Anyone know of high-quality, legitimate info products teaching selling on Amazon.com?

Actually, I'm not looking to learn about their affiliate/associates program, but rather learning how to effectively and profitably become an actual seller of products on the site, ideally private label stuff.

Thanks guys!

Thanks David!

Is there a specific course that you'd recommend?

Hi dorono,

A legitimate course that has received great reviews and has some of the top Amazon "gurus" in it is the Proven Amazon Course. (Proven Amazon Course - brought to you by Jim Cockrum of MySilentTeam.com - not an affiliate link)

It's pricey, but it sounds like what you're looking for.

If you are just getting started, you need to verify that your product is not already in the Amazon catalog, which it sounds like yours aren't, since they are your own products.

Then, there are a few details you'll need to figure out, BEFORE you list your items, like where to get UPC codes for your products. (you can Google that)

The rest is actually pretty simple, you are basically filling out a listing form and answering questions about your product.

It really is not difficult listing / selling on Amazon, and they provide great tutorials for each step of the process, but if you want an advanced course, (which includes info on Amazon's FBA program) I would say check into that Proven Amazon Course.

Dave

I know a fellow who sells furniture on Amazon who really knows all the ins and outs. I was actually going to try to nail him down to build an info product around him.

Is your plan to do FBA? Do you have any competitive angles?

I think the key is listing you product everywhere you can list it. Including buying and setting up multiple UPC symbols to set up the same product in multiple ways. Finding all the current listings for your product and listing it with all of them.

I also think there is a way to control or only get good reviews but I don't know the ins and outs. Maybe its by only sending requests for reviews to very happy customers..I also think with FBA there is a way to set rules to adjust your pricing based on the competition and their inventory.

I would be glad to reach out to him to ask what he would charge to train someone in privately if you would like. I am pretty sure he sells millions and much of it on Amazon.
I just ran some searches for his brands on Amazon and it seems that he does alot of Amazon Ads driving people to his website...

I would say the best advice though is to learn the hard way and just start selling, and you'll figure it out as you go, Make sure to go the extra mile (throw a small free gift like a box of mike and ikes in your shipped orders and a handwritten thank you for your business note, and other small gestures to win your customers hearts... and maybe run some searches about optimizing for Amazon Search, and targeting Niches that many amazon affiliate are promoting... I would run some google searches and see which amazon pages and products are ranking well, and try to sell those products...

I would also encourage you to sell for really cheap before you build a reputation to get the first 5-10 reviews, and once you have a few positive reviews, than raise your prices to where they belong relative to your competitors and their rankings, and test, test, test!!!!

Stick to the fundamentals of all marketing and you should do just fine...

Yeah. this seems like the book to get, thanks Max!