[tjmiller]

Hello, fellow Warriors,


Amazon Selling Machine(Price $3500 or 4 X $997) is a good course. I bought it, and am not dissatisfied. But it is expensive, and it's no longer available. ASM covers the private labeling method of Amazon FBA exclusively.


Proven Amazon Course (Price about $247 or sometimes a bit less with a discount) is also a good course, so I hear. I have not bought that one, although I know many people who have and have done well with it. It is available, and it covers the retail arbitrage method of Amazon FBA.


Then there is this one...

Amazing Amazon Genie: FBA

The Amazing Amazon Genie: FBA (Regular price $47/ Introductory price only $27) is a 139-page ebook and a set of worksheets/checklists by Dennis Becker. Dennis has been called "The People's Champion" by those who know him well, and that couldn't be more accurate. He cares about helping and he cares about your success, and it shows in every word he writes, and every course he creates. (AND in the extremely low prices he charges!)


"The Genie" covers:

• Selling Things You Already Have
• Retail Arbitrage
• Private Labeling

Because ALL METHODS are covered, you can start with an investment of $0 and work up to buying inventory once you earn the funds to do so.


BONUS! - Group coaching has now been added to the course. See the sales page for details!



This is priced so that everybody can afford it, so you can get started selling on Amazon without spending a fortune!

Get Your Amazon Genie Here

[tjmiller]

Frequent Questions:


Q: How long will it take to see income from the FBA program?

A: That's hard to even guess, it could be almost immediately, once your products are available from the Amazon warehouse, but first you have to enter your bank account information in your Amazon Seller Central account. Once you do that, Amazon pays you every 14 days if you've made sales. You can actually ask for quicker payments if necessary.

The main factor is how quickly you have your products available at Amazon. Obviously that depends on what kind of FBA selling you do. If you send items you already own, you will be up and running much more quickly than if you have to source products, and even more quickly than if you have to prepare for private labeling.

If you're in a hurry for income, I suggest you start with sending items you already own and move up from there.




Q: Can I do this in my state or country?

A: For the U.S., yes, in all states. You don't have to worry about the fact that Amazon doesn't accept affiliates from all states, because this isn't an affiliate arrangement.

For other countries...

If you're outside the U.S., and want to do retail arbitrage, you need to consider the costs of shipping your merchandise to Amazon. It can be done, it's just more expensive.

If you're outside the U.S. and want to do private labeling, there's no restriction. Your supplier can ship directly to Amazon, or if you order from China, you just need to find someone in the U.S. to receive the merchandise, and then have the products shipped to the Amazon warehouses. You'll possibly need to set up a special account to receive your profits, in order to comply with U.S. tax laws, but that's fairly straight forward.




Q: Will your book help me if I've already bought a more expensive course on FBA?

A: I know many people who are actually in the more expensive courses, (namely ASM and PAC) and they are loving this book. Like everything Dennis Becker does, it is laid out in a thoughtful, logical way. Also, it covers all of the methods of Amazon selling so it fills in some of the gaps that even the big courses can have.




Q: If this book is so great, why is it priced so low?

A: This has actually been the topic of much discussion among Dennis' friends and colleagues. Many have told him it was too low, but he would rather be able to help more people. He could easily price it at $97, and it would be more in keeping with the value of the content. At that price it would still me much, much more affordable than anything else on the topic. But there would be people who still wouldn't be able to afford it, and those are probably the ones who need it most!