Over the last ten years, we’ve managed more than $40 million in Amazon sales and taught thousands of students how to build real ecommerce businesses. And do you know what the single most intimidating step is for almost every beginner?
When most people think about selling on Amazon, their minds go straight to the hardest, most intimidating scenarios: inventing a product from scratch, competing against giant companies with endless budgets, or trying to run complex ad campaigns that cost thousands of dollars a month.
When most people think about starting an online business, the biggest question on their mind is:
“Can I really take a small amount of money and grow it into something meaningful?”
Over the past decade, we’ve sold more than $40 million worth of products on Amazon. We’ve worked with over a thousand sellers—from absolute beginners to million-dollar businesses—and we’ve seen one thing hold sellers back more than anything else…
Over the last 10 years, we’ve built an Amazon presence overseeing $40 million in sales. And today, thanks to Artificial Intelligence (AI), running a profitable business online is faster, easier, and more automated than ever before—even for complete beginners.
Over the last decade, we’ve sold over $40 million on Amazon. But if there’s one thing that trips up new sellers time and time again, it’s this:
They buy the wrong products.
Are you dreaming of starting an Amazon business, but feel overwhelmed by the thought of where to even begin?
Over the past decade, we’ve helped thousands of people take their first steps into wholesale.
Many started as busy parents, full-time employees, or even college students.
You do not need a huge budget, a business loan, or a pile of savings to launch a successful Amazon wholesale business. In fact, many of our most successful students started with less than $1,000 and a focused approach.
When you’re running your wholesale business solo, it’s easy to fall into the trap of “I’ll just do it myself.” After all, that mindset got you this far. But at some point, you hit a wall—not because you’re not capable, but because your time becomes the bottleneck.
