Today we’re discussing our next Seller Central Tip in this series: Tip #5 – Fixing Stranded Inventory. For a recap of our Seller Central Tips so far, here are the previous posts: Tip #1 How to Check if “Returned” Items are Actually Returned to FBA Tip #2 How to Get Reimbursed for Unfulfillable Inventory Tip
Easy Way to Track your Mileage for Retail Arbitrage Trips – MileIQ Review
Am I the only reseller out there who has ever done a great day of retail arbitrage and forgotten to write down my mileage? I am? Really? Hmmm. I thought surely I wasn’t the only one who’s done this before. OK, thanks for finally admitting it. You’re just like me…you don’t always remember to track
The Top 6 Repricing Strategies for Amazon FBA Sales and Profits
Whether you have one hundred, one thousand, or even ten thousand items in your Amazon inventory, having your items priced competitively is one of the best ways to increase profits. No matter how long your inventory has been sitting in an Amazon warehouse, it’s very likely that new competition has come into the picture and
My 10 Biggest Takeaways from the Amazon Selling Partner Summit
Recently my wife and I flew to Seattle, WA to attend the 2019 Amazon Selling Partner Summit held at Amazon HQ. It was an amazing experience being inside the headquarters of one of the most influential companies on the planet. Normally, everyday people like you and me are not allowed inside Amazon HQ, but for
Sourcing Strategies For Selling Shoes on Amazon FBA
You might be convinced that selling shoes on Amazon can be a profitable addition to your Amazon business model, but you may still be asking, “What are the best strategies and methods for sourcing profitable shoes?” Since my last two interview videos (here and here) with Rebecca were so well received, I decided to sit
Selling Shoes through Amazon FBA: Prepping and Processing (Plus Returns)
Knowing which shoes to source isn’t the only new skill to acquire when it comes to adding the shoe category to your Amazon FBA inventory. Prepping your shoes can also present some new opportunities to learn, but the differences from prepping and listing in other categories are easy to learn if you read and follow
How to Increase Your Amazon FBA ASP (Average Selling Price)
Today’s post is a follow-up to the previous article we posted about why you should consider trying to raise your ASP, or average selling price. If you haven’t read that first article yet, you might want to refer to it before diving into this one. For a quick review, your ASP is the average amount
Seller Central Tip #1 – How to Check if “Returned” Items are Actually Returned to Amazon FBA
It happens probably more often than you know. A customer requests a refund from Amazon but never actually returns the refunded item. Amazon is supposed to automatically reimburse you once 45 days has past, but sometimes Amazon “forgets.” Of course, Amazon doesn’t really forget, but for some reason, these reimbursements are not done 100% of
Why You Should Consider Raising Your ASP (Average Selling Price)
Did you know that we have a free PDF of Amazon acronyms you can print out and refer to in your FBA business? If not, you can grab a copy of the acronym list here as a handy reference. One of the acronyms at the top of that list is ASP: average selling price. Over
What to Do When You Buy a Dud for Your Amazon FBA Inventory
We like to pretend it never happens…but sometimes as Amazon FBA sellers, we will buy a dud to try to resell. We find what we think will be a great piece of inventory, we have great hopes and dreams to get a nice return on our money, but that inventory turns out to be a
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