I have been selling on Amazon for just over a Month now, Basic drop shipping practices, no late deliveries and dispatching almost immediately. It's all so much work and fair play to everyone on here! it's not as easy as it looks and takes a lot of effort. Genuinely hope for everyone out there that this all works out for you! i have done £3.5k in Sales in 33 Days, It may seem like alot but i genuinely want to know if thats good? I aim for 30-40% profit and i'm wondering if there's anything else i can do? orders have gotten slow after Christmas, usually only £50 a day! Any tips?
I have been selling on Amazon for just over a Month now, Basic drop shipping practices, no late deliveries and dispatching almost immediately. It's all so much work and fair play to everyone on here! it's not as easy as it looks and takes a lot of effort. Genuinely hope for everyone out there that this all works out for you! i have done £3.5k in Sales in 33 Days, It may seem like alot but i genuinely want to know if thats good? I aim for 30-40% profit and i'm wondering if there's anything else i can do? orders have gotten slow after Christmas, usually only £50 a day! Any tips?
To keep your account healthy make sure you follow Amazon's dropshipping rules. Sarah, one of the moderators posted this thread a while ago which may help:
https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/seller-forums/discussions/t/f16c7a0f-5bfe-43ac-807e-59a5e5fbbc9c
Orders will slow down after Christmas for items which are seasonal or are typically used as gifts, try selling something people need in cold weather at this time of year or things they need all year round.
The best advice i can give you is to take a look at all your listings and make sure the brand matches the invoices you have for your products.
Almost all your listings are private label listings where there would typically only be one seller - the brand owner. Selling on those listings without matching invoices is a recipe for disaster and could mean you struggle to make it to month two.
"Selling on Amazon Gives me Hope."
That's nice, it gives me indigestion...
"Selling on Amazon Gives me Hope."
Is someone gonna tell him...
”I remember my first beer”
You are pooping rainbows at the moment but soon it will get hard you will get unjustified complaints etc.
Most dropshippers don’t make it past the first 3 months so just stay hot on the policies.
£3.5k is not much. But for your first 30 days is good. Christmas this year you should be doing that in 2-3 days.
Once you get to about £10-£20k Amazon will tell you to register as a business and provide a vat number
I have been selling on Amazon for just over a Month now, Basic drop shipping practices, no late deliveries and dispatching almost immediately. It's all so much work and fair play to everyone on here! it's not as easy as it looks and takes a lot of effort. Genuinely hope for everyone out there that this all works out for you! i have done £3.5k in Sales in 33 Days, It may seem like alot but i genuinely want to know if thats good? I aim for 30-40% profit and i'm wondering if there's anything else i can do? orders have gotten slow after Christmas, usually only £50 a day! Any tips?
I have been selling on Amazon for just over a Month now, Basic drop shipping practices, no late deliveries and dispatching almost immediately. It's all so much work and fair play to everyone on here! it's not as easy as it looks and takes a lot of effort. Genuinely hope for everyone out there that this all works out for you! i have done £3.5k in Sales in 33 Days, It may seem like alot but i genuinely want to know if thats good? I aim for 30-40% profit and i'm wondering if there's anything else i can do? orders have gotten slow after Christmas, usually only £50 a day! Any tips?
I have been selling on Amazon for just over a Month now, Basic drop shipping practices, no late deliveries and dispatching almost immediately. It's all so much work and fair play to everyone on here! it's not as easy as it looks and takes a lot of effort. Genuinely hope for everyone out there that this all works out for you! i have done £3.5k in Sales in 33 Days, It may seem like alot but i genuinely want to know if thats good? I aim for 30-40% profit and i'm wondering if there's anything else i can do? orders have gotten slow after Christmas, usually only £50 a day! Any tips?
To keep your account healthy make sure you follow Amazon's dropshipping rules. Sarah, one of the moderators posted this thread a while ago which may help:
https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/seller-forums/discussions/t/f16c7a0f-5bfe-43ac-807e-59a5e5fbbc9c
Orders will slow down after Christmas for items which are seasonal or are typically used as gifts, try selling something people need in cold weather at this time of year or things they need all year round.
The best advice i can give you is to take a look at all your listings and make sure the brand matches the invoices you have for your products.
Almost all your listings are private label listings where there would typically only be one seller - the brand owner. Selling on those listings without matching invoices is a recipe for disaster and could mean you struggle to make it to month two.
"Selling on Amazon Gives me Hope."
That's nice, it gives me indigestion...
"Selling on Amazon Gives me Hope."
Is someone gonna tell him...
”I remember my first beer”
You are pooping rainbows at the moment but soon it will get hard you will get unjustified complaints etc.
Most dropshippers don’t make it past the first 3 months so just stay hot on the policies.
£3.5k is not much. But for your first 30 days is good. Christmas this year you should be doing that in 2-3 days.
Once you get to about £10-£20k Amazon will tell you to register as a business and provide a vat number
To keep your account healthy make sure you follow Amazon's dropshipping rules. Sarah, one of the moderators posted this thread a while ago which may help:
https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/seller-forums/discussions/t/f16c7a0f-5bfe-43ac-807e-59a5e5fbbc9c
Orders will slow down after Christmas for items which are seasonal or are typically used as gifts, try selling something people need in cold weather at this time of year or things they need all year round.
To keep your account healthy make sure you follow Amazon's dropshipping rules. Sarah, one of the moderators posted this thread a while ago which may help:
https://sellercentral.amazon.co.uk/seller-forums/discussions/t/f16c7a0f-5bfe-43ac-807e-59a5e5fbbc9c
Orders will slow down after Christmas for items which are seasonal or are typically used as gifts, try selling something people need in cold weather at this time of year or things they need all year round.
The best advice i can give you is to take a look at all your listings and make sure the brand matches the invoices you have for your products.
Almost all your listings are private label listings where there would typically only be one seller - the brand owner. Selling on those listings without matching invoices is a recipe for disaster and could mean you struggle to make it to month two.
The best advice i can give you is to take a look at all your listings and make sure the brand matches the invoices you have for your products.
Almost all your listings are private label listings where there would typically only be one seller - the brand owner. Selling on those listings without matching invoices is a recipe for disaster and could mean you struggle to make it to month two.
"Selling on Amazon Gives me Hope."
That's nice, it gives me indigestion...
"Selling on Amazon Gives me Hope."
That's nice, it gives me indigestion...
"Selling on Amazon Gives me Hope."
Is someone gonna tell him...
"Selling on Amazon Gives me Hope."
Is someone gonna tell him...
”I remember my first beer”
You are pooping rainbows at the moment but soon it will get hard you will get unjustified complaints etc.
Most dropshippers don’t make it past the first 3 months so just stay hot on the policies.
£3.5k is not much. But for your first 30 days is good. Christmas this year you should be doing that in 2-3 days.
Once you get to about £10-£20k Amazon will tell you to register as a business and provide a vat number
”I remember my first beer”
You are pooping rainbows at the moment but soon it will get hard you will get unjustified complaints etc.
Most dropshippers don’t make it past the first 3 months so just stay hot on the policies.
£3.5k is not much. But for your first 30 days is good. Christmas this year you should be doing that in 2-3 days.
Once you get to about £10-£20k Amazon will tell you to register as a business and provide a vat number