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Guest blog post by Stephen from Full-Time FBA February is the month where love is in the air so let me share something personal with you. I honestly care about you. Sure, I might not know you that well, but the whole reason I write blog posts and ebooks is because I really enjoy helping people, and I want to see you win with your FBA business! Ok, let’s jump into some profit building tips for the month of February.   Long Term Storage Fees February 15 is the day that Amazon will be charging you their long term storage fees. These fees can potentially be huge. In fact, if I ignored the emails from Amazon warning me of these fees, this February I would have paid Amazon almost $300! This is not a small fee… if ignored, it can ruin your entire month’s profits.  (In the January chapter of A Year in FBA, l provide info about figuring out your February long term storage fees and how to avoid them – I tell you in January so you have time to make the best

Guest post by Manish from E2M Solutions Trust is an important element of any relationship, especially when it comes to the one between a business and its customers. Although many Amazon sellers boast the lowest prices for online ecommerce, this doesn’t necessarily guarantee they will receive the greatest number of sales. One of the main reasons why this occurs is because customers simply don’t trust that the seller will make good on their promises. You’ve probably experienced this yourself if you’ve ever ordered something online and were disappointed in how the product looked or worked in real life. Although there are some humorous examples of this on the Internet, it can actually be a huge problem for your Amazon business. Consumers today are warier than ever of marketing messages and business promises, especially when they are shopping online. You want customers to feel confident enough to make a purchase, both now and recurring. So, how can you make sure that your Amazon product page instantly builds meaningful trust? Let’s discuss.   1. Make the Most of Reviews Amazon is heavily driven by reviews, and, of

Guest post by Maulik Patel is Founder & Director of ClickMatix.com.au We all want traffic for our website. For sure, there is no better way than blogging to do so. While running any ecommerce store the most thing you need to focus on is to increase ecommerce traffic. One golden rule is that the more traffic you drive to your website the more sales and revenue you will generate. One of the easiest and cheapest ways to drive more traffic to your website is through blogging. Websites that have blogs are likely to be more trusted by visitors and have more credibility. Relevant and helpful content will also help you acquire significant social media as well as website traffic. Having a blog improves your SEO and it tells people that your brand exists which ultimately helps your brand to reach a relevant audience. Your website also has increased chances of getting featured on another website or blogging should be taken seriously and you should also make sure to post influential posts which your audience might actually find worth visiting. In this blog, we will have

Guest post by Amanda O'Brien, Amazon and eBay Expert Yesterday I received an email from a member asking for my help. It was marked ‘urgent’ so the author was quite obviously in a bit of a panic and the email pertained to sourcing a particular product.  This wasn’t a new product though; this was a product that he had been selling successfully for some time. So why the urgent help required with sourcing the product? Well, because unfortunately the original supplier had run out of stock and was unable to fulfil any more orders. On further investigation, I discovered that the stock that had been sourced previously and had been selling so successfully that it had suddenly had literally disappeared overnight. It’s so very important to have a ‘Plan B’ in business. Especially if you are relying on buying specific wholesale stock, from specific suppliers. If this had been my subscriber’s only product (it wasn’t), his business could have been stopped completely dead in its tracks. Worst case scenario: his whole business could have been ruined. So, to avoid this scenario happening to you, I