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BI 352: How To Get Started Selling Private Label Products On Amazon (Ft Eleonora Pogorelova)

BI 352: How To Get Started Selling Private Label Products On Amazon (Ft Eleonora Pogorelova)

Released Tuesday, 16th February 2021
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BI 352: How To Get Started Selling Private Label Products On Amazon (Ft Eleonora Pogorelova)

BI 352: How To Get Started Selling Private Label Products On Amazon (Ft Eleonora Pogorelova)

BI 352: How To Get Started Selling Private Label Products On Amazon (Ft Eleonora Pogorelova)

BI 352: How To Get Started Selling Private Label Products On Amazon (Ft Eleonora Pogorelova)

Tuesday, 16th February 2021
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Episode Highlights


[03:50] —
eCommerce trends in late 2020 and going into 2021

  • There is a decrease in restaurants, travel, and luxury products.

  • Ten years of eCommerce growth happened in just three months of the pandemic.

  • The consumer behavior shifted to online shopping with the convenience of fast delivery.

  • The costs of acquisition right now are much higher compared to 2019. Meanwhile, there is a reduced cost of entry as website building has become cheaper.


[08:51] — Establishing a private label business on Amazon 

  • Choose the professional account when setting up on Amazon and make sure you have all documents ready.

  • If you have a product already, you’re all set. However, if you don’t have a product yet, you have to make sure that it is marketable.

  • Invest money in advertising and growing your brand.


[12:47] — The characteristics of successful and unsuccessful Amazon sellers

  • Successful Amazon sellers: They educate themselves, have dedication and persistence, and share their expertise.

  • Unsuccessful Amazon sellers: They keep their expertise to themselves, and they don't ask for anyone's help.

  • Unsuccessful sellers also go for trendy products that may not last.


[18:38] — Best practices for sourcing products

  • A profitable product has a high demand and low competition. 

  • Avoid products that are easily breakable and have chances of becoming obsolete.

  • You have to consider factors like profit margin and market depth analysis in identifying preliminary products. 

  • Product matching allows you to evaluate the cost of the product and the return on investment.

  • Set aside money for marketing, shipping, and other business growth strategies. The average budget for private label sellers is around $2,000 to $5,000.


[26:53] — How did product sourcing change over the past year?

  • While there were issues in delivery times when the pandemic started, there were no significant product sourcing changes. 


[27:38] — Biggest mistakes and tips in sourcing products

  • The first mistake is going all-in without a concrete plan. The second biggest mistake is going after a trendy product.

  • Before working with a supplier, make sure to see samples, reviews, and prices.

  • Remember that you have more business elements (marketing and shipping) to spend on other than the product cost itself.


[31:14] — Who is IO Scout?

  • IO Scout is an all-in-one tool for Amazon sellers. It includes a product finder tool, product tracker tool, keyword research tool, sales estimator, and FB calculator.

  • They also offer a Google Chrome extension and inventory management.

  • Their ideal customers are any Amazon seller, from newbies to experienced sellers.

  • They go after wholesale businesses, private label businesses and force arbitrage businesses.

  • According to Eleonora, IO Scout is a one-product-fit-all.

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