First off, if you can see this… thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule to read today’s blog post. I know Q4 is crazy busy, and I hope my blog posts can help you take action t0 save time and increase your profits. During December, the holiday selling season is in full bloom,
Monitoring Prices on Your Replenishables – StockUp Review
One of the most frustrating aspects of selling on Amazon is when your competition comes in and begins to lower the prices of an item that you were once consistently selling. When an amazing source of profit seems to dry up, we often decide to sell out as fast as we can so we can reinvest that capital
Amazon’s Inventory Liquidation Program – How to Get Paid for Removing Inventory From Amazon
There are multiple situations where it’s in your best interest to remove some of your items from your Amazon FBA inventory. Here are just a few: To remove dead inventory that seems like it will never sell To avoid long term storage fees Because the item has become restricted and you can no longer sell it
The 2 Best Retail Arbitrage Sourcing Strategies
Retail arbitrage can be very profitable. The feeling of anticipation when you walk into a retail store is extremely motivating. I always advise other resellers to grab a shopping cart when they first enter a store because they need to be mentally ready for a big haul. Now, the big haul doesn’t always happen, but
7 Ways to Save Money So You Can Spend More on Inventory
Who doesn’t love to save a little time and money? I would prefer to save a lot of time and money, but hey, every little bit counts when we’re trying to make a profit at Amazon FBA. Any time I can save money on shipping supplies or other areas of my business, I can use
How to Use Inventory Lab to Track Supplier Profitability
Let’s talk profitability, shall we? You’ve likely heard us mention that we use the Inventory Lab software package to streamline our process of listing inventory on Amazon FBA and for sourcing inventory through the Scoutify app. Today we want to share with you another feature of Inventory Lab that we’ve come to depend on:
6 Steps to Take When an Item is Returned to Amazon
One of the most annoying emails for FBA sellers to receive from Amazon starts with “Refund initiated for order #102-12345-67890.” Getting a return notification is not only annoying, but it can sometimes spark a few fearful questions. Is this return one of the high priced items I just sold? Is the buyer going to say that
Overcoming Your Fear of Buying High Ranked Items
I’m like any other Amazon FBA seller out there – if I could source and sell only low ranking, fast turning items at 100% ROI (return on investment) or higher, I would choose to do that every day, all day. That’s what we all want to do, right? Maximize our ROI and maximize the speed