’s important to get a professional account. You can view the full list of restricted categories here.  If you need help applying for approval in some of these categories, we can help you out here.
  • Ability to Win the Buy Box – One of the best ways to blow through your inventory is to win the buy box. You can’t do it if you aren’t a professional seller. If you’re selling a particularly hot item, you want to win the buy box so that you can sell out fast.
As you see, there are some serious differences between a professional seller and an individual seller on Amazon that you should consider when starting your FBA business. But, the benefits of making the choice to become a professional seller far outweigh the potential downsides.  

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7 things that I desperately wished I knew when I first got started on Amazon FBA


I want to say if you’re looking to get into starting an Amazon FBA business, there is a lot of things to learn. The one tip I give you is just to be receptive. Be receptive to all the things that people have to say out there. There’s so many things you can do. Just keep your ears open and don’t try to judge people’s opinions too early on, because that’s what I did, and it really hurt me. That’s why I’m making this video for you guys, so I want to talk about the seven things I wish I knew when I first got started on Amazon FBA, and I wish that I actually started sooner if I would have just stopped judging what people were saying.

Number one, you can get negative feedbacks removed.

I can’t tell you guys for how long I had negative feedbacks on my account because I thought, “You know what? If you get a negative, that’s the way it is, and there’s nothing you can do.” There’s actually a lot of ways to be able to get negative feedbacks removed, which I’ll be sure to talk about in another video.
Really, at the end of the day, it’s not super hard to be able to get a negative feedback removed, and if I would have just taken the time to learn how to do it, I probably would have made that much more money, because when you have negatives on your account, it doesn’t look good. There’s no social proof there, and people don’t want to buy from somebody who has a 70 or 80% positive feedback. Just know that.

Number two, rank doesn’t mean everything.

I wish that I knew when I first got started that rank wasn’t the be all end all. Really, rank is just a number floating in time. It’s like a Snapchat in time based on when the last time an item has sold. It doesn’t mean that all because you have a book that’s ranked 9,000,000, it doesn’t mean that book won’t sell tomorrow. If that 9,000,000 ranked book did sell, it would probably drop down to, who knows, a million or 300,000. I don’t know.
They’ve really got a proprietary algorithm that Amazon doesn’t really tell much of us sellers about, but really rank doesn’t mean everything. Really, what I would look at is the overall feedback; how many stars does it have, how many customer reviews does it have? I feel like that’s a lot more important than the actual rank.

Number three, investing in the right equipment and software

The third thing that I wish I knew, and this would have helped me out so much. It would have saved so much time for me and it really would have allowed me to scale my business faster, is investing in the right equipment and software. I can’t tell you guys, but I recently picked up a Scanfob scanner, and this is something that I knew that I should have had a long time ago, but for one reason or another, I was just lazy.
Pretty much what it is is just a really fast barcode scanner. Imagine you scan 100 or 200 items a day and it takes you two hours. Well, imagine if you could have scanned two, three, four times faster. Imagine how much more money you could have made. Imagine how much time you could have saved.
Really at the end of the day, do your research in terms of the best software, whether that’s Inventory Lab or Scan Power or ScanLister. There’s so many softwares out there to be able to speed up your time, and take a look at the equipment that’s out there. Maybe you need a PDA scanner, maybe you need a new phone, maybe you need whatever it is. There’s so many pieces of equipment out there, guys, and I’ll be sure to make a video about this, talking about all the equipment and software that I use.
I can’t tell you guys how much money I probably lost out on and how many weekends I wasted because I didn’t have the proper software to be able to speed up the processes in my business. Look at it as an investment. Don’t look at something like, “You know what? That’s going to cost a hundred bucks. I don’t have the money.” Think about it like this, like, if I use that piece of equipment, how long will it take to be able to recoup my money, and how fast will it take until I can start actually showing a profit or return on investment by using that piece of equipment or that software. Try to look at things that way, guys. I wish I did, and looking back over the last couple of years, I can’t tell you how much money I think that I have lost.

Number four, get approved in the gated categories as fast as possible

The fourth thing that I wish somebody would have told me, or maybe I wish that my ears were open and I was actually listening, was get approved in the gated categories as fast as possible. What do I mean by this? Well, Amazon’s actually closing off, or in other words, gating off specific categories such as groceries, clothing, health and beauty, watches, sexual wellness. There’s so many categories that they’re blocking off and they’re limiting it to only certain sellers, and what sellers are having to do is they’re having to apply to be able to get past this limitation in order to be able to sell it on the Amazon platform.
The reason why I wish somebody told me this is because it’s getting harder and harder day by day, it’s becoming more challenging to have Amazon approve you to get ungated. They’re making you jump through more and more hoops to get ungated, as well. I wish that I would have gotten approved in grocery two years ago, because I remember two years ago, I believe, they weren’t even requiring any special actions from the sellers to get ungated, and now they want you to send all these invoices in. You’ll get them the invoices; they’ll still say no. It’s just a pain in the butt.
Really, at the end of the day, get ungated as soon as possible, because it’s going to become harder and harder to get into these gated off categories. That’s really the key right there, guys. Imagine you go into a thrift store with myself, with Jimmy, Johnny, Greg, Heather, and everybody is blocked off on clothing. Everybody’s gated off, but I’m ungated.
Who’s going to make more money?
I’m going to make more money, because you can’t buy the same items that I’m buying, and the same goes with the situation where if I went into a grocery store with all those same people and they were all approved in grocery but I wasn’t, they would whoop my butt when it came to turning over some profits on Amazon. Get ungated, guys. I’ll definitely make more videos about that, but keep that in your mind.

Number five, you’ve got to pay to play

The fifth thing that I wish I knew, and I wish I would have spent the money when I was first getting started is, you’ve got to pay to play. What do I mean by this, guys? You’ve got to invest in your education. You’ve got to invest in courses. You’ve got to invest in these paid Facebook groups, like The Green Room, which I run, or Scanner Monkey.
There’s so many of them out there. There’s these workshops, there’s seminars, there’s conferences. If you want to play with the big boys, you’re going to have to pay to get near them. The reason why you want to pay to get near them is because they know what to do to succeed. They’ve already got the processes in line. They know what products to buy and sell. They’ve got a system that’s allowing them to make money in their Amazon FBA business, and if you want to be able to mimic them, you don’t have to make it up on your own. You just need to model success.
That’s straight from the Tony Robbins Handbook. Tony always says the quickest way to succeed isn’t to reinvent the wheel, it’s to model success. It’s to find the people who are getting the results that you want and figuring out what they are doing, because they’re nothing special. Nobody’s special, even the millionaires. They’re nothing special. They’ve just figured out what actions are getting these specific results.
Maybe the result that you want is to make $5,000 profit per month, so what I would advise to you is to find somebody who’s already doing it and just model them. Just start doing what they’re doing. Maybe their process is to go to these retail stores and they’re scanning clothing items and they’re buying them.
Maybe they’re buying clothing items that are under a 20,000 rank, or maybe they’re buying Ralph Lauren shoes that are under a 40,000 rank. Maybe they’re bundling them with another item. I don’t know what it is, but they’re doing certain things, so if you could start to not copy them, but at least do what they’re doing and put your own spin on it, you’re going to be that much more ahead of the game.

Number six, the fees aren’t too high

The sixth thing that I wish I would have known when I first got started on Amazon FBA, and this is actually something I wish I would have known months, if not years before even starting my Amazon FBA business, is the fees aren’t too high. I started off selling on Craigslist and selling on eBay, and a lot of us eBay folks always make the excuse for not selling on Amazon, we always say to ourselves, “The fees are too high.
They’ve got these picking and packing fees and they’ve got this storage fee and they’ve got this 30% fee for when you sell the item,” or whatever it is. It’s not true, guys. Yes, the fees are a little higher, but you can get so much more money typically — not all the time — but typically, for the most part, you can get a lot more money selling an item on Amazon, certain items of course, because you know what?
There’s a lot of prime buyers there. They ship fast. There’s great customer service. There’s an awesome return policy. There’s a million reasons, but people want to shop on Amazon.
Plus, another thing is, there’s what, 300, 400 million credit cards on file? It’s a seamless process. It’s easy; there’s trust. People love shopping on Amazon, and Amazon is so much bigger than Craigslist and eBay. Nothing against eBay. I sell on eBay. I make some good money, but Amazon is awesome, and I wish I would have gotten started sooner.
One of the main reasons I didn’t was because I had this mindset that the fees are too high and there’s no money to be made there, but if I would have just taken the time to look at it and see what others are doing and how it actually worked, I would have had a different opinion, so that is number six.

Number seven, there’s an inventory placement option

This is a big one right here. There’s an inventory placement option. What does that mean? Well, if you’re selling on Amazon right now and you’re doing maybe retail arbitrage or a lot different types of items, maybe cameras and books and oversized items. This especially stands true if you’re doing retail arbitrage and maybe you have 50 or 60 of an item; maybe you’re doing wholesale and you’re buying a lot of one single item, a single SKU, there’s something called an inventory placement option.
Pretty much what you do is you go over to your Amazon seller account page, you go into your FBA settings, and there’s a setting which allows you to turn on inventory placement. What that means is you can have all of your items go to a single warehouse, but again, this is mostly for single SKUs. I believe it guarantees that a single SKU will go to one place.
Say you have like 60 of this book. If you did it without the inventory placement option being on, it’s not a guarantee, but there’s a good chance that maybe 20 of them will go to Pennsylvania, maybe 30 of them will go to California, and maybe 10 will go wherever. It just makes it more difficult for you, because you have to put it in various boxes, you have to print out different labels.
It just takes more time, and really at the end of the day, if you can save time, that’s the key. Even if you have to spend a little money, which it’s not free, the inventory placement option. I believe it’s 20 or 30 cents per item. I think it’s 30 cents per item to have each item go to the same place, so for 10 books, if it was 30 cents each, it would be $3, but it may be worth it, because it could also save some money for you on shipping. Maybe everything goes to Pennsylvania and you’re in Connecticut.
That’s cheap, but if you have to send one to California, one there, it could definitely add up. That’s one thing that I wish I would have known a couple years ago, because when I was doing retail arbitrage hard, especially in Q4, Christmas season, buying hundreds of toys, it was a nightmare shipping to a million different warehouses, and logistically, it created a challenge.
Those are seven of the things that I desperately wish I would have known a couple of years ago and things I wish I would have known before I got started to help me, to grow my business, to help me actually get started in this lucrative business, and help me to save time, guys, really.
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