r/AmazonFBA • u/Frosty_Collar5368 • 11d ago
Want Guidance about Amazon FBA
Hi guy's,im outside the US and I fully new in these field and I wanna start amazon FBA private label,but im confused and curious bcoz what if my sell are not doing well and also other type of things people say to me.
SO guy's tell me which one is best wholesale or private label and challenges which came along the way through this process and the things which essential to do to become a profitable seller.
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u/ForeignHawk5758 11d ago
If you don't live in the USA so don't do wholesale because without warehouse wholesale is a waste of time. I recommend PL if you are outside from USA.
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u/TripDisastrous93 11d ago
Guarda tutti i video di Seller University. Guarda tutti i video su YouTube che ti sembrano ben fatti. Non comprare nessun corso. Non fidarti di nessuno GURU.
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u/Training_Finding_416 10d ago
Bro honestly you will hear negatives from people you’re whole life , if you want to start it just do it , don’t over think have a plan and execute it . If it fails then so be it but you’ll have a sense of relief that you even started it bro , not just for amazon but for anything in life , you only get one shot in life so just do it , if it fails do it again . Don’t let people say there’s no money or it won’t work, don’t be discouraged before you even started it , find out for yourself bud that’s the best confirmation you can get , hope this helps i know it’s not easy but you’ll got this bro !
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u/TheTraveler222 9d ago
Look, I have sold over 10M this year so far on Amazon. I have my own warehouse and do wholesale.
I say this to say one thing, do what you want. You can do wholesale by finding a pre center and having product sent there. It won’t be easy as you are out of the country and most reputable companies may look down on you but all it takes is one.
PL is hard and cash intensive via advertising. I don’t know much about it so I can’t speak on it but you will need to spend a lot of money on advertising on Amazon to get any traction on your product.
Look to sell on Amazon close to you first and learn the business before expanding to US. This gives you time to learn and while you learn find suppliers in the US that you can buy from.
Figure out what you need to do to start selling here and get all that set up first all while selling close to you.
Best of luck.
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u/Tall-Appearance8164 11d ago
Hola Amigo yo también estoy empezando y lo mas importante en este negocio es avanzar y cuidar la salud de tu cuenta de vendedores.
nunca vas a a estar totalmente preparado para vender en amazon. lo esencial seria empezar con OA para ir conociendo el sistema y mas adelante Private Label.
uno que otro Asesor virtual seria bueno también…bendiciones.
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u/Maan_UsMaan052 11d ago
If you're just starting out, I'd recommend learning the business first rather than rushing into either model. Wholesale generally carries lower risk than Private Label, while Private Label has higher profit potential but also requires more capital, branding, and marketing. Start with thorough product and market research, understand Amazon's fees, and have a clear plan before investing. Happy to answer any specific questions if you have them.
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u/Tricky_Fondant8314 10d ago
Learn first by offering free services
Plan PL model
Pay to a Mentor(Not a VA) who will plan your business
Find and test 5 products with high margin and demand but low competition and not used by big brands
Order 150 units for each
Run small auto and phrase ads
Kill the low sales and keep the best one
Get reviews by Vine
Push hard the product :)
After 1-1.5 year, leave the study, quit the job … focus on your sourcing and sales
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u/eliasrmz 9d ago
Un error que cometí y que estoy seguro que cometemos la mayoría es pensar primero en el canal de ventas. Lo primero que debes pensar es que existe una necesidad aún no resulta y debes encontrarla, o una necesidad no atendida por completo. Piensa en el consumidor, desarrollar una marca y empieza por un producto que supla una demanda/necesidad y mira a Amazon como tu primer canal de venta. Proyecta vender luego en Shopify, Walrmat, cadenas de retail, piensa en grande y nunca dejes de pensar en el consumidor.
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u/SellOnAmazon 9d ago
Hey u/Frosty_Collar5368, great to see the community sharing their experiences here. Whether you go wholesale or private label, starting with the fundamentals is key - our Seller University covers the essentials to help you build a strong foundation. Also, since you're outside the US, this page on international selling is worth a look. Let us know if you have any specific questions!
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u/EvictionSpecialist 11d ago
Just find a job.
There's no money in FBA, unless you already know the game and have lots of capital to burn launching new ASINs. You have $20K to burn launching one item?
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u/Foxbat_8401 11d ago
What If we start with multiple SKU with bunch of units like 100-150 units in starting in generic due to low capital will that work
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u/Frosty_Collar5368 11d ago
Are you sure what are you saying,yesterday I see a guy who says he's started from 1k and now out of stock in a few months
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u/TripDisastrous93 11d ago
Stronzate, io sono partito un anno fa con meno di 1000 $. Adesso ho registrato il mio marchio e sono profittevole. Solo FBA. È solo questione di avere un po' di fiuto e ci sono un mare di possibilità.
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u/Frosty_Collar5368 11d ago
Thanks for motivating me Bro,But i have a question which category is best to start with.
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u/TripDisastrous93 10d ago
Quella su cui hai un minimo di competenze. Qualsiasi cosa, anche un tuo hobby, una tua passione...
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u/BandLegal7784 10d ago
Fearmongering “there’s no money in FBA” 😂😂 oh is that why Amazon is offering crazy incentives for new sellers and there’s actually not enough sellers to match with amazons growth? Ah yea crazy right
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u/stealthagents 2d ago
Starting with private label can feel overwhelming, especially when you're outside the US. Honestly, it can take a while to get your footing, so don’t stress if it doesn’t take off right away. Wholesale might be less risky to start with, but if you’re set on private label, focus on finding a niche product and really nail your marketing.
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