resources

Digging For Deals is a complete video course on how to find profitable products for your Amazon FBA business via online arbitrage.

TheSellingFamily.com is a husband and wife duo that started selling Amazon FBA back in 2008, and it is now their full-time income with part-time hours. Grab their Free Report on how to build your own Amazon FBA business today!

Udemy has several courses from $12.99 that you can learn about Amazon FBA from any device. Click here to see what course is right for you. 

Full Time FBA offers a JumpStart Amazon Course which is step-by-step process on how to build a profitable Amazon FBA business.

Looking to finance your inventory? Kim personally uses the Chase Ink Business Unlimited Credit Card that offers 1.5% cash back on all purchases plus  $500 Bonus Cash Back after you spend $3,000. 0% APR for first 12 months. No annual fee.

Also, most of the online stores that we source products from also offer deferred billing so you can buy now and pay later. We recommend using this directory of buy now, pay later stores to search for stores that offer financing.

We know the people at Blue Trust Loans and recommend them if you’re looking for an installment loan (which is a better alternative to payday loans). Blue Trust Loans can deposit up to $2,500 into your bank account as soon as today. Apply now!

Click Here For More Financing Options.

Here is a list of supplies that will make your life of prepping inventory for Amazon FBA easier!

1. Scotty Peelers – these help remove clearance price stickers easily.
2. Clear Round Stickers – for product boxes that don’t stay shut (looks more professional than tape)
3. Thank You Labels – if you can’t get all of the price tags off or rip the packaging while doing so, cover up the blemish with these labels.
4. Polybags – make sure the bags you use have suffocation labels; if not, you can buy them, too.

You’ll need lots of boxes and packing materials. The best prices we’ve found on boxes is from Lowe’s, plus they offer free shipping and delivery:

• Small Boxes 12x12x16
• Medium Boxes 16x18x18
• Large Boxes 18x18x24

Successful FBAers pay for several tools to save time and make more money. Most tools offer a discount if you pay yearly instead of monthly.

1. AZ Labels – This Chrome extension formats your product and shipping labels and works great if you use Dymo printers.
2. BQool – This integrates with your Amazon account (and Inventory Lab, see below) and reprices your items to maximize profit and sales.
3. Inventory Lab – This keeps track of all of the expenses associated with each item by taking into account Amazon’s fees and shipping costs to see the return on investment percentage of each item. It also comes with the Scoutify app for your phone that is more robust than the Amazon seller app. And this service makes it easy to add new items in bulk.
4. JoeLister – This automatically lists your Amazon products on Ebay and handles fulfullment and dropshipping from Amazon when sold.
5. RevSeller – Chrome extension that shows sales rank, category and profitability at top of every Amazon product page.

Bunny BOLOs – Retail Arbitrage Leads

Online Arbitrage Deals – UK & US

Rabbit Hole Riches – List A

Rabbit Hole Riches – List B

You don’t need a website to profit with Amazon FBA, but if you’re curious about which tools we personally use on this website, here you go:

1. Aweber is the email provider that we use. 
2. Fiverr sells all sorts of services, from banners to videos, for only $5 each.
3. GoDaddy is our domain register.
4. Hootsuite allows us to manage dozens of different social media accounts in one place. 
5. PrettyLinkPro is a URL shortener that cloaks and redirects link. 
6. Stencil is where we create logos and images to publish to social media instantly.
7. Tailwind schedules pins to Pinterest. 
8. WPEngine is the host for our blogs. They make it super simple to migrate from other hosts, and their customer service is top notch! They may be a tad more expensive, but the free support that you receive makes it worth it.