Sourcing Profitable Books with Keepa Deals is This Easy
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Online arbitrage book sourcing with the Keepa Deals tab is incredibly profit!
Most Amazon FBA booksellers source from local thrift stores or garage sales. Here's a method you can use to find books on Amazon that are profitable to flip back onto Amazon FBA today.
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Another great video dude. Very insightful!
Thanks, Seth! I appreciate it man.
I just found your channel because I am trying to find another stream of income. Love how you explain the How To. I greatly appreciate the clarity. I will be watching all of your videos. Thank you!
Glad you found it helpful! Let me know if you have any questions or if I can help in any way.
@@jojidavenport appreciate it. Your system just is very clear and concise. I enjoy thrifting, but the volume necessary is insane. Plus like you I have a 9-5 or more and I try to keep up with the YT channel. 👍👍
@@MyTorino Awesome man! Glad to see there are other people out there hustling with side hustles, YT, and a full time job! Keep killing it man!
Another great video, Joji. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! Anything in particular you would like to see covered in the future?
nice flip!
Thanks Avery. I appreciate it!
There is an argument to buying the amazon copys bc ure basically programing the amazon offer price 4 this book right?
I've been selling for seven years, and this is by far the worst November I've ever had. Sales are down 49% compared to this far into the month last year. And, that's with even more inventory than last year. I'm not sure what's going on, i.e. the general economy, etc. My books are priced over a wide range and at all condition levels. Some are the lowest FBA; some are the ONLY FBA; most are competitively priced (except for the ones I won't price down to total unprofitability just to get a sale); and, I have a 100% rating. And yet, sales have pretty much come to a dead stop. So, I have no idea what the problem is.
I’ve also seen slower sales this month! Luckily January is coming up, which is the next textbook cycle. Are you winning the buy box with your listings?
@@jojidavenport I have the BB on some books, but not on many others. I've never chased the BB, because with books it's usually held by some low-baller mega seller or bulk seller. No logic in chasing the BB if it's only going to result in wiped out profits.
@@jojidavenport Just had a bright spot; an "in-person" OA deal. I bought a set of books from a local guy for $50, plus $11.62 for inbound shipping, and they just sold for $249.95, about $96 higher that the lowest Merchant offer.
@@GoldAndSilver988 Great score Terry!
When buying the books from Amazon do you have separate account ? So for example you have personal account . Then a business account. Prime on both ? Our just use one ? Thank you.
Currently I just buy them on my personal amazon account, not a business account. I ship them to my prep center with the slowest shipping method (can’t used prime for business on a personal account)
Hey Joji quick question, I hear everyone preaching about ScoutIQ but the more I hear about Keepa from you...is it really worth having both you think? Sounds like Keepa offers much more for determining what books may be profitable to sell on Amazon and how much profit...thoughts?
If you’re scanning out in public (thrift stores, library sales, garage sales, etc) I’d say ScoutIQ is a must. The triggers will help you with speed. If you’re doing online arbitrage, you definitely won’t need it. I do all online arbitrage and I rely on keepa and SellerAmp for their google sheets integration.
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Also, with Keepa Deals is there a way to filter out books being shipped from outside the US? I keep finding books by "New books from Germany." The book might be $15, but then the shipping is $25, lol.
I’ve never ran into that problem. You’re looking at new books on the keepa deals page?
@@jojidavenport No, they're used.