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Are you selling a product you found and posted to Amazon, or did you create/assemble an FBA pack? My partner and I have two related product assemblages that we
by jvagner 7y ago
Are you selling a product you found and posted to Amazon, or did you create/assemble an FBA pack?
My partner and I have two related product assemblages that we think are under-represented on Amazon, but for which we think we've identified a reasonable demand.. and for which content/instruction/information are not consolidated/accessible.
- CamelCaseName 7y agoMore or less than former. Either I find something interesting, or I have someone reach out to either of my buying agents. We go back and forth a little if any packaging / product customizations are needed and go from there. I do offer two "FBA packs" for my own private labelled products but will not be restocking them when they sell out because of packaging challenges. One big issue is discoverability. You will always be outranked by the sole product(s) as that's what people will search for. Customer acquisition costs are the major piece that many new sellers miss, and can easily sink an otherwise great listing. That said, the great thing about selling on Amazon is the low barrier to entry. I would recommend you give it a shot and see if it works. Better yet, see if you can private label the product and have complete control over the packaging. (assuming branding is not an asset) Seriously, send in 5-15 units and see what happens.
- atentaten 7y agoI don't know much about this. Could you recommend a single online resource where one could learn the very basics?
- CamelCaseName 7y agohttps://services.amazon.com/tutorials-and-training.html https://services.amazon.com/tutorials-and-training.html But really, just try it and Google every question you have.