Amazon FBA mentor or business partner

[Inca]

Someone here who can help me with Amazon FBA?
I am at the stage of selecting the suppliers, but just i dont feel confident enough to do myself alone without making any mistake.
I would need the someone who can direct me from this stage till my products are online ready to sell it.
I will appreciate your help

 

[lavster]

FBA really isnt that complicated, find out how much your item costs, fill in the FBA calculator (don't forget to add VAT)
create your listings and post them off to amazon

 

[Inca]

could you help me then please
super771 at live.co.uk

 

[MBE2017]

OP, you simply need to understand there are no guarantees in life, just because a product has sold well in the past does not mean it will do so in the future. Good research helps to minimise risks, but if it was easy everyone would be doing it.

If you have little confidence maybe it is not the right time for you.

 

[Mr D]

Someone here who can help me with Amazon FBA?
I am at the stage of selecting the suppliers, but just i dont feel confident enough to do myself alone without making any mistake.
I would need the someone who can direct me from this stage till my products are online ready to sell it.
I will appreciate your help

Accept you will make mistakes.
I've been selling on amazon for years and still make mistakes.

The trick is to minimise mistakes and take action on them.

Rather than buying 10,000 of an item buy less - and send just a couple of months worth to amazon at any one time.

Make sure you have ordered from legitimate sources, if a buyer (or competitor) complains that your item is fake then you need to be able to prove you purchased from authorised sources.
And make sure you can sell the item on amazon. Some stuff the company selling you the product will complain to amazon.

 

[Pish_Pash]

The kind of folks who are doing FBA are mainly small time operators...I doubt many of these have enough free time to consider mentoring anyone ...my own view is that having a mentor is a tad wussy - pull on a Nike T-Shirt & just do it (we all did) ...wing it, work it all out as you go along. Remember Richard Branson's mantra "always say yes, then figure out how to do it afterwards".