Nearly $100 in sales this week doing amazon arbitrage

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Have started reselling on Amazon in March. Have been making progress at a snail speed due to lack of funds, but I've been slowly building up. Managed to crack nearly $100 a week and I started sourcing online a week ago. Planning to keep this train going and scale up by adding more inventory. My initial goal is 3k a month or $100 a day profit. Exciting stuff, hustle hard folks and keep earning
 
sounds good, congraz with your progress and good luck.
can share where u get traffic? adwords?
 
Get from yard sale, walmart etc?

Just be careful of the size of the items. Shipping might be the silent killer.
 
Nice this week has been great! I was making about $20-40 a week and this one I popped up to $130. Maybe amazon changed something? Most likely due to alot of my products are winter based.

I should also add, "Winter ...em Christmas is coming!"
 
Great, you should start building your fan page, a website and subscriber list :)
 
Iam also making arvitrage on amazon , pm if you would like, its going me very good for now, maybe we can share some tips each other :)
 
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got 2 sales today, things are picking up. also two books i've ordered online have come in so far, sourcing online is awesome
 
how many items have you listed? all in a different niches? (trending ones?)
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hey man, what kind of transportation do you use to send the products to your customers?
 
got 2 sales today, things are picking up. also two books i've ordered online have come in so far, sourcing online is awesome
Damn your winning now. Percentage wise you're kicking my butt, I'm at 550% but you got me by 8 dollars. Time to start a social media push!
 
hey man, what kind of transportation do you use to send the products to your customers?
It is FBA (Fulfillment By Amazon). You basically send your items to Amazon and they fulfill orders for you. Also makes it so you can offer 2 day prime shipping and they handle all the customer service (mostly) and returns.

Edit: My bad, OP might not use FBA after re-reading (I use FBA). We have discussed FBA in the past, but I am not sure he is using it.
 
Awesome job! Congrats to you on this. Good luck in the future.
 
142 different products sourced locally? hmmm .... and you are not using FBA? shipping everything yourself?
 
Have you tried opening a personal website? Shopify will let you integrate with Amazon (you have to pay the 39.99 to be a 'professional seller' on Amazon) so you could manage it and use it to boost your presence off Amazon (I never trust these big guys protecting us small guys. Diversify).
 
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