Joseph Carter went from broke U.S. veteran to ecom multimillionaire. His brand, Automation Pays, sells Amazon, Walmart, Facebook, and Target automation programs.
“Since 2015 I’ve been helping people make money in the ecommerce space, starting out with Amazon,” Joseph says.
“Prior to that,” he continues, “I was in the military for six years, but when I got out I really wanted to figure out how to make money online without having to work a job.”
“So around 2015 I got started on Amazon, started making a good amount of money.”
“And then,” he adds, “eventually people started inquiring about how I was doing so.”
“And they started paying me to teach them how to make money on Amazon. And that was going really well but what people found was they’re very busy with their families and their work schedules and businesses,” Joseph explains.
“And so, eventually, a few clients of mine flat-out asked me to do it for them. This was about 2017, 2018.”
“Clients started hiring me to build their Amazon stores for them and generate them a monthly profit to where they don’t have to do anything.”
“The only thing they do is they provide a source of credit line so that myself and my team can purchase the items that we sell in their store at a wholesale price. Whereas, in their store, we have it listed at a retail price,” Joseph says.
“Business has been doing very well and in the last six months or so we decided to launch Walmart automation.”
“Now we’re still doing Amazon automation but my clients are able to double dip into Walmart automation now too. So if that interests you, Automation Pays is the right place for you.”
Joseph logs into one of his client’s Walmart stores and shows how they did about $9k in sales in just the last seven days.
He hovers over the pie chart that breaks it all down, revealing the types of items being sold. Everything from furniture to floor care products, auto parts, specialty hair supplies, supplements, miscellaneous patio and garden items, you name it.
Profit margins average anywhere from 28%, all the way up to 42%.
In the last 30 days, that same Walmart automation client’s done roughly $35k in sales.
So call it, what, $12k in profit? Not too shabby, huh?
Of course, you know Automation Pays takes a big bite outta that, but still.
If that’s 100% passive, that’s a heck of an income stream right there.
You’d need to rent out a lot of houses and deal with a lot more headaches to earn that type of residual income with traditional real estate.
All right, cool, Joseph, you’ve got our attention. So how’s it work?
“We build and set up your store for you,” he says. “And we list items for you.”
“Whenever customers purchase these items or they need to send a return or they have a question they send in via email, me and my team will handle all that stuff for you.”
“And you don’t have to do anything except provide an available credit line to handle the purchase orders of products that are bought,” Joseph adds.
“Basically, when somebody goes to your Amazon or Walmart store, they buy those items you have listed at a premium price and then we get it for cheaper, which allows you to create profit.”
In simple terms, say you sell something for $100 through your Amazon store.
They might get it for $80.
That’s $22 you chop with Automation Pays.
They don’t say on their website how much their packages cost, but you’re usually looking at anywhere from $10k to $50k to get the ball rolling.
Then you’d need as much open credit as possible, and how much of the profit they take would depend on your buy-in level.
Schedule a call with Joseph’s team to learn more.