Passive income business systems

Influencers can also be a great way to get a heads up on trending products early in the game. Pay attention to influencers and thought leaders within your niche, and see what products they stand behind and support in their social media efforts. With their large followings and social pull, they often are the ones causing the shifts and trends that lead to high-volume sales.
For finding trending products for your store I recommend the plugin DropshipMe

Supplier sites
https://www.alibaba.com/
Pros: has the most products, will customize packages with large orders. Cons: larger minimum orders…..could create bundles for you putting them in poly bags so they are very. Alibaba not AliExpress can also do this for you if you purchase large quantities they'll even send it to the Amazon FBA Warehouse with the design Packaging. So if you want to use AliExpress which has a lower minimum you can send it to that third party inspection place and they will take care of these options for you.
https://www.aliexpress.com/
Advantages: usually smaller minimum orders hey also do not get the money you send until the product is delivered on time and there's no problems. And in many cases the shipping is free or very cheap for multiple units
www.Zentrada.com
Advantages low shipping charges for Europe
www.Koleimports.com
Pros: has the smallest minimum units. Cons: not as much products
www.Alltimetrading.com
www.closeoutfortune.com
Uk wholesale sites
www.mxwholesale.co.uk
www.wholesaler.co.uk
https://www.thomasnet.com/suppliers/
https://www.dhgate.com/

Some Exciting Facts about Amazon that Directly Impact Our Potential Earnings

Don’t worry if there’s any terminology here that you don’t understand. By the time you’ve completed the course, you will be fully versed!

There are now more Amazon sellers breaking the $1,000,000 a year mark than EVER before

1) Amazon Prime customer membership is exploding with more than 60 million Prime members in the US alone.

It's estimated that 44% of US households are now signed up as Prime customers on Amazon. To us as sellers this is GREAT. Prime customers spend more and buy more items.

If you are following the lessons in this course, you will be a ‘Prime seller’ and be able to take advantage of the Prime growth. Therefore all those 10's of millions of Prime customers will favor YOUR listings over the listings of non-Prime sellers.

2) A recent survey has shown that 40% of adults always or almost always search Amazon when shopping online.

3) 50% of online shoppers who visit the Amazon website end up making a purchase. That's a 50% conversion rate. The industry wide average for online retail is 3%. If you have a website that converts at 3%, you can still make a living out of that. A website that converts at say 10%, is doing really, really well. So imagine 50%. Heck, nobody can beat that!

4) Amazon.com now has 300 million+ active registered customers

5) Amazon has now dwarfed other large online retailers, such as Walmart.com. Analysts are labelling Amazon as being 'in a league of its own'

6) Amazon UK is Britain’s most influential retailer

I'm sure you'll agree that you are in the right place at the right time. In fact there's nowhere else you could be right now that has this much potential.

Sure, there will be the new sellers coming along in their droves. And the sellers who don't last 5 minutes on Amazon because they think they can break the rules or have no idea that the rules even exist.

But all of that doesn't matter when you have the right knowledge to always be several steps ahead.

What's next?...

It's time to start the 'over-the-shoulder' lessons, and we begin with choosing your first product to sell on Amazon

www.yourstatistics.net/am-Bundling-19-page-download.pdf

www.yourstatistics.net/am-Unofficial-List-of-Restricted-Brands-that-You-Cannot-Sell-on-Amazon.pdf

www.yourstatistics.net/am-Batteries-or-Batteries-Required.pdf

www.yourstatistics.net/am-Amazon-Niches-Researched.pdf

The demo of Merchant Words in the previous lecture shows figures for the US marketplace only, so what if you are selling in a different marketplace, such as the UK, or Canada, or elsewhere?

You can still use the same figures because if a product is popular on Amazon.com, it is likely to also be popular elsewhere. It's not a perfect solution of course, but it's the best we can do.

Remember that Merchant Words is only an additional confirmation of the research you have done already.

Private labeling. www.yourstatistics.net/am-Private-Labelling.pdf

Private Labeling does not need to be complicated or costly because we have a number options open to us.
Option 1-Affix a unique UPC code over the existing UPC. This is the simplest option.
Option 2–Stick a logo on the packaging, providing the packaging is plain.
Option 3–Create a bundle or multipack. By doing so we can create a ‘unique’ product.
Option 4–have our own package design created
Option 5–have a logo on the actual product itself.

Option 1. Have your own custom packaging with your own design and logo on the packaging.
A. Get the package template from the supplier on alibaba. Send the template file to someone over at fiver. Find a fiver seller with good reviews and good price, design the style and colors you want to use and ask the fiver freelancer to make it. You can also add your upc code to the design. Once you get the design send it back to the supplier. The only downfall is that the supplier will require a larger order to do this.

Option 2. Same custom package as option 1 but also having a logo printed or embossed on the product.
Same as (A) above but also send the logo as well. The supplier can put the logo on the products. Usually the MOQ has to be 500 to 1000 units to do this.

You can also choose to have logo stickers made and you can have the supplier stick them on the products. Not as professional looking as having the logo embossed on the product but it is a lot cheaper. (1.37inches ) 35MM Printing Custom Self Adhesive Logo Stickers Lables Personalized stickers labels 500pcs/lot $28 for them all Click Here. Or you can get 1,000 custom stickers in the USA for only $30 here.

Option 2. Same custom package as option 1 and 2, but also trade marketing the brand name and logo.
This will be expensive and you should get a trademark attorney. For 1 trademark name it is around $700. You would have to pay another $500 or so to trademark a logo. https://onlinetrademarkattorneys.com/

DIY BRANDING
Like I mentioned above you can have stickers printed of your brand/logo Here , Here and Here. You can also get gift tags with hemp string to tie around a ploy bag or place in a box you can put the logo sticker on the tags or just put the logo sticker on the box or even the product. Look here for tags. They are about $1.70 for 100 of them. Or you can pay around $50 for 1,000 custom tags here.

Bubblefast - http://www.bubblefast.com/store/pc/FB... [use code mommyincome to get 10% FBA supplies]

Always best to get the fulfillment network stock keeping unit (FNSKU code) and send it to the supplier to put on instead of a upc code, because Amazon will put an FNSKU code on over the cpu code and charge you for it.

All these codes and labels can be mega confusing! So I’ve put together a guide so that you can get it all clear in your head. Once you know it, it’s really simple

UPC code. This is the long number that you see on products that you buy retail. It’s always accompanied by a graphic and this is what gets scanned at the checkout in a store.A UPC code will cost around $5-$10 and every product has its own unique UPC code. Note: It’s every PRODUCT, not every unit. For example, if you sell ‘blue widgets’ you only need one UPC code, even if you sell a million of them. However, if you then decide to also sell ‘green widgets’, you will need another UPC code because it’s a different product

Barcode graphic.This is the graphic above the UPC code. Sometimes when you buy a UPC code you get the graphic as well, but sometimes not. However, the graphics are free and you can usually download them from the website where yyou purchased the UPC.

FNSKU. This is Amazon’s own FBA identifying code. If you are not using FBA, then you won’t need this code. However, if you ARE using FBA (as recommended), then every item you sell will need to have an FNSKU code on it.

Amazon will do this for you at a cost of20 cents per unit. This cost has been included in the lecture on ‘Calculating Profits’. Amazon will actually stick the FNSKU label on top of the UPC code, so you might wonder why you even NEED a UPC code in the first place.

Well you will ALWAYS need a UPC code because it’s required for creating a new listing on Amazon. However, if you want to save yourself 20 cents per unit, you can affix the FNSKU label yourself, before you send your items to Amazon.

Just to be totally clear, your items MUST have either a UPC code label or an FNSKU code label on them when they arrive at the FBA warehouse. If they do not, they will be rejected.

Later on in this course (when we get to the relevant part), you will learn more about FNSKU’s and how to get Amazon to affix them for you. For now, you just need to understand what they are.

Where to buy UPC codes: There are dozens of websites where you can buy UPC codes, but not all are /span> authentic. To be authentic, a UPC code must be ‘GS1’ compliant and that means buying from a genuine reseller of GS1 compliant UPC codes. https://ezupc.com/

In order to explain this, I need to jump ahead a bit and right now, the screenshot below will be totally unfamiliar to you. However, later on you can refer back to this handout.

If you decide to affix the FNSKU labels yourself in order to save 20 cents per unit, you can download the labels from within your seller account. There’s is no point trying to do this yet, because at this time you don’t have a listing set up.

Under ‘Inventory’ select ‘Manage Inventory’ To the right of your listing in the drop down box under ‘Edit’, select ‘Print labels’

You will aalways need a UPC code for your product because it’s required as part of the product listing set up./span>

Please read the below text in red carefully because it’s really important, but I get tons of questions indicating that students have not absorbed this information. That’s why it’s now in red!

Your items do not necessarily need to have the UPC code affixed to them. If you affix the FNSKU labels to the items before sending your stock to FBA, then you don’t need to have the UPC code on the items.

However, if you don’t affix the FNSKU labels yourself and instead opt to let Amazon affix them at the warehouse, then you DO need the UPC code on the items.

So, to repeat-your items MUST have either a UPC code label OR an FNSKU code label on them when they arrive at the FBA warehouse. If they do not, they will be rejected.

If you are sending to a 3rd party inspection company to check the quality and put the labels on you can choose https://fbainspection.com
Here is the companies pricing.

1. Shipping directly to Amazon
2. Shipping to your home and then forwarding to Amazon
3. Shipping to a 3rd party intermediary

Option 1 –Shipping directly to Amazon
From overseas:
•Cannot ship directly to Amazon in Europe
•Cannot ship directly to Amazon in Canada
•CAN ship directly to Amazon in the US
•Shipping should be arranged via your supplier
•Air express using FEDEX/DHL/UPS only
•Supplier needs to affix the barcode to each unit (UPC or FNSKU)
•Create the incoming shipment in order to get the FBA Shipping Labels
•Supplier needs to put the FBA Shipping Labels on the box/s

NOTE: You cannot ship directly to Amazon from Aliexpress or Zentrada because none of the prep work will have been done.You can only ship directly to Amazon from Alibaba, or from suppliers who DO prep for Amazon.

Domestic shipping:
•CAN ship directly to any Amazon
•Shipping should be arranged through seller central (select Amazons partnered carrier when creating the incoming shipment)
•Supplier needs to affix the barcode to each unit (UPC or FNSKU)
•Supplier needs to put the FBA Shipping Labels on the box/s

Option 2 -Shipping to your home and then forwarding to Amazon

From overseas:
•Shipping to your home should be arranged via your supplier
•Air express using FEDEX/DHL/UPS only
•Affix the FNSKU over the top of any existing bar code on the units
•Create the incoming shipment in order to get the shipping labels
•Put the FBA shipping labels on the box/s

Domestic shipping:
•Shipping to your home should be arranged via your supplier
•Affix the FNSKU over the top of any existing bar code on the units
•Create the incoming shipment in order to get the shipping labels
•Put the FBA shipping labels on the box/s

From overseas:
•Shipping should be arranged via your supplier
•Air express using FEDEX/DHL/UPS only
•FBA Inspection is the most popular service for the US
•Once your inventory is ready, you will use Amazon’s partnered carrier to have it shipped to Amazon

Domestic shipping:
•Shipping should be arranged via your supplier
•FBA Inspection is the most popular service for the US
•Once your inventory is ready, you will use Amazon’s partnered carrier to have it shipped to Amazon

When using a 3rdparty intermediary to prep and forward your inventory to FBA, follow their guidelines/tutorials. They will have a process in place for you to follow. If you are looking for a 3rdparty service anywhere else than the US, do your research on Google to find out what’s available for your chosen country. If there are multiple companies to choose from, compare prices and look online for reviews. See more in the lecture on using a 3rdparty prep company.

You can download the FNSKU labels when creating the incoming shipment, or you can simply go to ‘Manage Inventory’ and select ‘Print Labels’ from the drop down ‘Edit’ function.

Choose a label size appropriate for your product and enter the number of FNSKU labels you want.

Choose a label size appropriate for your product and enter the number of FNSKU labels you want. After clicking ‘print item labels’, the A4 sheet of labels will download as a PDF which you can email to your supplier, to a 3rdparty intermediary company, or print off for your own use

Remember that you always need to affix the FNSKU labels over the top of any existing barcode that may be present on your units.

Getting the FBA Shipping Labels

Once you have set up your incoming shipment, you can click ‘work on shipment’ to get your shipping labels for the outside of the shipping box/s. Choose ‘small parcel delivery’ and for the carrier, choose ‘other’ if you are shipping from overseas, or choose one of Amazon’s partnered carriers if you are shipping domestically.

In the next step choose ‘use web form’ to enter information about your boxes.

Finally, in the next step you can click ‘print box labels’ to download the shipping labels as a PDF. You can email the PDF to your supplier, to a 3rdparty intermediary company, or print off for your own use. You can ignore any message that says ‘you have requested to change the number of boxes’.

There is a label for each box, but each label has a different number on it. Therefore you cannot duplicate one label for multiple boxes. If your supplier is going to be putting the shipping labels on the boxes, make sure he knows that each label is unique.

Product Listing

Product Listings – Images

Images are THE most important part of your product listing. Low quality images will affect your conversion rates.

Remember when I showed you my conversion rates of 26%? You should be aiming for at least 20%, so make sure your images are clear and your product can be seen properly. If you need to show different angles of your product, do so.

Here are the guidelines to follow:

Images should be at least 1000 pixels on the shortest side. This is to allow for zoom. The main image should have a pure white background

The product should take up as much space as possible on the background (especially for the main image)

Images should be clear and not blurry or pixelated

Add as many images as you can – minimum of 4

If possible create one ‘infographic’. Or have one created on fiverr.com (for more on infographics see the later lecture)

Avoid 3D rendered images (computer generated graphics)

How to get images

Use images from your supplier’s page. If watermarked, ask for images without the watermark.

Use your phone or camera to take your own photos. There are many apps for Android and IOS that allow to take pretty good photos and edit them.

If you need images edited or enhanced, go to fiverr.com or go to the content page to see other vedors.

Another option is to have your product photos taken by a professional, but you will need to send him/her one of your items. Scroll down to software you will see a link to professionals that provide this service.

See this gig here:https://www.fiverr.com/dcoufal/produce-professional-photos-of-your-product

For $5 (at the time of creating this document) he will shoot 4 high quality photos of your product. Can’t get much better than that!

Product Listing Titles Part 1

Titles are doubly important because firstly they help to covert the visitor into a buyer, and secondly they help your listing to show up in the Amazon search results.

Your title length must be 200 characters or less and please note that some categories allow less than 200 characters. If in doubt, ask seller support for the information on title length for your category. Additionally, Amazon periodically changes the allowed title character length for new listings in some categories. Unfortunately there is no ‘list’ anywhere that give us this information, so as mentioned above, if in doubt ask seller support.

Your title should clearly tell the Amazon user exactly what the product is.

The most important part of your title is the first 70-80 characters because this is the part that shows on the Amazon search results page, along with a thumbnail of your main image. Therefore, make sure that the most important information in your title, is in the first 70-80 characters (70 is safer).

A good title will give the user all the vital information about the product and leave the user with no doubt in their mind as to exactly what the product is.

A good title should also read well. It should make sense when you read it.

You can use hyphens to separate out sentences instead of full stops if you wish. It makes the title easier to read.

Your title along with your images are the two most important elements of your listing page for converting visitors into sales.

All the important information about to product should be in the title. Sometimes it's good to have dashes between product information in the title to make it easier to read. For example HP 250 gig flash drive - more info - more info -

Most people only read the title and the first two or three bullet points. Use as much information in the title as possible did not leave a lot of empty space. You can start a title with pen all think and use words like premium to build it up, Here is a list of marketing words or terms. Click here , here, here, and here.

Ideas to include in the title.
what is it made out of? Is it safe?
Use the word upgraded so people will think they have a newer version of the product or latest version

But one of the most important things is to add as many keywords as possible and Search terms. A great way to get the most popular Search terms is by going on to Amazon and typing the product in the search bar. Underneath what you type will show many other popular Search terms. You can take a screenshot of those terms so you will know which keywords to use. Another keyword source is https://keywordtool.io/Amazon . You can also use https://www.keywordtooldominator.com/ . You are limited to the amount of daily searches but it resets the next day. Put keywords from all three sources in a list on a spreadsheet in the order of popularity. Delete dupes and delete keywords that does not apply to the product. Use all the search terms in the title. There's a lot of competition on Amazon so to get chosen over another perfectly designed listing one word could help a lot. Here are some keywords for a head mounted light (head lamp light, head lamp led, head lamp rechargeable, head lamp running, head lamp camping, head lamp super bright, head lamp usb. Here is an example of a title using the rules previously mentioned. Night Hawk - latest version - super bright - led - head lamp - rechargeable - perfect for camping, running or cycling.

Product Listing Bullet Points

Bullet points are positioned below the title on the page. You have 5-7 bullet points (usually 5, but depending on the category you might have 7) and it’s recommended to use them all if you can.

Your bullet points should contain important information that is not already in the title.

Each bullet point can be up to 250 characters in length. There’s no need to use all of the characters. Only use them all if you need to. Don’t pad out your sentences just in order to use up the characters.

Put the most important bullet points at the top, because often a user will only read the first 2 or 3 bullet points.

Bullet points should contain features and benefits.

“features tell, benefits sell”

Each bullet point should state a feature followed by the benefit of that feature. Sometimes there is more than one benefit of a particular feature. That’s okay, just state all the benefits that relate to the particular feature.
Here is an example pertaining to a dog leash.

Easy on easy off design that it makes putting it on your Hassle free. "Easy on easy off design" is the feature and "that it makes putting it on your Hassle free" is the benefit.

It’s a good idea to have a word or two, or three, in upper case at the beginning of each bullet point. Makes it easier for the user to read.

Don’t use symbols or signs like ticks, stars, or anything else. Hyphens ARE acceptable and can sometimes help to break up the text if you have a very long bullet point. However, don’t overuse them because otherwise your bullet points will start to look messy.

Product Listing Descriptions

The description is the least important part of your listing because of where it’s positioned on the page. Many, if not most users will skip right past it and not even notice it.

However, even if 15% of users read your description, that gives you a chance to convert some of that 15% into a sale. Therefore, treat your description with the same importance as your bullet points and title.

Descriptions that are displayed in one big block of text are difficult to read and this should be avoided. Descriptions that go right across the page can also be harder to read, so this should also be avoided.

The best way to format a description is to keep the lines short, separate the text into paragraphs, and use bolding to create headlines.

What should be included?

Include everything that is not already covered in the title and the bullet points.

You can repeat some of the info already in the bullet points if you wish, but re-word it rather than simply copying it word for word.

You can add some ‘sales copy’, for example, ‘premium quality at low price’, or

‘manufactured to the highest standards’, ‘built to last’, ‘looks amazing in any kitchen’.

It’s not really necessary to talk about a guarantee because Amazon customers already know they have a guarantee, but if you want to mention it, that’s okay. However, do not overstate the guarantee. Some listings say things like ‘lifetime guarantee’. This is just plain silly! Nothing lasts for life. It sounds gimmicky. If you want to mention the guarantee, just put something like, ‘no-quibble guarantee’, without even mentioning any sort of time period.

If you wish, you can also add a ‘call to action’ at the end, instructing the user to click add to cart at the top of the page.

Creating a Listing – What You Will Need

Before creating your new listing, there are a few things you will need

UPC Code (the one you got from here https://ezupc.com/ )

Category and sub-category. You want your product to be listed in the same category and sub-category as the best selling items similar to your product.

The best way to do this is by typing your product in the search bar on Amazon, then clicking through on the best-selling items to see which category and sub-category they are listed in. Make a note of this information

Keywords. We already gathered a small list of keywords for the title, but now we need a bigger list. Retrieve your original keyword list if you still have it. If not, go to Amazon and use the ‘auto suggest’ to generate and make a note of the most important keywords.

Next go to http://keywordtool.io/amazon and generate a larger list. Copy the list to a notepad

Remove any duplicates or keywords that do not apply to your product

Images. A minimum of 4 images.

Title, Bullet Points and Description. You can create these at the time of setting up the description, or you can write them out on a text file ahead of time.

The approximate weight of your product. This will be displayed on your listing page, so if you are guessing, try to be fairly accurate! It also helps if you have the measurements of your item. The length, width and height.

Setting up a Listing in Seller Central Part 1

To see a video of this set-up scroll up to the video and open the playlist. Start the 3rd video in the playlist at the 1 hours and 20 minute mark.

On your seller central dashboard, click on Inventory – Add a Product.

Click on the link ‘Create a New Product Listing’

Under ‘All Product Categories’ select the main category for your product. Use the information you got earlier when you looked at the categories and sub-categories of the highest ranking products of the same type as yours. You want to copy these categories as closely as possible when you are listing your product.

Click on ‘Select’ when you have found the right category for your product.

As soon as you are redirected to the listing set up page, is to toggle to ‘Advanced View’

On the ‘vital Info’ page, complete the fields as per the video lecture.

Do the same for ‘Offer’, ‘Images’ and ‘Description’

Instructions for formatting your Description:

To create a paragraph, use the html It’s not necessary to do this for the first paragraph because there is nothing before it.

For example:

With 18 White Led and 2 Red Led, the headlamp has 4 different lighting modes, including the red flashing mode, which will effectively prevent you from getting run over by others.No longer need to read next to a desk lamp, this wireless helmet light allows you read anywhere you like.With two adjustable buckles, the maximum circumference of the headband is up to 21.6in/55cm, and the minimum is about 13.7in/35cm without stretching.

Would look like this:

With 18 White Led and 2 Red Led, the headlamp has 4 different lighting modes, including the red flashing mode, which will effectively prevent you from getting run over by others.

No longer need to read next to a desk lamp, this wireless helmet light allows you read anywhere you like.

With two adjustable buckles, the maximum circumference of the headband is up to 21.6in/55cm, and the minimum is about 13.7in/35cm without stretching.

To create bolding for headlines, use the html

For example:

Elastic and Durable Headband

Would look like this:

Elastic and Durable Headband

Keywords

To watch a video on this section. Go to the video screen on this page and click to bring up the playlist. Choose the 3rd video on the playlist and fast forward to the 1 hours and 46 minute mark. In the keyword section you're only allowed to use 250 bytes for keywords. Bytes do not include spaces or punctuation. It is very important to keep it under 250 bites because it is believed by some that if you go over none of the other key words will work. If you're not selling much sometimes you could go back in your search terms and you can tweak some of your keywords and you'll see sometimes even overnight that it boost your rankings.

When entering keywords be sure to exclude any of the keywords that have been used in the title.
When entering separate your keywords and keyword phrases with a space not a comma and be sure to use all of the input fields.

Setting up your incoming Shipment

Kick Starting your Sales, the Right Way

Amazon sponsored ads can be a great way to start getting some sales and help you to move up the rankings.

But before we go into how that works, there’s something else we can and should do. We can use a strategy to get some initial sales and reviews, before even touching sponsored ads.

There are two ways to do this:

1. Ask friends and family to purchase your product (at full price) and then write a review. You can send them the funds up front, or reimburse them afterwards. It's against Amazon's Terms & Conditions to solicit a positive review. However, we ARE allowed to ask for an unbiased review and in fact Amazon themselves email our customers and ask them to leave a review. Important – do not have anyone who lives at your address leave a review. If there is anywhere else where you regularly log in to your account, such as your work place, do not have anyone there leave a review either.

NOTE: Amazon will also filter out or remove reviews where they detect a connection between your seller account and the reviewer’s customer account. Example of that would be using the same IP address to log in. Or, if reviewers share the same IP address, this is another reason why reviews may be flagged. An example of that would be asking your co- workers to help you out by purchasing and reviewing your product. If some of them do this from the same location (work), this would also be seen as suspicious.

2. Run a sale. Sales are set up from within your seller account and I’m going to show you how to promote your sale in Part 2 of this lecture. Many of these buyers will leave a review because they are happy to get a good product at such a great price.

NOTE: Amazon does not permit sellers to sell products at a discount, or give away products, in exchange for a review. This rule was put in place several months ago and in my opinion it was a welcome move on Amazon’s part. It prevents ‘heavy hitters’ from gaming the system and giving themselves an advantage over others.

This does NOT mean that you cannot offer products at a discount, or even give products away. You are perfectly entitled to do either or both of these things and if those customers wish to leave a review, great! That is not the same as ‘in exchange for a review’. Make sense?

How to get 4 x More Reviews

Firstly, although sellers do get the phone number of customers who have placed an order, I do not believe that phoning customers is a good idea. Having tried it myself and listened to others who have also tried it, I don't advise it. Many customers get annoyed because they feel that it's an intrusion.

There's a much better way!

Use a service that links your customers to an automatic email follow up sequence. Providing you don't overdo it and only send 2 or 3 emails, you won't have any problems and you will get a lot more reviews AND better seller feedback!

I advise sending 3 emails spaced out over 2 weeks.

The first goes out immediately the order is shipped and informs them of such. It’s all linked up to your Amazon account and as soon as the order ships, the email is triggered and sent.

The second goes out after one week. It asks them if they received their order and if so, was everything okay. It also asks them to leave seller feedback and includes the link for them to do this.

The third goes out after another week and asks for an unbiased review. The link for them to click on and leave a review is included in the email.

I find this works really well. Even though Amazon themselves send emails to our customers, you get a lot more reviews by adding a few of your own.

There are several services that can do this job. Feedback Genius is one of them. All you do is set it up once, connect it to your Amazon seller account (very easy to do!) and that's it. You only ever need to set it up once for each product you are selling. You can begin using Feedback Genius for free and then upgrade your plan as orders increase.

WARNING – never ask for a positive review or try to influence the customer to leave a positive review. Additionally, never offer the customer anything in exchange for a review and don’t ask more than once. Amazon has clamped down on these sorts of activities and since May 2018, they have removed 100’s of 1000’s of reviews from listings. The removed reviews were deemed to have been gained through improper practices. As far as is known, no sellers were suspended, but some listings have had limitations put on them as far as how many reviews can be posted on those listings in a given time period. To avoid your listing have reviews removed, or having review limits imposed, do not break or bend any rules

Using inserts for reviews

Step 1.
Take your list of qualifying Amazon products and find the best suppliers. Copy all of the products and paste them into the product column within the following spreadsheet. You can download that spreadsheet here.

Step 2.
Create accounts with the following three supply companies.
https://www.alibaba.com/
https://www.aliexpress.com/
www.Koleimports.com

Step 3.
Now that you have your 3 accounts you can start to look for the products within your spreadsheet on the supplier sites (start with Alibaba).
You can enter all the information for a qualifying product vendor into the spreadsheet. Below you will see the criteria you must follow when choosing a vendor (it will also be on the spreadsheet).

1. The vendor must have trade assurance. To filter only those suppliers click on supplier type tab on the top and click trade assurance.

2. Years selling: Must be a minimum of 2 years. If the supplier is a ‘Gold Plus Supplier’, the 2 year minimum selling history does not apply
3. Gold supplier: Must have gold supplier status. (see image below)
4. Response time: Must be within 24 hours.
5. Response Rate: Must be a minimum of 75%
6. Delivery time: maximum 30 days after payment
7. Price: Must be a maximum of $3
8. Minimum order: Must be a maximum of 100 units but would prefer 50. Send the seller a message and ask if they can do a minimum of 50 units.
9. Minimum order after email request: Same as above.
10. Trading locations: Must ship to North America. If you click on view company profile (highlighted in yellow) it will say what the main markets are.

The image below is what shows up when you click on one of the products. As you can see all of the criteria we have stated above is being shown with a red arrow.

Here is the location to download the spreadsheet. If you do not have excel let me know and you can work on google sheets.
Step 3.
Send the supplier an email. Here is the instructions. If you see the image above there is a link that says get latest prices highlighted in yellow. Click the link at the top of the page that says 'Get Latest Price' In the quantity box, enter the quantity that you are interested in buying. Do not go over 100 units. Next, click the 'Enter More Requirements Here' and enter the following:

Hello

I'm interested in this product. My company retails on Amazon and we are always looking for quality products to add to our line up.

Could you please send me the latest price.

We would like to start with a small order and if we are happy, we will place a larger order afterwards.

Look forward to your response.

Best Regards

(your full name here)

If the supplier replies back and accepts the lower quantity, you will want to ask what the actual price would be based on the number of units purchase. In addition ask for the total price with shipping.

Step 4.
Repeat the process for all of the products that are in your spreadsheet. Making sure that you fill in all of the content in the spreadsheet as you go.

Step 1.
Start with you list of products that you want to list. One at a time go through each listing step for the product. You can download the listing steps at the following url. https://www.jobpostcentral.net/amazon-listing-products.xlsx

Step 2.
Once you have downloaded the spreadsheet and have added all the products in the first 20 (yellow cells) you can begin the listing process. Doing so we are going to start with images. For each product get 5 images and 1 video. If you can use the maximum amount of images for each product that is even better (the average for each catagory is 7). The first image will be the main image. The 2nd will be the infographic image and the other can be just different images of the product.

Step 3.
Within step 3 you will create your title. You will find the input contents that you need to enter within the spreadsheet. So follow along with your spreadsheet to complete this step. Here are the guidelines to completing a title.

1. Title must be 200 characters or less.
2. Title should the most important content in the first 70 characters
3. Title should provide vital information
4. Title has dashes to help flow of reading
5. Title is using powerful words like "Premium". You can find powerful word lists here , here, here, and here
6. Title expresses phrases like "upgraded" or Latest version"
7. Title will contain keyword search phrases that also pertain to the name of the product (using www.amazon.com ) Go to Amazon and type the product in the search bar. Underneath what you type will show many other popular Search terms that you can include. Make a list of these.
8. Title will contain keyword search phrases that also pertain to the name of the product (using https://keywordtool.io/Amazon ). Same procedure explained in #7.
9. Title will contain keyword search phrases that also pertain to the name of the product (using https://www.keywordtooldominator.com/ ). Same procedure explained in #7.
10. Look at the keyword list form all 3 sites. Delete dupes and delete keywords that does not apply to the product. Use many of the search terms in the title.

Utilize the guidelines above, create your title and enter it into the spreadsheet. Use the keywords in order of the popularity. Here is an example of a title for a head mounted light utilizing the guidelines above.
Pinault Premium - head lamp - latest version - super bright - led - rechargeable - perfect for camping, running or cycling.

Refer to this pdf if you have any questions http://www.yourstatistics.net/am-Product-Listing-Titles-Part-2.pdf

Step 4.
Within step 4 you will create your listing bullet points. You will find the input contents that you need to enter within the spreadsheet. So follow along with your spreadsheet to complete this step. Here are the guidelines to completing bullet points. HINT: Take a look at the reviews of similar products on Amazon. These comments come directly from customers can often reveal information that you would never have thought of yourself.

1. You must utilize all 5-7 bullet point spots. Some categories have 7 available spots.
2. You must utilize all 250 characters in each bullet point without just adding fluff.
3. The most important points must be at the top.
4. Each point contains a feature and a benefit of the feature. Dog leash example. Easy on easy off design that it makes putting it on your Hassle free
5. The first 2 or 3 words are all caps to make it easier to read and follow.
6. There must not be any symbols or signs in a bullet point.

Step 5.
Within step 5 you will create your listing description. You will find the input contents that you need to enter within the spreadsheet. So follow along with your spreadsheet to complete this step. Here are the guidelines to completing a description.

1. Make it easy to read, The best way to format a description is to keep the lines short, separate the text into paragraphs, and use bolding to create headlines.
2. Use content that has not already been used in the ad. Unless you have nothing else. In that case only copy a few things
3. Use Sales copy. Examples: premium quality at low price’, or ‘manufactured to the highest standards’, ‘built to last’, ‘looks amazing in any kitchen’.
4. Use a call to action such as. "Click add to cart at the top of the page".
5. You can get creative hear. Put subconscious text or even something that is poetic or a proverb. You can put a guarantee but it is not necessary.

Step 6.
Within step 6 you will set up the rest of your listing information in your spreadsheet. You will find the input contents that you need to enter within the spreadsheet. So follow along with your spreadsheet to complete this step. Here are the steps and guidelines to completing a listing.

1. Enter Category and sub/category. Type your product in the search bar on Amazon, then clicking through on the best-selling items to see which category and sub-category they are listed in.
2. Enter the UPC code from here https://ezupc.com/
3. Do a keyword search on pertaining to your product (using www.amazon.com ) Go to Amazon and type the product in the search bar. Underneath what you type will show many other popular Search terms that you can include. Make a list of these.
4. Do a keyword search on pertaining to your product (using https://keywordtool.io/Amazon ).
5. Do a keyword search on pertaining to your product (using https://www.keywordtooldominator.com/ ).
6. Look at the keyword list form all 3 sites. Delete dupes and delete keywords that does not apply to the product. Use many of the search terms in the title.
7. Input your list of keywords.
8. Enter the file path of your images, enter the title information, enter the description information, and enter the bullet points. These items can be found on spreadsheet.
9. Enter the approximate weight of the item. Ask your supplier. If you cannot get it from the supplier make an educated guess.

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AH and JPC Contacted	AH	1		sent welcome letter	Kristine Odessa Parungao	dess.policarpio@gmail.com	6.39953E+11	6.39953E+11	Customer Support Representative, Technical Support Representative, and Product sourcing analyst on amazon and walmart on an ecommerce business. Experience VA and Data Entry, and other related VA tasks.	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	AH	1		sent welcome letter	Honey Bondoc	honeybondoc26@gmail.com	need	need	Data Entry with High Proficient in MS office, Google Doc, Amazon.	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
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AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA	7-Feb			Ria Gaviola	Ria.Tvh@gmail.com	gaviola.acumu@yahoo.com	(+63)9324549090	niche researcher, transcriber, scraper, resume creator, amazon reviewer, linkedin client growth manager	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			replied to welcome letter	Xynnia Philline C. Menchavez	twinklecabusas@gmail.com	live:twinklecabusas	9177708890	Data Entry Skills or Dropshipping	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			sent welcome letter	Neil	neilting21@gmail.com	need	need	Amazon/eBay/Etsy Product Research/lister, Link Building, Data entry,	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
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AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			sent welcome letter	Erwin Nazaro	airwayne13@gmail.com	airwayne37@gmail.com	need	Amazon	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH JPC FTR contacted & responded		28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Mylyn	lynhamdag@gmail.com	need	need	Amazon	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	JPCAMZ	28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Jovencio A. Eslava Jr	dyobse1@gmail.com	need	need	Amazon FBA	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			sent welcome letter	Charyl Labis	chadiechadz@gmail.com	chadie.suarez	0956-534-6677	Amazon FBA, Shopify Expert, Canva, Mail Chimp, Microsoft Excel	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			sent welcome letter	Jonniel Nodelic	jnodelic@gmail.com	jonniel nodelic	9976114459	Amazon Lister	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			replied to welcome letter	Daniel Loise Saligumba	saligumbadan@yahoo.com	saligumbadan	9219274016	Amazon lister/admin assistant, English Transcriber	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			sent welcome letter	Jireh	jjcfernandez83@gmail.com	need	need	Amazon markets	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			sent welcome letter	Angelica Fuggan	Email%3Aangelfuggan@gmail.com	angelfuggan	9452534981	Amazon Product searching and Checking	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
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AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			sent welcome letter	Ruthchie May Cabugwason	ruthchie_12@yahoo.com.ph	ruthchie.mc@gmail.com	6.39154E+11	Amazon/eBay - fulfilling and tracking orders, sourcing products from different suppliers. handling customer services	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC Contacted	FLIPPA			sent welcome letter	Jill Santander	jillsantander@gmail.com	jill.santander	need	dropshipping	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
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QUIT AH and JPC Contacted & responded	QUIT			sent welcome letter	Brella Fe Brignas	brella.work@gmail.com	need	need	dropshipping	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
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AH and JPC					Irish	armaelynmasamloc@gmail.com	live:f15401e4ee854e2e	9124733008	monitoring the hijackers and sending an email - Amazon	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
AH and JPC					Josephine N. Cabalquinto	errilsabal@gmail.com	errilgaysabal	9569119681	General Virtual Assistant skills, Data entry skills, Amazon FBA	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Camille Maceda Baile	bailemcamille@gmail.com	livefde02b0c6388f1	9468844442	Virtual Assistant in eBay, doing Market Research, Product Analysis and Customer Service	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Maria Ellaine Naval	mariaellainenaval@gmail.com	mariaellainenaval	9351959046	Photo Editing, Enhancement. Ebay Listing. Software/ Hardware Installation, Troubleshoot	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Justine Troy Sia	justine.troy.sia@gmail.com	live:justine.troy.sia	639369690918	Any General VA Task (Data Entry and etc). eBay Lister - Product Research using Zik Analytics - Internet Research. Hotel and Flight Booking - Reports Creation	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Christine Pioquid	chris.tin.pioquid@gmail.com	chris.tin.pioquid	639269223084	Customer Support Specialist. working part time as an eBay lister where I am finding profitable and trending items that I can dropship to eBay from Amazon	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Raymundo Santilla	kaidemizuyo@gmail.com	raymsantillan	639 451594952	1. Software Development / Web Development ( Laravel PHP, Vue.js, Nginx, LAMPP ). 2. Software Architecture. 3. Amazon Web Services Cloud Infrastructure	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Jeanith Llabore	llaboretats@gmail.com	Jeanith Llabore	639266239383	eBay Product Researcher and Lister	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Karen Otero	karenotero746@gmail.com	karen otero		1. data entry Ebay lister dropshipping cold calling	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Alyssa Marie Ga	alyssamariega22@gmail.com	alyssamariega22		data entry, product research. product sourcing with US supplier from like walmart, homedepot, wayfair, amazon, BBB, aliexpress, alibaba, etc. , lead gathering information such as contact number, email address, so on. , product fulfillment using Shopify, odesk, dropified, ECOM etc. product listing using web seller guru, Dropshipbeast, importify, hydra, etc. , make designs for Make-merch platform, uploading designs with gearbubble, send emails for affiliate using aweber	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Isabel Gumanid	midgumanid@gmail.com	isabel.gumanid	639068419321	E-commerce VA (Shopify, Ebay and Amazon)	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR contacted & responded		28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Cathlyn Borata	cathlynborata3696@gmail.com	cathlynborata3696	639271717223	doing data entry, data mining, and Amazon research which I consider to be my specialty	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Richelle Leandicho	sleandicho@gmail.com	live:sleandicho	09171182989	Amazon Product Researcher of over 10 years experienced	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Edward Somera	edsomera14@gmail.com	edward.somera	639434326045	Creating custom wordpress themes from scratch - Creating e-commerce website using wordpress or integrating to 3rd party APIs - Converting websites into modern and standardized designs - Modifying Wordpress themes - Resolving website issues due to injected lines, etc. - Executing website migration and maintenance - Performing Search Engine Optimization - APIs(shopify, erply, amazon) integrations to wordpress	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Mayzel Genevie Benolirao	ginjiamano052392@gmail.com	banmidou120490@gmail.com		mainly on Customer Service. Customer Service Representative in Amazon	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR contacted & responded	JPCAMZ	28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Emmanuel Ever Telewik	everlopeztelewik@gmail.com	live:240a3c2fe9eff0dd	9484559306	experience in eCommerce and used to manage the eBay store of dressmydesk.com	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					stephy Maturan	pingmestephy@gmail.com		639462612767	eCommerce industry, online platforms such as eBay, amazon, shopify, etsy, bonanza. The key strengths that I possess for success in this position includes but not limited to; successfully built designed, developed, a couple of eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Bonanza and shopify store	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Gian Andrie J. Abuel	optionsend@yahoo.com.ph		639503441288	Research skills, Amazon FBA, Data entry skills	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Ramon Oliver Agustin	roa.jobs@gmail.com			Product research/sourcing	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Jelson Olasiman	jelsonolasiman@gmail.com			Ebay lister, Data entry, Mathematical skills	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					heaven Jacildo	hgjacildo@yahoo.com			General Virtual Assistant skills, Web design, Amazon FBA	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Liezel Nieva	nievaliezel32@gmail.com	liezel.nieva2		Amazon FBA expert	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Bjay Dela Cruz	thegreatbj24@gmail.com			FBA product research	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR contacted & responded	JPCAMZ	28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Tinette Costan	tinettecostan@gmail.com	tnetwisa		Amazon FBA expert	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR contacted & responded		28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Juvelyn Belderol	indefatigablejuvelyn@gmail.com			Amazon FBA expert	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
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FTR					Tina Tuna	dilisbulilit@gmail.com			listing of Products Amazon eBay	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
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FTR					Ramon Oliver Agustin	roa.jobs@gmail.com			Dropshipping skills, research skills, data entry	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Joel Caserial	joelcaserial28@yahoo.com			Amazon FBA expert	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					may palahang	maypalahang1992@gmail.com			Amazon, eBay, VA, SEO	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Rhenee Rose Ventura	rheneerose0278@gmail.com			Amazon FBA	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Mary Daryenne	mary@cerebrocloud.net			AMAZON VA	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Prince Sam Fulgencio	f.princesam@gmail.com	live:f.princesam	639357890964	General Virtual Assistant skills, Amazon FBA, Data entry skills	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Carol Jane Daguinotas	jane02.dags@gmail.com	caroljane020195	9664391484	General Virtual Assistant, Amazon FBA and Data Entry Skils	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Michelle Lucero	mitch.gillamaclucero@gmail.com	mitch.lucero1	0946-666-7540	Admin Assistant, Photo Editing, Ebay listing	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Anissa C. Guevarra	guevarra_anissa@yahoo.com	nissay2012	+63 9167 989590	E-Commerce Specialist, Amazon Seller Central Consultant, General Virtual Assistant	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Gretchen Doydoy	gretchendoydoy@gmail.com	gretchen doydoy	639101782175	Sales Representative, Amazon Product Ads, Excel, and can speak english	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Juan Velasco	Juan_Velasco2015@outlook.com	juan.velasco2013	639472598745	General Virtual Assistant, Amazon FBA, Youtube/Facebook/Twitter/Instagram marketing	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Maria Theresa B. Estevez	mtbestevez@gmail.com	mariatheresa_buena	0917-469-0962	Amazon FBA, Data entry skills, General Virtual Assistant skills with excellent English	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					esther manulat	esma051988@gmail.com	titing88	639051296485	Detail Oriented Amazon Product Researcher/Admin/Clerical Assistant	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Cristian Dela Rosa	cristiandelarosa0912@gmail.com			General Virtual Assistant skills, Amazon FBA,Dropshipping skills.,Research skills	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Sharon Villacrusis	sharonvillacrusis15@gmail.com	sharonvillacrusis15@gmail.com		Amazon FBA, Data entry skills, Research skills	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Ruem Marie Ortega	ruemortega0323@gmail.com	ruemortega0323	639669234066	Admin Assistant, Amazon FBA, Data Entry, Research and Dropshipping	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR contacted & responded	JPCAMZ	28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Bernadeth Segundo	bernadethsegundo123@gmail.com	bernadeth segundo	639099630342	General Virtual Assistant Skills, Amazon FBA, Data Entry	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Rose Mahilum	rose.mahilum1990@gmail.com			tactical Arbitrage	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Candice Garces	kielcandicegarces@icloud.com			Motivated VA, E-commerce Expert and Customer Service Specialist	Amazon/ebay
FTR contacted & responded	JPCAMZ	28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Aubrey Laña	aubreylana0428@gmail.com	aubreylana0428	639 21310 7796	Amazon FBA and/or Data entry skills applicant	Amazon/ebay
FTR contacted & responded	JPCAMZ	28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Vernaliza Penales	aiezapenales@gmail.com	aiezapenales	639754001665	Data entry skills,Amazon FBA,General Virtual Assistant skills	Amazon/ebay
FTR contacted & responded	JPCAMZ	28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	PRECILLA SALVACION I. INOVEJAS	psvibarra@yahoo.com	precilla_ibarra	639176829821	Amazon FBA, Data Entry, Research	Amazon/ebay
FTR					Jamaica Pasalgon	jamaica.alvez0412@gmail.com	jamaica.alvez0412@gmail.com		product researching and listing on Amazon and eBay also data entry, web search	Amazon/ebay
FTR					Llewilyn C. Canceran	cllewilyn@gmail.com	llewilyn80		Data Entry, Virtual Assistant, Amazon Product Research	Amazon/ebay
FTR contacted & responded		28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Vencyr Laurence Amores	kazuhikovencyr18@gmail.com	live:kazuhikovencyr18	09264405199	Rights and Permissions Specialist \| Amazon Product Researcher \| Data Entry Specialist	Amazon/ebay
FTR contacted & responded		28-May	28-May	replied to welcome letter	Clydel Jabulin	clydejabulin@gmail.com	live:clydejabulin	09266030864	Amazon Product Researcher, Email Marketing Skills, Content Writer	Amazon/ebay
FTR					Lady Ave Gail P. Merilles	iamwhoiamlady@gmail.com	iamwhoiamlady@gmail.com	09202146602	Amazon FBA,Data entry skills, Research skills,Dropshipping skills,Sale skills	Amazon/ebay
FTR					Nicole Catherine Fuentebella	nicole.fuentebella@gmail.com	nicole.fuentebella@gmail.com	09751120532	Amazon FBA, General Virtual Assistant, Social media marketing	Amazon/ebay
FTR					Erika Menciano Basco	berikamenciano@yahoo.com			Amazon FBA expert	Amazon/ebay
FTR					Ariane S. Armada	arianearmadasoberano@gmail.com	akonixa_akoni	09771877990	Amazon FBA, Dropshipping Skill and Lead generation skills	Amazon/Ebay/Dropship
FTR					Arjay De Guzman	arjayturdovadeguzman@gmail.com	Live:arjayturdovadeguzman	09497637156	data entry, Shopify , Amazon vendor central and have a great knowledge in oberlo, spreadsheet, slack and trello, designing T-shirts, Banners, posters and Ebook covers. I can also do video editing tasks such as facebook Ads and youtube videos.	Amazon/ebay
FTR					Jelson Olasiman	jelsonolasiman@gmail.com	jelsonolasiman@gmail.com		Ebay lister, Data entry	Amazon/ebay

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