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Been working for you, all night! 🏆
I’ve been backstage cooking up ! Get ready for updated instructional video’s and game plans for my small and big businesses who are looking to grow! 🏆😉
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New comment Jul 21
Been working for you, all night! 🏆
let’s get this train rolling 🚂 I’m back
How’s everyone’s Amazon FBA journey going? Any exciting updates or tough spots you’ve encountered? Let’s keep our momentum going strong! 📈🍽️💰
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@Eric Corral I’m going to be dropping some videos in the classroom on this shortly, I see this is what people have the most trouble with
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@Christina Bunch started spending 5,000 in one click instead
Legos
What’s a good website to find legos on discount to actually make profit
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New comment Jun 29
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Walmart brother
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@Julio Alvarado online brother, that way you can spend more money, faster
Liquidation
Hey, so general question what’s something that would make you consider liquidating some inventory that is with Amazon fba?
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2 likes • Jun 27
There are several reasons you might consider liquidating inventory with Amazon FBA: 1. **Slow-Moving Inventory:** If certain products are not selling as expected and are sitting in the warehouse for an extended period, liquidating them can help free up space and capital. 2. **High Storage Fees:** Amazon charges long-term storage fees for items that remain in their warehouses for over a year. To avoid these fees, it might be more cost-effective to liquidate the inventory. 3. **Product Obsolescence:** If you have products that are becoming obsolete or outdated, it may be wise to liquidate them before they lose value entirely. 4. **Seasonal Products:** For seasonal items, once the peak selling season is over, it might be beneficial to liquidate remaining stock rather than holding onto it until the next season. 5. **Product Returns and Damage:** Sometimes, returned or damaged products can accumulate, and liquidating them might be a practical solution. 6. **Poor Sales Performance:** If certain products consistently perform poorly in terms of sales, liquidating them can help cut losses and focus on better-performing items. 7. **Upcoming Product Launch:** If you plan to introduce new products and need to clear space or capital, liquidating old inventory can be a strategic move. 8. **Inventory Mismanagement:** Mistakes in inventory forecasting or purchasing can lead to overstock. Liquidation can help correct such errors and balance inventory levels. 9. **Brand or Strategy Changes:** If you decide to shift your business focus or rebrand, liquidating old inventory can help align with your new strategy. 10. **Cash Flow Needs:** In cases where immediate cash flow is required, liquidating inventory can provide a quick influx of funds.
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@Fba Tee what did you need help with, I’m I’m back
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@Crystal Green @Carlos Martinez got you guys🙏 🙌💰
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Entrepreneur from Florida for the past 5-8 years.Full time into Amazon FBA. Did $40,000 a month in January and on track to scale to 50-100k months

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