Remy

I love the amazon community, I'll think I've hit a high score and the boys will remind me I'm poor. I'm thinking I'm the man for hitting a $2,000 day("ORDERS ARE RIPPING") and one of the homies goes "LOL" and sends me a pic of a $20,000 day. Back 2 work I'm section 8 poor

@EcomKostnchko_ Cause the black hat guys use stolen credit cards or hacked accounts, so acos is $0. But seriously it’s just volume

Man its so easy to spend on META fr fr 😭 I only spend $500-$700 a day on Google and you have to beg for it to spend and it will never spend if NO ONE is searching for it In META things started to pick up i'm already expected to spend $460 tomorrow 😭 Dis why cracking META is the way to scaling damn

@dennishegstad downtown prices, it is what it is. Checkout tysons tacos while you're here (open 24/7 and gas)

Why am I being charged w 4% wellness tax at the proper hotel bar 😂

@libriscent because they have a room temp iq

Maybe I’m just neurodivergent but why do people hate clarifying questions?

@TheRealEstateG6 could be offshore employees but unlikely. Average on online jobs is like 1-2k per month

- $300k/month - 150 employees It’s great when people are so far removed from running a business that they can’t even make up an accurate lie about one

@FBA_Chris 😂 get used to Amazon changing the rules, or find something else to do

@RemyEcom Sure, I plan on doing that if it comes to it but also have tens of thousands of dollars worth of inventory both FBA + FBM that I’ll now have to liquidate for pennies on the dollar. Not cool.

Nothing like Amazon gating your most popular and best-selling brand because they feel like it… 2 weeks to sell through all inventory. This is why people move off the platform.

@Pricerrors 30 minutes after and still got it. My dawg will be eating a ribeye tonight

POSSIBLE PRICE ERROR ON CUISINART FRY PAN Just dropped on Amazon from $60 to only $13 Price history confirms this being the lowest ever Sold for $80+ on eBay recently - this might not last long pricedoffers.com/ygh8s #ad

@allenwalton the pick and pack rates are subsidized then, every great 3PL I've worked with has flat pricing, volume discounts, and lets you upload / use your own labels

Shopify's shipping rates are so good. Especially on expedited. Makes my 3PL's pricing look terrible. Almost want to bring it back in-house.

Something I was surprised about is it doesn't look like y'all do amazon PPC, why is that? The conversion rate is just so much higher than anywhere else Also how do y'all manage the sku complexity of rings? 26 base options(metal, and 28 sizes) = 728 skus just for rings, gotta be a pain in the ass

In less than 12 months, I have spent $2,872,421 of my own money PROFITABLY on applovin I do not own the stock. I do not trade the stock. This is the net amount that left my bank account. The ads work on par with Meta or Google. It has proven to be 10x more scalable than reddit Want to learn how we do this? Aaron is running a free training below I think it is worth attending if you are currently spending upwards of 500k a month or more on meta- OR have clients that do

@Tanishk_Grox Online arbitrage

Legit discussion I had with my CPA today “You have a $100,000 in credit card debt?” “Yes, Dave.” “And you'll pay it off in 30 days?" “Yes, Dave.” "Also you'll make $25,000 profit and have $2500 in credit card rebates?" “That’s correct, Dave.”

VerSure still running the pharmapacks playbook. Bigfly, and cpgio too. It all depends if the POs are being bought with cash or not. In that model it’s more about the interest rate vs roi for the year and how much you can borrow. I’m still a quality over quantity guy. 10 exclusive asins with great products are better than 100 asins you don’t control. DSP, PPC, and 100% listing control gives me a rudder to steer with. Otherwise it’s a message in a glass bottle in the ocean, I’m just hoping the brand value is strong enough to not screw me.

etailz. Avalanche. Pharmapacks. ToysNGamesETC. BuyBoxer. Quiverr. If you sold on Amazon in the 2010s, you know these names. They were everywhere. These were the top Amazon Sellers in the world. I started selling full-time for BuyBoxer in 2013. We were the new guys on the block. And we looked up to the giants. ToysNGamesETC and Think Fast dominated the toy category. Pharmapacks owned health & household. etailz had scale across dozens of categories. Quiverr was in Beauty. Eventually, we caught up, and BuyBoxer had over 100k ASINs active in FBA. Open a random ASIN, and odds were one of these sellers was in the Buy Box. Back then, the game was clear: Win wholesale accounts Build distributor relationships Add massive catalogs Compete on repricing Scale operational efficiency Each of these had its own story and made mistakes in different ways. Sometimes I even saw them make mistakes in real time. Etailz (rebranded as Kaspien), bought deep against Amazon Retail and we could tell were lighting cash on fire. Avalance (Formerly Think Fast) took on investors and became top-heavy for the actual profits. BuyBoxer got wrecked by the 2021 FBA limits and fee changes Pharmapacks couldn't get the scaled FBM model to work. Quiverr didn't hit all the promises and was eventually acquired by Recom Today we see other players. Somewhere in your mind, you see the large sellers like Pattern Spreetail Recom Luminize These sellers seem really big now. Top of the charts. But in the 2010s, the aforementioned sellers were the big dogs. Many looked up to them. I saw the CEO of Think Fast get mobbed in Seattle by other sellers who wanted to learn from him. Honorable mention: Netrush is still crushing and prioritizing helping other brands Big Fly is still doing well Juvo+ pivoted to private label and then some brand aggregation

@ecomhitman Used to be $300 threshold on eBay, not hard

@RemyEcom 4 before 18 is crazy work 😂

how your first Paypal bann feels like…🥹

@cleartheshelf Fee is def going up next year

@RemyEcom CPA is gonna ask for a job next.

@joeypraete @honeydice_ Can’t dm you otherwise would rec my prep center that does FTL by default. Lookup Dollanprep.

FTL is subjective, and quite frankly SPD optimized is overall best for cash conversion which is likely a better trade off. I run 200k monthly and still do full optimized, FTL saves cash but if it costs close to an extra week, or it’s not consistent shipment flows imo it’s not worth the trade off.

Solid start to March Looking to spend 30k this month and aiming for that 60k rev around in April/May Brick by brick

@joeypraete @honeydice_ Shipped the 16th, delivered and checked in on the 17th. Available for sale on the 18th

@joeypraete @honeydice_ Do both. They pool based on Fc destination and repalletize. Are you getting 5 day check in times? Just fundamentally disagree, FTL saves money and cuts like 14 days off the check in time. If you are seriously doing 200k months DM @Stacksonsr