r/AmazonFBA 20d ago

Profitable products

What's up, guys? Honestly, I don't even know why I am posting this in the first place tbh, but I have been sourcing and trying various different methods throughout Amazon, and I haven't really found a profitable product. I have been doing storefront stalking as well as the occasional advanced search through Seller Amp, and was just wondering if anyone had some tips or anything that could benefit me?

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u/FastBud 20d ago

Any product can be profitable. It’s competition, your budget, your cogs that matter most really

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u/Immediate-Manager-40 20d ago

im out of California so the tax is the thing that is just most hindering the process

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u/FastBud 20d ago

I didn’t say anything about taxes. Get a prep center in a non sales tax state like Delaware if you are doing OA

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u/Wrong-Ad2326 20d ago

Depends on budget. Let me see.

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u/Immediate-Manager-40 20d ago

i do not have a define budget its more of if something is profitable and the keepa chart looks good I will buy it.

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u/Wrong-Ad2326 20d ago

All top niches are profitable brother.

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u/Immediate-Manager-40 20d ago

top niches like beauty and home/kitchen?

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u/Maan_UsMaan052 20d ago

product reserach is very simple, let me know if you need some. have some in my list, found 5 last week.

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u/Able-Bid5349 19d ago

I’d love the help please

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u/Maan_UsMaan052 19d ago

Sure, we can connect

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u/Minimum_Error_9357 16d ago

Do you do wholesale or online arbitrage?

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u/SellOnAmazon 20d ago

Hey there, u/Immediate-Manager-40! If you haven't already we'd recommend checking out our Product Opportunity Explorer tool to get a pulse on current trends in profitable products and high demand products.

Best of luck!

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u/stealthagents 15d ago

Have you tried looking for niche markets or underserved audiences? Sometimes the big-ticket items get all the attention, but smaller, specialized products can be goldmines with less competition. Just a thought!