Listeners Q & A Session: YOU Asked, I Answered

<p>No matter how experienced, new, or something in-between you are, whether you’re reaping seven figures a year or just thinking of starting an online business on Amazon, you’ll find yourself in need of clarity and directions. I know, because even I still ask for guidance despite all my experience in e-commerce. As entrepreneurs, it’s important to reach out and ask questions. In fact, it’s the first step you need to take if you want to grow and expand your online business.</p> <p>In today’s episode, I answer some of the questions that were asked during our Ask Me Anything Amazon event. I discuss how the pandemic affected people’s buying behavior and explain why it’s a great time to start selling on Amazon in spite of the coronavirus. I explore how you can scale and grow your business through diversification and changing your Amazon business model and share how you can rank your products on Amazon. I also describe how you can find wholesale vendors, explain why I started wholesale bundling, and reveal the amazing benefits I received when I started to outsource my business.</p> <p> </p> <p>“Anybody can benefit from coaching. If you have questions that need answers, no matter the level you’re at, ask for help.” - Kristin Ostrander</p> <p><em> </em><em> </em></p> <p><strong><em>This week on the Amazon Files:</em></strong></p> <ul> <li>Why more people will be shopping online this year</li> <li>Different ways to troubleshoot low-ranking bundles on Amazon</li> <li>Why you need to visit your bundle listings on Amazon every day and ask for reviews from your customers</li> <li>How to get your bundle and product listings to rank and how to price your items competitively</li> <li>What getting ungated means and how to do it through wholesaling</li> <li>Handling Amazon sales tax and why your tax professional should be knowledgeable on e-commerce</li> <li>The best websites that support keyword searches</li> <li>Finding reasonably-priced wholesale items to sell on Amazon and why I created wholesale bundles</li> <li>Amazon’s rule