Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
The Pac Course is good, but could need a fresh up. The Information there is not that clearly laid out as it is in the ASM PDFs. The ASM Videos and PDFs make it very clear what the big picture is and how this business work. After all it all comes down to one question: "Where do I find hot in demand Products that can be Private Labeled and offer a huge margin?" If that question is answered, the rest will come natural: Do some SEO Write a Press Release Do some Backlinking (SEnuke) Create a Video Get Reviews Write a good Product Sales Page That's all basic Internet Marketers stuff that most of us do every day. My main Problem is and thats what I read out of the forum for the most people there is "Finding my HOT HOT Private Label Product". |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Thanks, Yohan, for your input and yes, you are of course right. I don't really have a problem with that though because all marketers are doing that sort of research the whole time if they have the know-how ...aren't we?!! I don't begrudge them that because I do trust that they are basically 'ethical' guys and whatever they are learning I think will mostly be funnelled back into the strategies that they will be sharing with us. I bought their program last year and although it was very good I just did not have the ability to implement it then. Hopefully this time around I will be able to :) I know Jason from buying a product of his several years ago and he is a 'good guy' and Matt is definitely a brilliant entrepreneur |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
I don't honestly believe that anybody with a real business on Amazon who is raking in the kind of money suggested would spend their time putting a course together like this and give away their secrets to any tom, dick or harry who can afford it. Wouldn't you just escalate what you've been doing if you're making so much money and hope to chr!st that it's a while before the inevitable happens and somebody else discovers your goldmine? But then again I might be completely wrong and wouldn't mind admitting it. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Thanks for making that point. I don't think they will do that but I will certainly have an eye on that. Also after setting up my first money making products I will try to replicate that without using their software. Chris P.S. Not every one out there is a Bad Apple :) Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? I am not an affiliate for this program and bought into it on Sunday after several days of being on the fence. Here are my reasons why: 1. 30 day refund policy beginning from the first day of training which begins March 21. After asking Jason, the co-creator of the training a question about how long it takes to start selling product, his answer was that if I apply the techniques taught, within 4 weeks I should be selling product daily. If this happens, I should be able to get a realistic picture of what type of monthly net profits to expect from each product and determine if it warrants continuing and the investment of the training. If not, then I am within the 30 days and can get a refund. It would seem that after only 4 weeks, I should have a worst case scenario of what my monthly sales will be, as I should be able to vastly improve my results through more personal experience, adding more products and the advanced trainings during the final 4 weeks. 2. It makes sense to me. I own two brick and mortar businesses in two small towns in Florida, not major cities. Our primary business is personal services but we also sell about $15,000 a month in retail products combined between the two locations. If I am targeting the entire U.S. with my product line instead of two small cities and my current client base, it makes sense that I should be able to make at least twice that per month and not have to pay the overhead I have to pay with my locations such as employee wages, rent, utilities, etc. It will be almost all profit. 3. We carry some private label products in our locations now and the profit margin is much higher on those. With this strategy, we are creating our own brand and don't have to compete with other sellers carrying the same exact brand of product. Of course everything hinges on being able to get the products ranked in Amazon but after 4 weeks of training, I will see if it really does work. 4. I have done some affiliate marketing on the side and the biggest obstacle has always been trying to compete with Amazon. It seems for most products they always come up first. So why not use that leverage and ranking power combined with some basic SEO and keyword research skills to sell my own products on Amazon and dominate the search engine listings. Why should I continue earning only 6% as an Amazon affiliate when I can make 25-50%? 5. I spent over $200,000 per retail location to open my brick and mortar stores. If this works, $3500 is nothing. Any real business you try to start is going to have some type of investment. Yes, there is also the investment of product and even though I already knew this, they recommend starting with a small number of products to test the market first, so you don't go all in with a huge inventory of products that will take you months to sell. 5. I have already used some of the methods that they taught in the initial videos that were free to everyone to identify product opportunities. I used a method that someone else taught me to see how much of that product is being sold daily. If I did half the volume that these products are doing, I will make back the investment in this course within 1 month. 6. Although the doors are officially closed now to new members, I would imagine that once this first group has completed the training, they will open it up to a second round of new members. If the majority of us are not successful, we will certainly post that and it will hinder those who do their due diligence and research from buying in. As long as they truly honor their 30 day refund policy, it seems as though there is nothing to lose since after 4 weeks, I should be moving product daily if I have implemented the training correctly and can bow out if that doesn't happen. I can't say I'm not a little nervous dropping such a big chunk on a training program. I am used to buying $10 and $20 WSO's. But I also know that with most programs, people aren't successful because they didn't fully apply themselves or didn't stick with it long enough, if the training program wasn't junk. If they said it would take 60 days or longer to start selling product daily, I would never have purchased it knowing I would be outside of the refund period before I knew if it was successful. And as I mentioned earlier, if it works which it certainly makes sense to me that it will, $3500 is a drop in the bucket. I will post again after the 30 days to let you guys know how it went and if I stayed with it. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
I will tell you some things I sell on Amazon: I have 1 product that I buy for 0.50 landed from china (meaning shipping and everything factored in) that I clear $1.85 (after all fees and COGS). The ONLY reason I sell it is because it sells reliably and consistently and why not? it's an extra few hundred a month and it costs nothing. I would not go LOOKING for another product like this, but it was something I already knew about. It's not private label but it doesn't matter (for now). I have 5 products I private label that I manufacture (not label an existing design but are made to my spec) therefore they truly really are exclusive (because of the nature of the design are copyright protected-- registered). I pay $5 landed and sell for $20 on Amazon. They are consistent sellers and I will be back up after replenishing inventory. Fees are 5.42 including FBA. I think the key is, and always will be, finding the right product opportunity. These particular price points, though, are the lowest. My normal selling price on amazon ranges from $36-$140. I could only go into selling something with a low profit if the cost was really really low. @tiger1: When they sold the course last year, it had research software as part of it. Does this new course include that research software (it was adobe air based and called Amazon Money Finder) Thanks! |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Malia, Thanks for that info. It was helpful to get input from someone who is already actively selling on Amazon. As far as the software goes, we don't have access to the software yet as they don't want us jumping ahead of schedule and not using it when we are supposed to for its intended purpose. We won't have access until halfway through the training after we have already set up our store, picked a product to sell, found a supplier and have it in our inventory, so the product selection software is obviously not going to be one of the tools. They are teaching us how to do that manually. I almost bought in to Matt's program last year and I do remember that product selection tool. Not sure what happened to it but since everything hinges first on choosing the right product, doing it manually with their guidance and instruction is definitely the way to go. As far as the mention of them using their tools to steal your information and promote your products themselves, I don't see that happening. The reason is because their tools only allow you to promote a specific product on Amazon and get it ranked well. They have no idea if that product is actually selling well as that information is not recorded or tracked in the tools. They would be taking a huge risk by just randomly selecting products that are in the system being promoted not knowing if they are selling at all. It would be like throwing darts at a board of products. They obviously are doing well choosing their own products to promote. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
I agree. For me, anyway, it all comes down to one question. "Where do I find hot in demand Products that can be Private Labeled and offer a huge margin?" Among all the Amazon Seller courses mentioned in this wonderful thread, aside from ASM (too expensive for $3500), which course is dynamite at not only TEACHING how to private label products but ALSO assists sellers in locating and sourcing such products? I am VERY interested in buying such a course. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
"As soon as we could get out of the deal, we did. The marketplace is an R&D facility for Amazon, where they look to see what's selling and then sell it directly," said former Circuit City executive Fiona Dias. Full story: http://seattletimes.com/html/busines...nseller18.html If Amazon can do that, why not others?:D |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? I saw the promotion for this too and was quite intrigued. But to ask $3,500 for just a few videos they presented, I found that to be ridiculous. So I went on Amazon and searched for a book that teaches FBA. I found 2 good books on kindle each costing under $5. One is "Amazing Amazon FBA Work From Home The Easy Way" and the other "Making a Great Living with Fulfillment by Amazon". The books are very informative and will give FBA a go. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
And it was all over a technicality not a violation (not submitting a data feed for product import because I had decided to just enter the products manually as over 90% of them were existing ASINs). Amazon's support is horrible. They do have phone support, mostly incompetent. I still sell on Amazon but it is not, and has never been, my only online sales channel. I still champion selling on Amazon, however caveat emptor |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? This was an affiliate link by Jim Cockrum awhile back about this guy selling this course: BE ONE OF THE FIRST TO BECOME A COUPON ENGINEER !!! Code: http://nanacast.com/vp/112004/25442/ Anyone has experience with this? |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? You are referring to Brett B. - one of our top students and now trainers! He has an entire outsourced operation going where he pays others to do extreme couponing for him and they send all the goods into Amazon FBA for insane profits virtually hands free. Google the phrase "brett $5000 bet jim cockrum interview" to find the interview I recently did with him on this topic. He actually won a $5,000 bet on my blog as well - it's a great story. I would give you the direct link to the interview, but I'm not sure if I'm allowed to link to stuff off of WF or not so I won't. You'll hear our recorded interview and learn more about his course etc. once you look it up. Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? So does anyone have any idea if this does cover how to get your private label products ranked highly in Amazon to compete with well known brands in the same category? Otherwise it would be tough. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? To all, Looking through all the comments posted so far, I would chose to see things in a different perspective. If what Matt and Jadon offered is overpriced and not worth any investment at all, and suppose it does not work, why do we not see all the previously purchased members (with the exception of 1 or 2) posting their negative feedback here? My thoughts: maybe most of the members are accustomed to buying lesser value products in the forum here. Hence, when a better or high value ticket product come along, the tendency to judge or degrade the products become second nature. Anyway, I am in no way affiliated to Matt and Jason. Just like to point out, if you really do have a product, concept or idea that are proven to earn US$300k, how much do you think is a fair price to offer to the market? Let's have an abundance mentality. Whether this product is overpriced or not, after the course of 8 weeks, believe all the purchased members will be the better people to judge. Till then, they will the best person to comment and leave any negative feedback here, if any. Regards Richard Cheah |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Hi I've got two PM's the last days about my progress and how the course is going. So here is my reply: The course is great so far. Both guys are great teachers and straight to the point. The community is really rocking. I've been with other great and paid for communities like the SEnuke Forum or the PPVplaybook Forum. This one is different and tops them all. They have system of giving Badges to us when we reach a certain milestone. Cool thing and really helps to keep everyone motivated. I can't really describe this and will let others chime in here. :) The Course: Week 1 was all about setting up the Amazon Account. It's very simple for US people to do but for the rest of us can be very tricky. They have a detailed video on how to setup up everything if you are from an non us country. Week 2 was all about "Picking your Profit-Making-Products". All 10 Videos are only 68 minutes to watch. They all have pretty good audio and are really making sense even for aliens like me. They suggest we go to the videos one by one, replicate what the show us and filter down to one product. That one product will be our main money maker. No need to pick 5, 10 or hundreds of products like other fba courses are teaching. Success and Motivation Here is a snippet from one thread I copied from the ASM Forum: ...I love reading Success Stories. They really inspire me and keep me motivated to getting things done. Regular people (often a lot younger than me) are crushing it. Here are a few Success Stories I found here in the forum. Mine is coming soon... Daniel 03.25.2013-09.55.02 - ChristophK's library Michelle 03.25.2013-10.01.37 - ChristophK's library Nabil 03.25.2013-10.03.01 - ChristophK's library ... ... The thread has more success stories but I don't want to disclose them all here. Chris P.S. If you missed the boat there may be a small chance to jump on board. I have a buddy who has done this a few days ago. Maybe it will work for you too. Goto the official site and send them an Mail that you missed the boat because of a vacation you had and had a huge backlog of mails to go through... yada yada |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? The testimonials certainly sound nice, but I know from experience that private labeling anything is not an inexpensive venture. Vitamin white labelers are a dime a dozen, and their heyday has passed (I'm not implying that that's all they are suggesting you private label, they are just the most commonplace). Buying other items direct from manufacturers in China? Possible, yes, but most have minimum orders and I've never had anything less than a couple thousand $. And they take about 30 days to reach you. Please continue to share as you deem appropriate. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Anyone know how to estimate sales if you get a product ranked in top 1k, top 100, top 10k, etc. for a category outside of books? Or anyone have any sample data? Thank you! |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? One Warrior contacted me via PM. Quote:
Hi xxx >I would like to ask you, in your honest opinion, is the course worth it? Yes, but we are only at week 3 of 8. There are some questions left unanswered right now. >Does it really spell things out for you and help you select the right kind of products to >sell and tell you exactly how to rank them so they sell? I've picked a product. Now I've contacted a few suppliers and also ordered my labels. In a few weeks we will see how it goes. >Would you spend your last $3500 on it? Probably not. You need a few hundreds or even thousands more to buy products. My first batch will cost around 3000+ shipping + customs. >Wondering if I'm better off figuring things out for myself rather and invest my last >dollars in buying some products that I think might sell well and then go from there. That might be a better Idea. You can start with selling things like books on Amazon. There is a course called PAC = The Proven Amazon Course that explains how to source cheap books and other things and sell them with Amazon FBA. If you are from the US that might be a good/better start. You only need limited funds for that method. I know of a guy who even sourced that course from a blackhat site and paid for the course after going through it. The Quality is really good to get your feed wet. All the best Christoph Amazing Selling Machine Week 3 In Module 3, you learn how to find suppliers for ANY product you want to create your own brand of. Then, you learn the key principles of label & packaging design that will set your product apart from your competition. Lastly, you do a quick setup of your Amazon product listing (you'll fully optimize it in Module 4) and you place your first small inventory order This week is pretty hard core stuff and the most difficult thing for me in this course til now. You have to source suppliers and then send an eMail to them. They are giving us no swipe file and for a foreigner like me it’s not that easy to write a professional sounding contact letter. Anyway, done that with some helpful people from the ASM forum, contacted a few suppliers and 50% of them have already replied. Two of them send me really good Information. You can source via google search or my personal tip: Use Alibaba.com. A lot of the suppliers I’ve found with the google search are way easier to find on Alibaba. More next week. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? I agree with your analysis. I ran the numbers on what they were telling us to do and came up with 20,000 Amazon products at most to make the first two criteria cuts. Then there are several other important factors which will knock that 20,000 down again. Now add a course with possibly 2,000 highly motivated people (having spent $3497) who are all looking for the ONE big money product, and how many of the 2000 will come up with one? Sure, out of 2000 starters, a few will land a big one, "proving" the course. But I doubt that even 20 will land a big one, and that's less than 1%. A post above mentioned that some beta testers did very well. I've not seen one single mention about the percentage of people in the beta test who even made back their investment. If it were my course, I would be recognizing the success of those who performed well. Sometimes the lack of evidence is evidence itself. Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? I may call you. Obviously $3500 would be 7 months of tuition, and by then even someone as thick as me should be able to learn it. Does that $500 include room and board? Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Dear Jim, In the movie It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Jonathan Winters made an observation about businessmen. Being a young tyke when I first saw that, I believed it to be pretty much true. Now you come along and break the mold with your attitude and ethics. Kudos to you, but now what happens to my view of how the world operates? Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Thanks for your post. It reminded me of a discussion about "xcensoredx" I heard in the course - my jaw hit the floor, as I had already thought about your points from paragraph 5 on. Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? You don't even have to use the tools. There is a glossy "merit" badge program, and to qualify for each step (so far - products and suppliers), you have to give them the information that you have found to "prove" that you have done the work. So, whether they intend to use it or not, the ASM creators get access to research done by many hundreds of people. Now - as those people are mostly newbies - is their research of any value? That's another question. Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? I want to thank everyone who has posted on this thread. Reading through all these posts has been very cathartic for me, and has helped bring some of my thoughts and experiences into sharper focus. Perhaps I may return shortly to share some of those thoughts and experiences here. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
:) |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? HI All There will be a paid upgrade for the Proven Amazon Course from Jim Cockrum. It's only for Members of the PAC and only available for a few days for a massive discount. If you ever thought of buying the PAC, then NOW is the time. Here is only one snippet of the promotion: You get access to: How to grow your selling on Amazon business from $5,000 a month to $50,000 a month - a complete system of outsourcing the work, finding profitable inventory & managing cash flow Looks like Jim has enhanced his course by adding some stuff out of what ASM teaches us. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
Chris |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
hope that helps andy |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Hi I don't have the AMM course. Matt says, that in the AMM he teaches a few strategies including Kindle ebooks. Now he concentrates on one successful strategy only. That new strategy has nothing (almost) to do with the Kindle anymore. Did you read this post: http://www.warriorforum.com/internet...ml#post7918147 There is a link to Daniels Success story. Daniel is a former AMM Member and he just gave us an update on his story last Thursday. He has 11 products online now. He's selling around $10.000 a Day, the best Day last week was $12.000+ His net is around 60% from that. Chris P.S. I will not give you anymore updates in this thread in the next weeks. Have to work hard on my business :) Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Ok, so as promised, here is my review after 30 days in the program: The training, content and support have been outstanding in my opinion. They were very detailed and actually moved a little slower than I would have preferred, but I understand some people are brand new to business and need that. I have set up my store, chosen my first 3 products to launch, found a supplier and have placed my first inventory order for my first product. It honestly takes about a month to get to this point so it's not really feasible to say that the 30 day refund policy covers you long enough to see if it really is going to work for you. However, there have been a few students that have product in inventory and are already making daily sales on Amazon. But we have just started on the promotion and ranking sections of the training and won't see the fruits of those efforts for a few weeks most likely. With that said, I do see a lot of potential here based on the data and the facts that I have been able to obtain as well as my experience in retail and IM. The program just makes sense from a business standpoint and if you follow the training, your product listing is far superior to 95% of all the other products on Amazon, which in turn will be more attractive to the buyer and convert higher. I have been tracking the daily sales volume of the 3 products I will be selling on Amazon. Based on the volume they are selling, and I'm not using top ranked products, just average ones, if I just get them ranked equally as the final 30 days promises to show us, my projections have me profiting around $9000 per month. If I achieve a top ranking for each, this number would be significantly higher. The only catch so far is you do need some capital to really be successful at this. Not a fortune but I would say you need at least $1-2K on top of the training cost and I'm sure that leaves a lot of people out. The old saying that it takes money to make money really does apply here. Of course, all of this is mostly my opinion and speculation at this point so I'm not sure what that is worth, although I have been in retail for over 15 years. I will post again at the end of the 30 days and let you guys know how it worked out. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? In fact, I have my own physical product. It is one of kind handcrafted art (not drawing, it is physical product). I just have 2 concerns: 1. My product is unique. Don't have popular keywords associated the product. So keywords become issues to rank the product 2. It need to be dedicate shipping. Just want to be shipped, then customers complain broken or twisted or whatever, then bad outcomes. Hope I can get over these concerns and start to sell my items in Amazon. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? @sharitchritin It's the one mistake a lot of people make, taking their product and try to rank and sell. Do it the other way around. Look what is selling well on Amazon, find a product with Private Label Potential. (Hint you can't clone the Kindle or iPhone but find your own yoga mat) Get that product under your own label and promote and sell that. Bang. Chris |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
The market saturation issue was my primary concern for quite some time as well. But after seeing how many opportunities there are on Amazon, I can't see how it would ever be an issue. If you are in the top 1000-2000 in a product category, you are doing ok. So with dozens of categories, I don't see the market saturation issue coming into play. I would shy away from the product you mentioned. It sounds like it is difficult to ship, very fragile with a high potential for damage (hence customer complaints in the form of bad reviews) and there is no demand for it. Chris WF was spot on. Don't try to reinvent the wheel. It is a lot like IM or SEO, try to find something that already has demand and little competition and go after it. You have to spend some time looking but the product opportunities are definitely out there. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? One more clarification on something I mentioned in my 30 day review. I said that in my opinion you need at least 1-2K on top of the cost of the course to really be successful. What I meant was to be successful quickly you need that kind of cash. You could probably get started with around $200-$300 and still make it work but it would just take you much longer because you would have to wait until the product sells, reinvest and keep doing that over and over until you had enough capital to carry a larger inventory that would make serious profits. But you would eventually get there. It would just take some time and patience. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
Yup, you need more than 30 minutes to find a good one. Chris |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Thanks to everyone who has contributed their reviews on this thread based on actual experience and verified facts. What I find is that all to often certain opportunities can become misrepresented on threads by (well meaning) people posting their personal opinions and beliefs about a new opportunity rather then posting what they actually know from their experience. |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? I've thought about trying this before but have had concerns about 'creating my own product' and the support / liability part of it with my own brand. I would probably try to pick products where liability was not as much of an issue but what about some type of warranty or is this a non issue for basic products? |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? I don't recall where I heard about "rank higher" in the Amazon listing, if you used FBA (fulfillment-by-amazon) instead of self fulfillment. Is it true? |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? There are so many red flags about this program it's like independence day in Moscow |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
Don't expect to be successful doing this unless you are prepared to put a lot of time and effort into it, and you really need a couple of extra $thousand to have any real chance of getting started, although some have claimed they started with less and have done well In my opinion at least 75% of the real value in this course was given away in the free pre-sales material, a lot of the course was just fluff and filler and things you could pretty much work out for yourself with a little bit of effort |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? I think the real question we have to be asking is this..... not everyone is going to be lucky and rank a product on the first position or even page of amazon's results. So if you finally do the work and get your product into Amazons FBA system, what sort of sales can you expect? The ASM guys claimed in the webinars that even having one item way down the results list would equate to profits of around $70,000 per year. When you consider the average profit on these sorts of items is between $10-20 then by calculation you would have to be selling 15-20 items a day to make 70k. So the question is, how realistic is it to sell 15-20 items per day of a product that is way down the list in Amazon search results? We all know that being in position 30+ in Google means you are dead. Is it different with Amazon? |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Had a few pm about selling my membership to asm thanks but no thanks. Yes the course is not very good and fails to exsplain extra costs ect but the reasen i wont sell is that the forum they have is fantastic way better than the 8 modules |
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Quote:
|
Re: Any experiance with Amazon Selling Machine by Matt Clark? Some Info from the ASM course: - Over 1600 members signed up - 87% stayed til the end - First success stories coming in - Finally UPS is delivering my products to an Amazon Warehouse. Tracking says Today :) - There is a live event in two weeks. Only course members are allowed. 700+ will come This model works. Forget the negative People here in the forum. They are probably from the 13% refunders group. Back to work. Have some promotions to do. Chris P.S. If you are from the US, then go with Jim Cockrums PAC (Proven Amazon Course) for now. You will learn the FBA part very well and will be ready when the ASM course (or a follow up) will come along in the future (next year?). |
All times are GMT -6. The time now is 05:54 AM. |