Great run-through of SA. Loving the software so far. Question: How did you get to where you were looking at that product in the first place? I would love to watch some trainings on selecting products to analyze in SA. Thanks.
Hi Warner, new to OA and have found your channel very helpful. I didn't realize you could take single unit items and "bundle" into a 3 pack. Any good resource to get more information about the requirements around this?
If this is a 3pack item on Amaon and it's 1pack at BedBath, you purchase 3 of them from BedBath, then you have to communicate with your prep center to package them differently in sets of 3 to be arriving at Amazon to be sold in packs of 3? How's that handled on the Prep center and Amazon's warehouse side? Hopefully my question made sense. Thank you!
Hello, Yeah you send your prep center the asin. They check the asin and if it says 3 pack they will bundle the item in a 3 pack. Most of the workers at these warehouses know what they're doing and how to accurately check asins. You could email/text your prep center giving a heads up to make sure they know. Amazon receives the asin and package from prep center so all they have to do it repackage it to their standards.
Who decides whether an ASIN is gated or not on Amazon? Is it the brand owner that asks Amazon to gate his ASINs? Why will the brand owner make IP complains when he could just gate the ASINs? What am I missing?
If you go as low as 30 sales a month do you typically shoot for a certain ROI? Depending on how many sellers are on the listing that you'll be sharing the BB with, you might only be making a few sales a month.
Hello Warner, first of all thanks a ton! Secondly, when we looked at the first example, what quantity of this product would you order once you've decided its worth ordering?
Hello Warner, let me ask you. If you are selling an item through FBA whose listing picture is misleading and the buyer gives you a one star review will the review be crossed out and Amazon will take responsibility for it (since it was fulfilled Amazon)?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but your Old Spice example shows a source price for a single item of $4.50 or whatever, while the item on Amazon that's selling for $32 is a 3-pack. Can you create a 3-pack when you send it in to Amazon? Seems like you'd still do okay, but your costs would be around $13.50 plus all the other costs.
Great Video. But how do you actually find products like these in the first place, i've been trying with not much luck and even if you do see something its not available at a competitive price? what would you advise?
Thank you for sharing. 😇 I am not going buy this item. BSR 100K+ 90 days average which makes 1- Sales share is low. 2- Although number of sellers are currently low but history shows average around 8. 3- More chances that price will go down with increasing offers. Low sales equity and possibly low ROI after including prep+labeling. Warner Please do comments as it will help me understanding more and will be helpful in making decisions more confidently.
I'm learning a lot from your channel. Locked in right now!
Great to hear!
Great videos. Just subscibed. We love the information you share.
Great run-through of SA. Loving the software so far. Question: How did you get to where you were looking at that product in the first place? I would love to watch some trainings on selecting products to analyze in SA. Thanks.
I agree I’m curious as to how he selected the items to scan over
Hi Warner, new to OA and have found your channel very helpful. I didn't realize you could take single unit items and "bundle" into a 3 pack. Any good resource to get more information about the requirements around this?
Find bundle listings and pack the items together. Poly bag with a "do not separate" sticker
Great video! Lots of tips.
Great info thanks!
Thanks for the info. How did you find these leads - reverse sourcing, manual or TA?
My team found these but BBB is usually TA for us and the first one is likely manual
@@FieldsofProfit BBB?
2nd product also
Thank u Warner !
Very educational great information we are new to Amazon and becoming sponges for information. 🤠🤟👍
If this is a 3pack item on Amaon and it's 1pack at BedBath, you purchase 3 of them from BedBath, then you have to communicate with your prep center to package them differently in sets of 3 to be arriving at Amazon to be sold in packs of 3?
How's that handled on the Prep center and Amazon's warehouse side? Hopefully my question made sense.
Thank you!
Hello, Yeah you send your prep center the asin. They check the asin and if it says 3 pack they will bundle the item in a 3 pack. Most of the workers at these warehouses know what they're doing and how to accurately check asins. You could email/text your prep center giving a heads up to make sure they know. Amazon receives the asin and package from prep center so all they have to do it repackage it to their standards.
Is the Arbitrage Hero software integrated with Seller Amp? Can see it's written over there.
Yep! Check your SellerAmp settings and you’ll find the integrations tab
I would go with second one !
do you need Keepa pro even though seller AMP has similar graph?
Who decides whether an ASIN is gated or not on Amazon? Is it the brand owner that asks Amazon to gate his ASINs?
Why will the brand owner make IP complains when he could just gate the ASINs?
What am I missing?
If you go as low as 30 sales a month do you typically shoot for a certain ROI? Depending on how many sellers are on the listing that you'll be sharing the BB with, you might only be making a few sales a month.
He's goes for 35% ROI
Min 30%
I would go with the old spice because it’s still going to sell and that still helps with your sales and making money
Hi Warner, what is your minimum test buy quantity for an item? And if it sells, how many do you replenish them for? Thanks! :D
Hello Warner, first of all thanks a ton!
Secondly, when we looked at the first example, what quantity of this product would you order once you've decided its worth ordering?
Prob 10-15. A bit of a tank risk so you don’t wanna be too deep
Can Canadian sellers use seller amp?
Yep!
What label printer do you use ?
i would get it but not go deep
Hello Warner, let me ask you. If you are selling an item through FBA whose listing picture is misleading and the buyer gives you a one star review will the review be crossed out and Amazon will take responsibility for it (since it was fulfilled Amazon)?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but your Old Spice example shows a source price for a single item of $4.50 or whatever, while the item on Amazon that's selling for $32 is a 3-pack. Can you create a 3-pack when you send it in to Amazon? Seems like you'd still do okay, but your costs would be around $13.50 plus all the other costs.
Bro his buy price was like $14, so he’s added three units together
You can combine the three of them together to make a bundle, so long as they are packaged together in something such as a poly bag.
Great Video. But how do you actually find products like these in the first place, i've been trying with not much luck and even if you do see something its not available at a competitive price? what would you advise?
Check out some of the sourcing methods vids on the channel
Thanks for the information, But how can I find such deals from websites? Is there any method or just routine check on websites for deals?
Check the other vids on my channel that focus on sourcing!
How do you find your leads?
The other vids on my channel have a lot of different ways that we use
Does IP alert also let you know if you need to be ungated to sell product? Or how do you find out. Just starting out
Nope, just type in the brand in the Amazon Seller App like you're going to list the item and you'll know if you're gated.
hey i was wrongfully banned from your discord community, could i get back in? loved the tips in there, i’d even donate.
Thank you for sharing. 😇
I am not going buy this item.
BSR 100K+ 90 days average which makes
1- Sales share is low.
2- Although number of sellers are currently low but history shows average around 8.
3- More chances that price will go down with increasing offers.
Low sales equity and possibly low ROI after including prep+labeling.
Warner Please do comments as it will help me understanding more and will be helpful in making decisions more confidently.
Yeah honestly it’s pretty borderline - decent buy if you’ve got a lot of capital to play with but there’s bigger fish for sure