OK maybe you mean something different by Revneue, all I saw was Revenue - Advertising = Profit, to which my reaction is always going to be something like :eek: haha
It's simply been my experience that a) passive is rarely as passive as people claim and b) people are rarely honest about the time...
I understand you want to start small and try and keep risks low :)
If you're based in the EU and selling on Amazon US then that makes a lot more sense now why you're looking at drop-shipping rather than direct fulfillment. Indeed you need at -least- 1/4 of a 20' container worth of goods before...
There's a gold mine of information here.
But my $0.02 one one of your points: you DON'T capitalise on the sites you are hosting. Those are your client's sites and should be respected as such.
The one one footer 'created by xyz' link is something else, that's fine if the client has signed off...
Interested to see how you progress with your journey!
Between two Amazon businesses I've done $2.6m in annual sales at my peak (not digital products) and over that time my view of Amazon has changed a lot. A couple of years ago I thought it was the answer to everything, now, I'm looking to get...
In your posts you've said:
- You're looking to build really focused one-product stores
- You've found some products and dropshippers on the likes of Aliexpress
- You have $10,000 savings
I might be missing something, but why aren't you looking at buying say 100-500 units in bulk and shipping...
I recommend LS... but you guys have to make it easier to bulk edit sessions. Manually setting every single proxy / GPS / other config, one-by-one in session manager is shit.
REST is really just a design pattern for creating APIs. Whether it's RESTful or not doesn't make much difference to how you consume it. Maybe worth reading up on generic concepts, like different methods of request authentication and signing.
Javascript is a sensible starting point.
I say that regardless of what your end goal is because at this stage I really wouldn't worry about getting the 'best' language. The main thing is you learn and JS is a solid language with broad uses. Don't paint yourself into an obscure niche at this...
Interested to hear what fellow BHW'ers have achieved in terms of annual profit (sorry, revenue != profit) and if anyone has built a serious business (ie scaled up beyond a 'lifestyle' business, maybe employs other people, isn't 100% reliant on you). Any takers? :D
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