Selling Books, Fun VHS Tapes & Other Media on Amazon

I sell mostly books, VHS tapes, CDs and now video games via Amazon FBA. I started sending out shipments to Amazon in September of last year and my sales have steadily risen. In this vlog I talk about and show some of my latests finds for resale and how important it is to diversify your inventory.
A helpful resellers Facebook group: / resellersroundtable
My FBA Gear:
Goo Gone: amzn.to/2cCwH3E
Avery Clear Permanent Mailing Seals (5248): amzn.to/2cCDIBx
Avery White Labels for Laser Printers: (5160): amzn.to/2ckonY6
Packaging Tape: amzn.to/2cDd0vV
Digital Shipping Scale: amzn.to/2duc1dc
KDC200 Bluetooth Scanner: (Look on eBay first to see if it’s cheaper!) amzn.to/2cCDvya
Audio-Technica Turntable: amzn.to/2d9ES8V
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[@MaggieLoveMTC]

LOL...those exercise videos crack me up! I remember my 4 brothers liked watching the 20 minute workout on TV just to watch the girls...bunch of pervs! The 80's...hehehe. TFS!

[@510Books]

+MaggieLoveMTC That's funny. Yeah, I have enjoyed coming across these tapes as I am out sourcing. Some really funny stuff. Thanks for the comment.

[@quietlion33]

How do you package cassette tapes to ship to Amazon?

[@510Books]

+KJ Marshall I have only sent out a dozen or so audio cassette tapes but I didn't do anything special in terms of packaging them. You could wrap them in cling wrap to make sure the case doesn't open or even put a transparent circular sticker (Avery 5248) on the edge to seal it. Thanks for watching.

[@quietlion33]

+BookBandit s Will amazon sell them individually and package them and ship them or do I have to have them already packaged individually before sending them to Amazon. Thanks

[@510Books]

KJ Marshall If the tapes are all different then you send them in individually with their own sticker you will print out during the shipping process. Amazon will ship them out individually when they sell. If you are talking about a prepackaged group of blank cassettes then you send them in as they are already packaged.

[@quietlion33]

Ok thanks for the advice :)