thank you for NOT showing coupon sourcing. for Replens, being able to source a profitable product at full market price is what makes an item replenishable. all these people pushing coupon sourcing is driving me fucking crazy. thank you for sharing full cost product sourcing. i want longevity even if that means a lower profit margin, fuck coupon sourcing, this isnt the 90's and im not my grandmother. fuck coupons...
How about a wholesale video maybe show us how to set up a wholesale acc with a big brand and what comes with doing wholesale fba opposed to online arbitrage
Good video!! Do you have any advice on brand ungating?? I’ve found profitable items but they are either gated in a category or the brand itself if gated.
You need to order 10 units of an item in that brand or category and submit an invoice to get ungated. Either ordering through a wholesaler like frontier coop or even certain retail sites like walgreens work now
I am a new seller and will be doing some ungate purchases soon. Since I will be ordering qty of 10 once I purchase the product should I list all 10 at once or split it up ? Thanks
@@daveemane I just watched a video of you suggesting that we use stalking méthode first then move on to product finder, after I tested product finder and had almost 0 success after sourcing more then 250 products I will try your method, I always have problem finding a store or supplier for the products I find
I tried your advice using seller amp, keeps, and I went through store fronts for over 10 hours. I found a couple products , but most weren't profitable. Any advice. I'm determined to source a profitable item an hour.
Over time you will begin finding coupons to help make those products profitable. Just keep sourcing as much as you can and you will begin to find things
I know that you mentioned that you previously used Tac Arbitrage to source. Do you still use it at all? I have a subscription from now until the end of the year and am wondering if it makes sense to focus my efforts in Tac Arbitrage or go deep into reverse sourcing via SellerAmp? I really want to maximize Q4 profits this year. Any tips are appreciated.
Tactical arbitrage is a solid tool i used it a lot when i first started. But I can honestly say i didnt find many good products especially not many replens. Tactical arbitrage just scrapes the surface, it misses a lot of amazon listings that would make certain products profitable. Reverse sourcing with selleramp has been game changing for me
thank you for NOT showing coupon sourcing. for Replens, being able to source a profitable product at full market price is what makes an item replenishable. all these people pushing coupon sourcing is driving me fucking crazy. thank you for sharing full cost product sourcing. i want longevity even if that means a lower profit margin, fuck coupon sourcing, this isnt the 90's and im not my grandmother. fuck coupons...
This guy didnt find a legit profitable product but he is preaching this method. He is crazy
I've learned a lot! and indeed the easiest way to do product sourcing. Thanks!
I just subscribed after seeing this video. Keep up the good work.
glad the video helped out!
Been watching the channel for a while from the live cop vids to learning about FBA. Love the vids keep it up!
appreciate that!
Does your virtual assistant use your Keepa and Sellers Amo accounts for sourcing?
How about a wholesale video maybe show us how to set up a wholesale acc with a big brand and what comes with doing wholesale fba opposed to online arbitrage
You mentioned you have your VA do sourcing for you. Did you train her? Where can I find good VAs? Thanks
Good video!! Do you have any advice on brand ungating?? I’ve found profitable items but they are either gated in a category or the brand itself if gated.
You need to order 10 units of an item in that brand or category and submit an invoice to get ungated. Either ordering through a wholesaler like frontier coop or even certain retail sites like walgreens work now
Where did you find your va ? Was it threw fiver or online jobs ph ?
actually got my VA through a referral. But I would go through online jobs ph or upwork
I am a new seller and will be doing some ungate purchases soon. Since I will be ordering qty of 10 once I purchase the product should I list all 10 at once or split it up ?
Thanks
If your sending them into to FBA then i would send them all in at once
This was really good. Will plan to setup SellerAmp and get going on this after watching this! Cheers
👆👆👆THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK HIT ME UP FOR MORE GUIDELINES.....
why don't you use keepa product finder directly, why do you have to stalk other sellers ?
its my preference for sourcing.
@@daveemane I just watched a video of you suggesting that we use stalking méthode first then move on to product finder, after I tested product finder and had almost 0 success after sourcing more then 250 products I will try your method, I always have problem finding a store or supplier for the products I find
great videos, keep it up !!
thank you!
@@daveemane Hey, and I also wanted to ask if you need a thumbnail designer for this channel?
I tried your advice using seller amp, keeps, and I went through store fronts for over 10 hours. I found a couple products , but most weren't profitable. Any advice. I'm determined to source a profitable item an hour.
Over time you will begin finding coupons to help make those products profitable. Just keep sourcing as much as you can and you will begin to find things
@@daveemane how do you get the Coupons to pop up when they know you’re eligible for one? TIA
W video
goat sourcing strategy
what are the profit margins for oa?
typically ranges anywhere from 15-20%. 20% is a very good margin to operate at scale
I know that you mentioned that you previously used Tac Arbitrage to source. Do you still use it at all? I have a subscription from now until the end of the year and am wondering if it makes sense to focus my efforts in Tac Arbitrage or go deep into reverse sourcing via SellerAmp? I really want to maximize Q4 profits this year. Any tips are appreciated.
Tactical arbitrage is a solid tool i used it a lot when i first started. But I can honestly say i didnt find many good products especially not many replens. Tactical arbitrage just scrapes the surface, it misses a lot of amazon listings that would make certain products profitable. Reverse sourcing with selleramp has been game changing for me