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This is the only post you'll need to start sourcing A2A (Amazon to Amazon) without spending money on any new tools. A2A is the process of buying product from Amazon and turning around the reselling them for a higher price back on Amazon. I have spent almost $1,000,000 doing this and here is how you can start today. We are going to leverage the Keepa Deals section. To find this area navigate to Keepa and click deals in the top toolbar. You'll be presented with a number of filters, here is what each one does and how to use them to source some products. First we need to choose our deal type. This will change how Keepa decides what type of price drops to show us. For instance if we choose "new" then Keepa will use the lowest "new" price on a listing as its determining factor. We can also focus on Buy Box price, or even just the price Amazon is selling the product for. I recommend starting with either Buy Box or New. (This is also how you can find some killer warehouse deals) Next we need to choose over what time period we want Keepa to report on. This is going to take the average price over this drop interval and compare it to the current price to find the difference. You will get different results depending on what you choose here so play around to find what feels best for you. This is our most important filter set, so bear with me. The drop percent range is how we will filter what % drop the product must have (over our decided time period). So if we choose 60% and 1 week we will only see products that are currently 60% cheaper right now vs the average price they have been over the last week. Drop range is how big or small the product price drop can be, I recommend setting the minimum to $5 and the maximum to the most it will go. Price range is the current price point of the item. This will be up to you to decide how much you're willing to spend on a product. Sales rank range is just that, what is the maximum sales rank you're willing to see. The bonus filters are the bottom are important if you want to say only see the products at their all time low, products where Amazon is not in stock, or even if the product has reviews. From here you'll click load and see: Now you can look through the products shown and make some buying decisions! Some notes: Keepa will not auto refresh so you will need to reload the page every now and then to see new products. You can get shadow banned if you refresh too often. Products that fit your criteria and then sellout will disappear from your results, so if you don't see a ton based on your filters it doesn't necessarily mean they are a bad set, it could mean all the good items sold out already. If you do see something good that is now sold out you should 100% add it to your keepa tracker to updates on the next restock. I hope this helps! Shameless plug that if you want to learn more about A2A or get access to some cool tools to help make this even easier they are available in @thebuyboxio, however this method above will absolutely allow you to source and profit from A2A with a bit of effort. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments and I am happy to help.

@HMGaming Any chance for a desk + chair bundle? 🤞

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@JeffSendsIt Whoa man, I think those were on my side. I’ll grab them when I come in next week.

Doing some recounts of Lego holds and found these bad boys. Thought i had sold them all!

@Sole_Republican It is a drug isn’t it.

@SaulSellsStuff Sound like you need to hit a AA meeting, i diagnosis you being addicted to the hustle culture.

When our daughter passed I said I would simplify life. That worked for a bit, but then life got busy and stressful again. When I got really sick and couldn’t walk I promised if I got better I would simplify life. That worked until AI came around. Third times a charm. It’s easy to overdo things when you lose sight of your goals beyond growth. Our little boy is almost 1.5 years old and he’s the best person I’ve had the pleasure of knowing. I’m taking a step back again, this time ideally for a while. Doesn’t mean I won’t think or work, but I’m going to be conscious of where my time is going and the effect it has elsewhere.

@Sole_Republican @Chadventures_ I’m always open to hear what would be beneficial specifically to WS.

@SaulSellsStuff @Chadventures_ Do you guys plain on doing anything in the WS space? If so I be happy to give up tips. Our wholesale software also been slow on basic updates,

@SaulSellsStuff @Chadventures_ we don’t agree with everthing, but man would I say not only have they been listening to there user but also pushing updates as fast as you can say “Abracadabra”, but they been consistent for years.

@noahmincis Love it!

Building in public update: WallyScout hit 12.4M API calls this week 38ms median response 99.98% uptime 47M+ SKUs covered started this because I was tired of scrapers breaking every other week as a Walmart seller turns out a lot of other people had the same problem

@kimcoghlan4 @FBA_mazing sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/refer… It’s here still under new condition

@FBA_mazing True. I just looked and couldn't find the language in SC that allowed reboxing, so maybe they've removed it. But they do rebox our customer returns, and Amazon customers are quite accustomed to receiving shoes in brown boxes.

We get 3-6 authenticity complaints/week, and an occasional product condition complaint. Most are easily resolved. We had one response kicked back today with surprisingly useful language.

@ClaudeDevs I hit my limit yesterday and today it is still at 98%. Is this being rolled out across accounts or because I am at my limit (before this increase) will it not change?

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@avivafashion11 We should chat, if not this bag I’m sure I could use help finding one she’d love.

@SaulSellsStuff Happy to give you a good deal if you’re interested! Zero pressure, offer always stands 😌

This is the Christian Dior Medium Tri-Color Diorissimo Bag in navy, pink, and white smooth calfskin leather with detachable pouch insert and adjustable shoulder strap. Retail price? $4,900 My cost? $761.53 The target buyer? Likely a younger woman or recent grad entering her “big promotion” era. She wants something chic, fun, fashion-forward, and screams “fashionista”. Understanding that customer BEFORE buying is critical to my success. It lets me source strategically and make sure that my cost aligns with her realistic budget. The key to building a successful luxury reselling business isn’t *just* about finding great items. It’s about knowing exactly who you’re sourcing for. Want more insight from a former luxury insider about what it’s REALLY like to build a 6 figure luxury resale business from the ground up? Follow me @avivafashion11

@flips4miles 🤝

My Editor in the Philippines getting a $10k bonus this week. Been with me since we started 4 years ago, only interview I did for the position Dude is a legend and hes starting a family this year

@ToriiRowe I appreciate that. We recently moved away from ABO but are also onboarding a couple dozen new creators this month and this setup has been appealing. Some on our team want to 100% trust meta with going full CBO and I’m very much on the fence.

I am not coming at you at all lol. When we or anyone says the ad set gets its own budget this is saying we set it at the ad set level meaning ABO to control the spend at that point. So ABO set up. Start small and go from that point. Scale up who is working and turn off who is not or put more creative in from that creator. Your goal is to try to find the unique reach for each creator. All good. Plenty of shit I don’t understand in the world.

If you're running paid partnership ads at scale and grouping multiple creators into shared ad sets, you're capping your own reach. The account I'm looking at right now has 30+ active partnerships and 200+ ads running. Every creator sits in their own ad set. That structure is not about cleaner reporting. It's about how Meta's delivery system actually works. The algorithm is volume-seeking. Inside a grouped ad set, it predicts which creator will drive the most conversion events and concentrates spend there. That prediction almost always lands on the creator with the heaviest overlap to your existing buyers, because warm overlap audience is the easiest place for Meta to produce volume. Every other creator in that ad set gets starved before their audience signal can teach the algorithm anything. What shows up on the report as a low CTR creator is usually a creator that never got the budget to find their actual audience. Every creator brings a unique audience footprint. Their followers, their lookalike profile, their engagement history with their own content. That signal is the entire reason you're paying for the partnership in the first place. You're borrowing that audience to reach people your brand can't reach on its own. Grouped ad sets collapse all of that into one delivery pattern, usually pointed at the audience pocket you already had access to. You end up paying partnership rates to drive volume against warm audience. At volume, the only structure that holds up is one creator per ad set. Each gets their own budget, their own learning phase, their own optimization against their own audience. The reporting also starts telling you the truth about which creators drive net new customers versus which ones rebuilt frequency on your existing buyers. If your partnership program is meaningful spend, the ad set structure is where your scale gets capped or released.

Amazon to Amazon flips come in all shapes and sizes. I’ve purchased this item multiple times now. It’s not the fastest seller in the world but every time it’s $6-7 I buy it. It then sells for $25-30+ I’m posting this not because this is a free lead, but because the majority of sellers I see still ignore items that sell under 100 times a month. Finding items you can sell 10-15 times a month but are consistent, higher profit or higher ROI SKUs still allow for a business that’s worth your time and effort. If I make $15 a sale and move through 10 a month, then 3 SKUs like that a day blends out to over $10,000 a month in profit. Now reality. It’ll cost you almost $8,000 in cogs and you won’t sell them all in 30 days. Running a business, any business, comes with its own set of challenges. Items get lost, returns happen, hidden fees in operations and storage, shipping, etc. This is more about the blueprint and framework though. My goal was to have you walk away realizing there are many ways to source, many ways to think through what a product can do for you and your bottom line.

Sure did. Not the reaction I expected. You mention each adset gets its own budget. That could be an assumed budget by splitting or a floor you set. I don’t pretend to understand how meta actually works even if we spend hundreds of thousands a month there currently. Plenty of things I’m confident I don’t know. So I ask questions of others. I could have missed something else you said. Thanks for the post though.

@SaulSellsStuff Saul, I appreciate you. Did you read the post in the slightest way.

@mallofamazon @ZachAltmyer @cleartheshelf They have worked historically

@ZachAltmyer will a HD invoice work to get ungated in Amazon TIA @cleartheshelf

@blake_fba $14k cashback is amazing!

April’s spend was absolutely insane. ~$14,599 cashback generated ~$2,433 in travel rewards 100% OA. And that’s all BEFORE the actual profit is even made. This is why I love the OA model. Revenue. Cashback. Points. Diversification. Multiple profit layers running simultaneously while inventory keeps moving. The OA machine keeps scaling. LFG 🚀

One of my new favorites, going in the PC.

+$25,000 reimbursed in the last 24 hours. Starting this week we will be launching a new tier of pricing for @FlipAlert. Our A2A and sourcing side continues to help members spend over $1,000,000 a month but we know that not everyone is using FlipAlert for sourcing with all our new modules. A package designed just for you is coming upon the release of our full analytics package.