Is Selling Wholesale on Amazon Right for You?

<p>When some people think about running an Amazon business, they think of sunbathing on a beach in Miami. They think they can just set up a seller account, leave it alone, then reap their reward. Let me get this straight: an Ecommerce business is not all sunshine and rainbows, and it’s definitely not for everybody. It needs time, investment, and dedication if you want to grow a real, sustainable business online. But think about what you can do in your life if you had more time and money - because if you’re willing to get your hands dirty and do the work, your Amazon business will expand and profit.</p> <p>And yes, that Miami beach dream can come true.</p> <p>In this episode, I share the real benefits of wholesaling and its different methods, especially wholesale bundling. I describe the various challenges of wholesaling and illustrate how to manage them. I highlight the importance of having conversations with wholesale vendors and explain why it’s okay to admit to them that you’re a beginner. I also explain how wholesale bundling can help you keep competitors away while growing your Amazon business and reveal a question you should ask yourself before starting your Amazon journey.</p> <p align="center"><em>“If you can send an email, you can run a wholesale business.” - Kristin Ostrander</em></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>This week on the Amazon Files:</strong></p> <ul> <li>How I shifted from eBay to Amazon and from retail arbitrage to wholesale bundling</li> <li>My Ecommerce story, from financial ruin and foreclosure to a seven-figure Amazon business</li> <li>Why selling on Amazon is not for everyone and how to determine if it’s right for you</li> <li>The biggest, most prevalent myths and lies about wholesaling on Amazon</li> <li>Familiarizing yourself with wholesale terminology and how to have conversations with wholesale vendors</li> <li>Preparing yourself for the usual questions from wholesale vendors</li> <li>Why I don’t sell popular brands on Amazon</li> <li>Starting wholesaling on Amazon with $300 or less</li> <li