So, I have a website with over 700 products and 50% of them are amazon affiliate products. I have now run all of these products through Woozone so that the pricing is now updated daily via Amazon API..
What I plan to do, is keep all the products onsite and customers will now check out on my website instead of being redirected to amazon cart. All of the products I will automatically apply a 10%-15% 'invisible tax" on-top of the Amazon price and I will then drop ship from Amazon using my own Affiliate links. That means that I will be making 17%-25% instead of a measly 7% commission from every sale.
For the lower priced products I will charge a flat rate shipping fee of £4.99 (under £29.99) so I will stlil be making a good profit from these products as well.
Can anyone see any issues doing this? What are your thoughts..
What I plan to do, is keep all the products onsite and customers will now check out on my website instead of being redirected to amazon cart. All of the products I will automatically apply a 10%-15% 'invisible tax" on-top of the Amazon price and I will then drop ship from Amazon using my own Affiliate links. That means that I will be making 17%-25% instead of a measly 7% commission from every sale.
For the lower priced products I will charge a flat rate shipping fee of £4.99 (under £29.99) so I will stlil be making a good profit from these products as well.
Can anyone see any issues doing this? What are your thoughts..