Kevin David did $1,460.33 in just one of his Amazon stores, and the day’s not even over yet.
He says he can help you do the same: make $1,000 or more, daily, through Amazon FBA.
No experience necessary. Doesn’t matter where you live.
Kevin’s been selling on Amazon for 5+ years now. He knows what it takes.
And no, it’s not gonna happen overnight and it’s not gonna be easy, but it is doable.
And if you put in the work up front, it can become passive over time.
Kevin’s got three basic steps.
First, find your home run product.
To do this, you’ll wanna use an Amazon research software called ZonBase, Kevin says, without mentioning that it’s actually his software. (Oops.)
Sign up, log in, click on ZonResearch, enter in some filters (such as minimum price, maximum number of reviews, total monthly revenue, etc.), and start looking through potential products you could sell.
Pro tip: a total monthly revenue of between $9,000 and $50,000 is what Kevin considers the sweet spot.
Also doesn’t hurt to see at least three Amazon sellers running sponsored ads for the product in question.
Reason being, they wouldn’t be paying for those clicks if they weren’t profitable, right? So when you see this, it’s a good indicator that there’s money to be made.
Anyways, when you think you have a winner, step two is to head on over to Alibaba.com and search for the product.
What’ll it cost ya, per unit, to order it in bulk?
And what’s it selling for, on average, currently on Amazon?
Does the margin make sense?
If so, choose a manufacturer that has lots of experience, a strong overall rating, does decent volume, been around for a while – all things Alibaba will show you for each listing.
And then you’d basically say, “Hey, what’s your minimum order quantity? And what’s it gonna cost me to order 1,000 units?”
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, don’t worry, Kevin’s got courses and coaching programs and $30,000 done-for-you Amazon stores he’s happy to sell ya.
But let’s assume you get through those two steps, you get your first batch of product shipped from China over to a U.S.-based Amazon warehouse.
What’s left?
You gotta list it for sale on Amazon and figure out how to make people order it, right?
So that’s step three.
And what you wanna do is, find the current top-ranked organic competitor.
Meaning, who comes up first, after the sponsored ads, for the main search term for that particular product in Amazon’s search results?
Whoever it is, model their listing.
There’s a Listify tool inside ZonBase that’ll assist, and help you optimize your title and description and bullet points and all that, so that you get as much free traffic as possible checking out your listing.
“The more Amazon understands what kinds of words and phrases your product’s all about, the more they start to show your product listing for all of these search terms that real everyday people are typing in, every single day, on Amazon, trying to actually buy your product,” Kevin explains.
But what about competition?
Isn’t it too crowded nowadays on Amazon?
And won’t everyone just use the same filters on ZonBase and end up promoting the same quote-unquote home run products? Which’ll then just turn ’em into strikeouts?
Nah, Kevin says.
Because there’s always new products coming out as trends change and the world evolves.
For example, “Bitcoin party supplies” wasn’t even a thing until just recently, right?
So you can always ride that next wave of whatever’s hot.
Update: Kevin got slapped silly by the FTC. He had to pay a big fine and stop selling all of his business opportunities.
And there were many.