If you want to grow and scale your business you are going to need some help. It doesn’t have to be expensive to get virtual staff to do some of the main admin tasks. We cover the top 7 tips for outsourcing key tasks related to your Amazon business.
You can outsource everything from your images, copy, accounting to customer service emails – freeing up your time to grow the business or just have more time for yourself.
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In this article we cover the biggest mistakes sellers make doing business on Amazon.
#1 Too Little Effort and Time
Whether you’re starting with $1000 or $100,000, the only way to win is to do everything possible to optimize your products, systems and business. The number one mistake sellers make is not putting enough time and effort into their business.
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Descriptions form a key part of your Amazon product listing page. In this article we are going to cover the top 7 tips for writing a great Amazon product description.
Tip 1 Use The Space
The description lets you go into more detail about your product. You can use 1000 or more characters here and fully describe every feature. Not everyone will read your description, but you can be sure that if an interested customer is reading it they’ll want to know more about your product.
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We are going to cover different strategies on how you can lower your cost of goods. Every $1 you save is an extra $1 of profit margin.
In this article we are going to cover some of the main ways in which you can improve your overall Amazon performance for a specific product.
Amazon uses many factors in its ranking algorithm, including the amount of refunds, so by applying these techniques you will not only perform better, make more profit, but your rank should also improve over time.
In this article we cover the top 5 ways to boost your Amazon profits.
The simplest way to increase your profits is simply to increase how much your product sells for. Sometimes an increased price will result in a drop in sales. But often it can have the opposite effect and lead to more sales.
Why?