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It's the go to of the (small-business) entrepreneurs all over the web (TheFastlane, /r/entrepreneur, etc.). I'm fairly certain it started around 4 years ago wi
by stagbeetle 10y ago
It's the go to of the (small-business) entrepreneurs all over the web (TheFastlane, /r/entrepreneur, etc.).
I'm fairly certain it started around 4 years ago with Matt Clark's "Amazon Selling Machine." A friend who paid the $1000 let me watch the course and it was a pretty simple (and old) tactic.
Buy wholesale and sell at markup. Except this time you would have it under your own "private label" (i.e a Chinese factory would slap your logo on a generic and sell it to you).
Apparently he made a killing doing the same thing with silicone spatulas.
- OJFord 10y ago> $1000 ... course Wow. Surely the best advice such a course could possibly give would be 'convince people you can teach them to make money, and charge a lot for it'.
- thejosh 10y agoYeah a few years ago it was SEO courses , now Amazon selling courses which are way overpriced, next ... ? Who gets rich in a goldfish, the miners or the person selling the tools?
- foota 10y agoIf you're in a goldfish I think you're already out of luck
- s917 10y agoI think he's trying to say "you can't teach a goldmine to ride a bicycle". Edit: Humorless. Sad.
- clouddrover 10y ago> Who gets rich in a goldfish I think it must be the diver because he found the treasure chest, assuming that it isn't counterfeit: https://www.amazon.com/Bestgoo-Aquarium-Ornament-Live-Action-Decorations/dp/B01L73Z09E/ https://www.amazon.com/Bestgoo-Aquarium-Ornament-Live-Action...
- antisthenes 10y agoHistorically, the people who got rich during the gold rush were the ones offering services and selling goods to the miners. So the answer to your question is the latter.
- sytelus 10y agohttp://www.audible.com/pd/Business/Amazon-FBA-Blueprint-Audiobook/B01I21KMUQ/ref=a_search_c4_1_1_srTtl?qid=1490162598&sr=1-1 http://www.audible.com/pd/Business/Amazon-FBA-Blueprint-Audi...
- oostevo 10y agoThe private labeling strategy is also getting to be a thing in the travel hacking crowd too. See, for example, http://www.frugalhack.me/2017/02/23/private-labeling-101-intro-case-study/ http://www.frugalhack.me/2017/02/23/private-labeling-101-int...