“I FOUND A LEAD TO RESELL ON AMAZON, BUT HOW MANY UNITS SHOULD I PURCHASE?”
Once you evaluate an online arbitrage lead and decide you want to resell it on Amazon, you have to estimate how many units you want to purchase. This can be a complicated process unless you are an expert and estimating sales velocity within specific Amazon selling categories and product niches.
Instead of breaking the entire process down into this blog, we’ve created a free 19-page guide that you can download below.
FREE 19-PAGE GUIDE!
Buy Like a Pro! A Cheat Sheet for Estimating Buys in Every Online Arbitrage Rank and Category
In this guide, you will learn how to estimate units to buy and resell in every Amazon category and rank. This will help you can make the most optimal buying decisions and maximize your profits and cash flow.
After you’ve decided how many units of inventory you are going to buy, it’s important to make sure you are getting the lowest possible cost for the units you are buying.
In our next post, we cover a few quick strategies for buying online arbitrage resale products at the lowest possible cost.
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Hello, I have already commented on this blog, but really over time I have another question …
In almost a month of buying with their lists, I have really managed to supply my inventory in a very positive way, which previously was very difficult for me, now once I arrive at my prep center and send it to the Amazon.com Warehouses and They activated it in my inventory, obviously there are many more sellers in these products than at the time of purchase, but that is not the biggest drawback, my big question is how to live with sellers who lower prices even if the product is selling well at a price They lower it and break the whole business, how to survive this trend of salespeople? It has happened to me with several of my products!
Is there a tactic or is there just waiting and patience?
I would like to know your opinion.
Thank you very much
The Rank is current, 30 days average, or 90 days average?