Recommend Best Amazon FBA Gurus

[Manf Haider]

Hi Guys,
Please share the names of Amazon Gurus that you know and are quite reliable for paid training.

 

[TheVigilante]

Kamil Sattar has free training on YouTube no need to pay anything

 

[raptors95]

the amazing seller. Listen to all of his free conten/podcast before you decide to go into the funnel page.

 

[ultralogin10]

Brandon Young is the only one i trust.

 

[Seosavvy]

Shoot I am trying to find someone who doesnt sell amazon accounts for $1,200. I know there has to be someone out there.

 

[DunderMannen]

Don't trust gurus selling courses

 

[moneyguru2013]

John Cockrum Proven Amazon Course is the best! Amazing Selling Machine is up there but it is too darn expensive.

 

[moneyguru2013]

Kamil Sattar has free training on YouTube no need to pay anything

That video is about Shopify Dropshipping and not an Amazon Fba Course.

 

[TheVigilante]

That video is about Shopify Dropshipping and not an Amazon Fba Course.

That's for the OP to decide

 

[Priince1337]

Free: JungleScout
Paid: Amazing Selling Machine

 

[Yoblo]

Generally speaking, the guys that know what they are talking about aren't selling courses on it, because they'll make far more money by simply doing it themselves. If they are making money selling courses, then chances are that they are unprofitable on Amazon FBA at best, or haven't even tried it and are simply selling others' rehashed stuff at worst.

 

[Priince1337]

Generally speaking, the guys that know what they are talking about aren't selling courses on it, because they'll make far more money by simply doing it themselves. If they are making money selling courses, then chances are that they are unprofitable on Amazon FBA at best, or haven't even tried it and are simply selling others' rehashed stuff at worst.

I don't think this is necessarily true.
Ever heard of diversification? Outsourcing? Also it's not like FBA alone takes 16 hours of your day.
Once you get your store running it's mostly checking inventory, optimizing your PPC campaigns and also your listing.

You can make tons of money with creating one course (your input is needed ONCE) and selling it to thousands of people, while still focussing on your FBA business.

Sure there are a lot of black sheeps out there, but being a guru (just like a normal teacher" doesn't mean you're fake or you know nothing what you're talking about.

 

[Seosavvy]

I don't think this is necessarily true.
Ever heard of diversification? Outsourcing? Also it's not like FBA alone takes 16 hours of your day.
Once you get your store running it's mostly checking inventory, optimizing your PPC campaigns and also your listing.

You can make tons of money with creating one course (your input is needed ONCE) and selling it to thousands of people, while still focussing on your FBA business.

Sure there are a lot of black sheeps out there, but being a guru (just like a normal teacher" doesn't mean you're fake or you know nothing what you're talking about.

This makes sense, hey so you run ppc campaigns for your amazon products?


Does anyone know where to get an amazon store, my last one was banned without even selling anything.

 

[Mikka12]

so Kevin david is not included in this list???

 

[DunderMannen]

so Kevin david is not included in this list???

Kevin David is a scammer.

 

[Yoblo]

so Kevin david is not included in this list???

Kevin David is a proven scammer, to the point where he copyrighted his name so that he can file copyright strikes against those videos that call him out.

His “knowledge” consists of just copying other people’s successful videos (which honestly is a brilliant strategy, though it makes him someone I wouldn’t ever buy anything from):

 

[DunderMannen]

Here's some stats for you, I don't want to discourage you, but you will need a very large budget to begin testing Amazon FBA products.

140.000 sellers had sales over $100k in 2019
2.500.000+ active sellers using Amazon FBA last year
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5,6% of Amazon FBA sellers are making over $100k in turnaround. That's not even close to a full-time income.

In my opinion, it's a really tough market, and I'd recommend you dropshipping instead. That way you don't have to rely on someone else's platform (and don't have to order a ton of stock).

 

[MisterXYZ]

Here's some stats for you, I don't want to discourage you, but you will need a very large budget to begin testing Amazon FBA products.

140.000 sellers had sales over $100k in 2019
2.500.000+ active sellers using Amazon FBA last year
---
5,6% of Amazon FBA sellers are making over $100k in turnaround. That's not even close to a full-time income.

In my opinion, it's a really tough market, and I'd recommend you dropshipping instead. That way you don't have to rely on someone else's platform (and don't have to order a ton of stock).

And average FBA seller will not have margin of more than 30% (even this is on higher side I think).

So 95% of FBA sellers are making less than $30,000 per year.

 

[aman khattar]

Here's some stats for you, I don't want to discourage you, but you will need a very large budget to begin testing Amazon FBA products.

140.000 sellers had sales over $100k in 2019
2.500.000+ active sellers using Amazon FBA last year
---
5,6% of Amazon FBA sellers are making over $100k in turnaround. That's not even close to a full-time income.

In my opinion, it's a really tough market, and I'd recommend you dropshipping instead. That way you don't have to rely on someone else's platform (and don't have to order a ton of stock).

Coffeezilla Jr

 

[DunderMannen]

And average FBA seller will not have margin of more than 30% (even this is on higher side I think).

So 95% of FBA sellers are making less than $30,000 per year.

Probably even less tbh, I'd say 97% make $30,000 per year. You know, to have $100k turnaround, you might have to order a ton of extra products to try out before finding the correct one. So there'll be losses in there.

Yeah, I used to get 20% profit margin dropshipping, so I'm guessing FBA would be around the same. Then you have to pay taxes on that.