Jayson
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🎬Day 5/90 Content Creation🎬
Spent all my time today on running my Amazon business.
Got a major win getting an additional $40k in funding. All off the back of AI which is comedy.
Did get a couple more short form and one long form video idea. This weekend I want to continue finishing up stuff on the backend for my own business and then by Sunday and Monday, get a bunch of pre recorded content.
Because the spend for the amz business will be back in full swing starting July 1st.
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I’m in the $15-20k/mo profit range and I’ve delegated most stuff
I used to work 7-5 everyday and would have pretty much a perfect amount of stuff to do during that time
Now I don’t have much to do and often finish at 2-3
If you’re at $30-50k/mo profit space in the Amazon space what did you do to get yourself there and what am I missing that I should be doing?
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Day 90/120:
$100K Challenge.
Been a little inactive as of recent but I’m back. And wanted to give an update on these past 30 days.
Sooo close to cracking $100K, gotta stay tuned in to see what happens on the home stretch.
Safe to say this challenge changed the trajectory of my business though, go back and watch my last 90 days and you’ll see what I mean.
Hopefully this was great motivation for other sellers to get after it! We can all make our dreams possible.
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@cbpays @ecomprofitpath What’s wrong with whole sale ? Genuine question
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@ecomprofitpath Amazes me that people still buy Amazon wholesale courses in 2025.
I'm getting out of the wholesale game and moving permanently into the private label / brand ownership space.
Owning intellectual property >>>
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@CookingCashflow @flips4miles Been wondering this same exact thing lol
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@flips4miles What happened to all of the chad scalers from the ‘22 - ‘24 amz hayday?
Genuine question, I hardly hear/see anything from them nowadays
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Here's a 3 step breakdown of how to optimize your credit card billing cycles to ALWAYS get 45-60+ days interest free money.
Step 1. Write down each of your credit cards
Step 2. Divide up your cards into 2-5 day date ranges so they are split up among a 30 day billing cycle. These are the dates that you're going to exclusively spend on those cards.
So for example, I have 8 primary cards I buy inventory with, so here's my breakdown. So as shown, I only spend on Card 2 from the 5th-8th. On the 9th I switch to spending on Card 3.
1st-4th - Card 1
5th-8th - Card 2
9th-12th - Card 3
13th-16th - Card 4
17th-20th - Card 5
21st-24th - Card 6
25th-28th - Card 7
29th-31st - Card 8
Step 3: Now contact your credit card companies to adjust your statement end date. You're asking them to move your statement end date to ONE DAY BEFORE your spend date listed above. This took me 45 minutes for 8 cards. Some are quick over chat, while others I called.
Once you're setup, this is how it works:
On Card 2 above my statement end date is the 4th...so every month a new billing cycle starts on the 5th, which is why the 5th is the day I start spending on it. When I buy something on the 5th with this card, I'll get the rest of that 30 day billing cycle PLUS the extra 3-4 weeks they allow me to pay off the statement balance. Effectively, you turn into a cashflow monster!
I've always heard people talk about this, but struggled to figure out exactly what I needed to do to start implement it. Hopefully this helps simplify the process for anyone else who was confused like I was.
In reality, I'm really only doing this strict spend schedule when I'm cash strapped and pushing spend limits hard. If cash isn't tight, then I'm probably just gonna keep using my highest cashback cards. I also adjusted my spend schedule to give my best cashback cards an extra couple days versus the lower reward cards. Because ya can't take the CC hacking out of me even when scaling.
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To all the Big Amazon Sellers who have been selling for years:
If Amazon keeps increasing fees year after
Doesn’t reimburse properly
How are you profitable? Profits net margins are at 13-15% when scaling I get that but if you have been selling for years and fees are up, shouldn’t the margin drop?
Or are you just better at sourcing overall so margins stay the same?
Curious to know your thoughts. Thank you 🙏
@fbaworshiper @JeffSendsIt @flips4miles @fieldsofprofit @SeanKaupp @maxshoyat @7FigSaykho
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