Is Your Business Ready for Wholesale Bundles?
After 9 years of selling on Amazon, we’d had ENOUGH of this frustrating cycle 😡:
🚙 DRIVE from store to store and scan products, to find a few golden nuggets but not enough to fill the cart
🖥SCOUR the web for online deals to flip, to find falling prices as soon as it hits the warehouse
🛑FIND a good replenishable product, to find after a few months that 15 others have found the same thing, or worse it becomes restricted
🔎STRUGGLE through long frustrating days of not finding enough products to sell
As our businesses and competition grew we knew we had to make a change if we wanted to keep growing. We saw others posting big numbers and we knew it was possible. THEN we got to work diving into WHOLESALE BUNDLES! What Happened Next?
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"The struggle is real, but so are the results." - Kristin Ostrander
We get these questions ALL THE TIME:
When is my Amazon Business ready for Wholesale Bundles?
How long should I be selling before I start with wholesale?
Do I need to have a certain number of sales before I start bundling?
The answers may surprise you. While we believe anyone can start with wholesale and bundling there are some things you should have in place before jumping in.
We have all these answers and more in our Wholesale Bundle System™ available for preorder now: http://www.mommyincome.com/preordernow. Let us teach you how to double your sales year after year!
As entrepreneurs, the fear of the unknown can often stop us in our tracks. This fear is often what prevents us from trying something new, like getting started with wholesale - even when that new thing can have a massive positive impact on our bottom line.
So, how do you know if your business is ready for wholesale bundles? How long do you need to sell products on Amazon before taking the brave step into wholesale?
On today’s episode, we discuss the process of getting your business ready to sell wholesale bundles. We share the best way to prepare your first wholesale shipment and how to get it out to customers in a timely fashion. We also share how to avoid decision fatigue when you’re first starting to sell bundles and why you should stick to using just one wholesaler initially.
“Consistency is the key. You want to make sure you’re consistent.” - Amy Feierman
This Week on the Amazon Files:
- Steps to get your business ready to order wholesale goods legitimately
- How to manage the finances for your business
- Why business cards are always a good idea
- Why you need to practice your first box shipment
- The importance of taking timescales into account
- Why you need to continually evaluate and tweak your systems
- How much you should invest in wholesaling initially
- Why you need to get ahead of the game and learn the specialist vocabulary of wholesale vendors
- What the ‘bundle’ mindset is and why you need it
- The importance of research to your profit margins
- How to manage your time when transitioning into wholesales bundles
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Smash Your Amazon Competition, Double Your Income!
Are you tired of going from store to store to look for inventory just to see other sellers offer it a few months later? Do you want to smash your competition and double your Amazon sales this year? Double your sales without the unnecessary cashout! We’re going to share with you the strategies we used to reach the six-figure business we’re currently running through wholesale bundles. If you’re serious about growing your business, go to www.MommyIncome.com/wholesalebundles.
Grow Your Amazon Business!
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