How to Generate $35k in Amazon Sales In 7 Days

I know you’re wondering

And I know because I get this question 100 times every time I post my sales

“How much was profit?”

Well here’s a quick look

That’s around 2.5 months of my old  9 to 5’s income in 1 week…

This isn’t to flex

I just want you to understand the potential earning ability that’s available on Amazon

Now let’s get onto the informational stuff

What is Amazon Reselling?

Amazon reselling is simply purchasing stuff from other suppliers and direct manufacturers in China, at cheaper rates: and reselling it on Amazon for profit.

People always ask, “Why would they buy from you when they can just buy from those people directly.

There’s many answers to that question but here’s a few:

- Amazon customers are willing to pay a premium for 2 day shipping.

- Regular customers don’t know about certain infinite discount strategies.

- Amazon resellers literally make it their job to find profitable items at the cheapest price possible.

- Most people search an item on Amazon and purchase it without looking at other site prices or discounts.

For example, this item you can buy for $6.90 from Walgreens by stacking the “WELCOME25” 25% off discount with the buy 1 get 1 free discount sells on Amazon for $16.98.

Calculations: 16.99 - 50%(buy1get1free) = $8.50 - 25%(WELCOME25 code) = $6.18 + 8.25%(sales tax) = $6.90

Walgreen’s Listing                        Amazon’s Listing

Profit Calculations

So every time you spend $1, you get back $1.54.

I hope you see where I’m coming from now

That’s just 1 item from 1 profitable brand from 1 profitable supplier

There are thousands of suppliers

Hundreds of thousands of brands

And millions of items out there for you to sell

Success with Amazon reselling comes down to 1 question:

“How consistently can you find and sell profitable inventory?”

The stronger your ability to find profitable inventory, the more longterm success you will have on Amazon

If this is something you want to get serious with ASAP, here’s the link to a masterclass I created to help you sell $100k+ on Amazon consistently

How Do I Start For Free?

I understand that not everyone can or wants to invest money on information to speed up the process. I used to be one of those guys who liked to trial and error everything myself so I get the vibes.

My only issue with this nowadays is the time dilemma.

When you trial and error everything, you invest time into solving problems that’s already been solved.

That concept alone made me get into courses, mentorship, and dense informational resources to quickly get results and spend most of my time making money rather than figuring out why I’m not making money

But for those looking to get it done the trial and error way, here’s a quick guide:

Go to Walmart clearance sections and scan product barcodes with the eBay app camera button that’s next to the search bar

Once you scan an item, click “Filter” and scroll down and activate “Sold Items”

You should be looking at something that looks like this:

This is eBay’s sales history for that item you just scanned. 

“Why use eBay if we plan to sell on Amazon?”

If you don’t have your Amazon seller account registered and activated yet, the eBay app works as a substitute until you do

If you do have your Amazon seller account activated, use the Amazon Seller App because it has the same feature but instead you’ll be looking at Amazon’s database instead

The understanding is if an item is profitable on eBay it’s most likely also profitable on Amazon to a stronger degree.

I look for items that sell 2-3 times higher than retail price after all discounts.

Usually, once I find an item that’s profitable, I like to check the competition level, monthly sales, longterm demand, item sale price consistency, and other factors that decide whether or not an item will be profitable longterm

If you want to keep things as simple as possible…

Apply for an Amazon Seller Account

Hit Walmarts, Home Depots, and Targets

Scan the clearance sections and other items that are on discount throughout the store

Buy things that sell for 2 - 3 times retail price

If the item doesn’t sell after 3 - 4 weeks, return it for a full refund (You can even wait up to the 90 day return policy but I usually don’t)