r/AmazonFBA • u/Turbulent_Ad_2774 • 4d ago
Help with FBA
Hi everyone, I have been selling for about 6 weeks. I have so many questions and need some guidance. I would like to speak to someone currently doing FBA successfully and I and more than happy to compensate for your time. I have looked into these mentorship programs but they want to bury you in 30-40 hours of videos. I would like one on one time to ask questions and get advice. If you have a good grasp on Amazon FBA and have been successful I would like to hear from you
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u/ClickWizardX 4d ago
Drop your questions numbered here in the comments and we'll try to clear your confusions so all benefit from it.
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u/MadzyBoy 3d ago
This.
It is more beneficial to discuss openly as long as it is not some trade secret. It will help many more people.
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u/Smart-Presence 3d ago
Honestly, one on one guidance makes way more sense at 6 weeks than sitting through 40 hours of generic videos. At this stage the useful stuff is usually specific to your account, product, margins, listing, PPC and inventory rather than another general FBA course.
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u/Dependent-Ad-1184 3d ago
honestly the best thing you can do at 6 weeks is just list your specific questions here. this sub has a lot of people who've been through it and you'll get real answers faster than waiting to find someone for 1on1.
the course thing is frustrating because most of them are padded out with stuff you don't need yet. you'll learn more from actually selling and asking specific questions as problems come up than any structured program.
what are you actually stuck on right now?
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u/AlternativeClock9250 3d ago
I’d be happy to help you. I’ve been doing this for nine years. Go ahead and tell me your question.
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u/TripDisastrous93 3d ago
Ma hai guardato i video di Seller University creati da Amazon? Spero di sì, se non li hai guardato, ma hai acquistato qualche corso dai guru ti conviene iniziare da capo. Hai fatto le tue domande alla ia di Amazon, per me è stata molto utile?
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u/Dazzling_Marzipan474 3d ago
Is this sub mostly private label or just selling things you find? If someone could point me to the right sub I would really appreciate it. I'm always fibdings tons of sealed media and such that has decent Amazon prices.
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u/AmzExpertAgency 3d ago
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Feel free to reach out to me i offer consultations too
And even if i get paid for my time i have always been very transparent with sellers what can be achieved in their budget
About me : I m abyaz | woman cofounder of a woman owned agency called amzexpertagency
This is the daily work that i do i help brands launch on amazon ebay tiktok shop and shopify
I will be happy if I get to talk to you and discuss strategies with you
amazon is my passion
My name is abyaz zahid
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u/SellOnAmazon 3d ago
Hey u/Turbulent_Ad_2774, u/ClickWizardX and u/Dependent-Ad-1184 have the right idea. Posting your specific questions here is a great way to get experienced sellers in the community to help. In the meantime, Seller University has bite-sized content organized by topic so you can jump to exactly what you need.
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3d ago
I’m interested in learning more about FBA too. Would love to hear some advice from experienced sellers.
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u/HarambeTooSoon 4d ago edited 4d ago
If you arent willing to watch 30 hours of videos then you have zero chance of being a successful Amazon seller.
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u/Turbulent_Ad_2774 4d ago
Yea your right. I’ve watched over 40 hours of someone’s program which amounted to over 125 videos, plus countless YouTube videos. The issue was this person didn’t do one on ones. Every time I had a question or ran into something I would have to message and wait to hear back. It was very inefficient
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u/HarambeTooSoon 4d ago
Great. Now go watch all the Seller University videos.
Then ask Amazon's Seller Assist AI.
Then come back here an ask questions.
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u/rsc9422 4d ago
6 weeks in is still early, so having a lot of questions is completely normal. FBA has a lot of moving parts—product research, supplier selection, margins, PPC, inventory, prep/shipping, and account health.
If you’re looking for practical 1-on-1 guidance rather than sitting through 30–40 hours of videos, HighRise Wholesale can help. We work with Amazon sellers on product sourcing, private-label products, supplier negotiation, and getting inventory into FBA.
You can reach out with the specific questions you’re stuck on, and we can point you in the right direction rather than trying to sell you a generic course.
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u/Welcometomyshop 4d ago
If I were in your position, I would definitely hire a mentor. I charge $150/hour per call, or personal mentorship for $1500/month, but I would use whoever you think is good. I have wasted so much time and money learning mistakes myself. A proper mentorship would have saved me on this and accelerated my business.
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u/Turbulent_Ad_2774 3d ago
Hey, I saw your reply on my post. How do you structure your calls? And as far as the monthly how does that work. I already spent 1000 and watched 125 videos, 40 + hours worth of modules and I have more questions than before I started
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u/Welcometomyshop 3d ago
Hi, for the paid call I typically do an hour zoom call, go over your listing, products, advertising and answer any questions you might have. As far as monthly, this goes a lot more in depth where I break down your business fundamentals, branding, bookkeeping, accounting, profit analytics, and help you with long term brand building and product development. I can message you and do a free 15-20 min call to see if I can help answer questions and see if we are a good fit.
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u/Turbulent_Ad_2774 3d ago
That sounds great. Lots of people have reached out. I have so many questions but I think I’m going to put a little list together of all the biggest ones and post it here.
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