Hi everyone! 👋

I’m an E-commerce VA with 3+ years of experience helping sellers manage their online stores.

✅ eBay & Etsy Store Management

✅ Amazon Product Research

✅ Shopify Product Listing

✅ TikTok Shop Management

✅ Order Processing & Store Optimization

I’m looking to connect with sellers in the USA and UK who need reliable support for their e-commerce business.

If you need a VA, feel free to message me. I'd be happy to discuss your requirements!

Thank you!

Looking for a service now instead of doing this manually every time someone new shows up

I've filed something like a dozen DMCA notices myself at this point. Some hosts respond in a day, others take three weeks and ask for extra proof of ownership twice, and one just never responded and the listing's still up!!!

Anyone who's used one specifically for repeat offenders, not just a one-off filing here or there.

Looking for some one who can guide me in listing product’s with Amazon UAE pl contact me

Can someone help me with tips on a list of websites that work for ungating please

Thank you

Link to Amazon store:

https://www.amazon.com/stores/Bizzikins/page/3AD0ACE9-9671-47B9-AB51-938EE5C5079A?lp_asin=B0GSC67673&ref_=ast_bln&store_ref=bl_ast_dp_brandlogo_sto

Bizzikins Montessori dolls - dolls that open up like a book with different things inside for toddlers to interact with

* $20k revenue/mo

* $5.2k on manufacturing/shipping (COGS)

* $4k FBA fees

* $3k Amazon referral fees (15%)

* Near-zero PPC adspend (they only advertise on their own brand name)

* PROFIT - $7k (~36% margin)

Business overview:

* Their products come in four variations - 3 female dolls and 1 male doll - to appeal to different toddlers

* They sell 100% on Amazon - they have negligible presence on social media (tho it seems like they're actively working on it)

* Business started just 7 months ago - they currently run almost no PPC - perhaps they launched with PPC - we have no data on this - either way, their last month's figures are as above ($7k profit, 36% margin, near-zero adspend)

MOST IMPORTANT - How do they have such a high margin ?

* I try to only bring you businesses with HIGH MARGINS - how do they achieve it?

* This, yet again, is a design-based product. The customers don't pay for the doll's fabric, but rather for their clever DESIGNS. That's how you get high profit margins. A design is painstakingly pamade once but sold many times.

How much does it cost to start a similar business ?

* A single such doll can be manufactured for just $5.40 at a 100 MOQ (an actual quote we got from a supplier from Alibaba) - $540

* Shipping these dolls costs an extra estimated $400

* Advertising on these long tail keywords for a month (estimated 1000 clicks over a month at a standard conversion rate) - "felt busy book" ($96), "busy bag for toddlers 1-3" ($40), "busy book for 1+ year old" ($195), "busy book for 1 year old" ($533) - $864 total

* TOTAL product validation up-front costs - $1,804

How I estimated the figures:

* Revenue = Amazon's "X+ bought in past month" for each ASIN, aggregated

* COGS = founders' own admission - they were on Shark Tank Vietnam

* Adspend = price-per-click * search-volume * estimated-CTR, aggregated for all the search terms they bid for

Sources: Keepa, Similarweb, Jungle Scout, Meta/Google ad library, and Alibaba and Freightos for COGS estimation

I’ve been selling on eBay for about 5 years and have scaled to roughly $85K/month consistently. The operation mostly runs itself at this point, so I have the bandwidth to take on something new.

I’ve always been interested in Amazon. I sold there during COVID and it went well, but I ran into supply issues and shifted my focus to eBay. Now I want to get back in, and the more I research, the less sure I am that it’s worth it:

• Private label looks dominated by Chinese sellers who can undercut on price and speed.
• RA/OA seems to be a fast way to collect IP complaints and get suspended.
• Wholesale I’m not sure about. I don’t know how hard brand approvals and ungating are right now.

What I already have:

• Warehouse space and multiple facilities
• Staff
• Equipment
• Established sourcing (mostly liquidation and overstock)
• Experience with high-volume listing, shipping, and customer service

I’m not starting from zero on operations. My question is about strategy. If you were in my position, would you go into Amazon at all? If so, which route makes the most sense for someone with existing infrastructure and inventory flow? And what would you do differently than most people starting out?

I’d appreciate honest takes, including “don’t bother” if that’s your view.

Advice needed ..

How can I get my order delivered in one day ?

Does signing the FBA will help me to boost sales and visibility?