Craig Emslie is the face of FBALaunch, a division of Click Profit LLC, which he founded with Bill Holton and Patrick McGeoghean.
Their latest ad promises investors and entrepreneurs they’ll make up to $100,000 guaranteed or you get your money back. Not only that but they’ll keep running your Amazon FBA store for you, for free.
They say they’ve been seen on Forbes, Business Insider, USA Today, Yahoo Finance, and more.
Read on for my FBA Launch review.
Craig claims they have a new FBA ecom model that’ll dominate this year and beyond.
They used it to pivot their own $25-million-a-year business, so maybe you should do the same.
See, with the old model, ecommerce and wholesale businesses buy inventory in bulk from China then cross their fingers and pray there’s demand.
In addition, they use skewed data, underestimate storage fees, and wind up sitting on inventory that doesn’t sell.
Needless to say, it doesn’t work and creates constant churn.
“So what if there was a different model?” Craig says.
“A model that perfectly aligned your investment with a store that produced consistent sales?” he continues.
“Where you can enjoy consistent cash flow and turn your credit and cash into even more money?”
“This is a pay per sale model that’ll allow you to effortlessly produce more sales and make a higher ROI than you do now with traditional investments like real estate and stocks.”
“And there’s zero risk to you since it’s based on performance.”
“But hang on, there’s more,” Craig pitches.
“What if you also solved your biggest pain point by not having to do anything?”
“Don’t worry, this isn’t some rinky-dink software where you still have to deal with everyday operations.”
“Nope, we’ve truly removed all the effort that would otherwise be required on your part,” he promises.
“So as far as you’re concerned, you just pay for inventory and lots of sales flow into your store. And you get paid for every single sale.”
“Interested? Great, so let’s talk money math.”
“Normally, you have to hire a bunch of employees to find products and then arm wrestle suppliers to potentially find yourself a winner,” Craig explains.
“Then, a month later, you find out the product is crap. So you either have to sell your inventory at a loss or lose money every single day your inventory sits in Amazon’s warehouse.”
“But the problem is the product. It has no demand and costs you money. That sucks.”
“And you compete as a commoditized business against a bunch of copycat marketers who’re all doing the same thing.”
Okay, so what’s the solution?
FBA Launch will set up your Amazon store and list branded products that practically sell themselves.
Their offer is simple.
Pay ’em once, no recurring fee, and never hire another employee or independent contractor ever again.
They’ll launch, grow, and scale your FBA store, while you sit back and relax.
They’ll find these branded products, the suppliers, everything.
And then, once you start making sales, just pay ClickProfit.io a percentage of the net profit each month.
How much can you expect to make?
A safe estimate would be $120,000 a year, gross.
Which, after COGS and Click Profit’s rev share and everything else, is it just me or would you not be left with much?
But then, ideally, you’d exit to a VC firm within five years, which could make for a nice payday.
Keep in mind, though, you’re gonna need as much credit (to pay for inventory) as you can get your hot little hands on.
Oh, and it looks like you’d need $50,000, minimum, to become an FBALaunch client. Eek.