Hey Yevhen Belenykhin 👋 Just checked out Wizium - for Amazon Sellers. You're still early enough to structure the community properly before growth starts kicking in — which honestly is the best possible timing. We're currently helping new Skool owners turn empty/basic communities into launch-ready ecosystems completely free. Examples + full breakdown here: 👉 Community Launch Before vs after examples below 👇

At Wizium (wizium.ai), we build AI-powered tools that help Amazon sellers launch and grow products across global marketplaces. Now we're launching a new service — full-cycle product launch management for investors who want to enter Amazon US but don't know where to start. We handle everything: product research, sourcing, legal setup, listing, advertising, and first sales. We're looking for someone who knows Amazon from the inside — and uses AI as a real work tool, not a buzzword. What you'll do: → Research and evaluate products and niches for clients (demand, competition, margins, risk) → Analyze competitors, ASINs, reviews, and ad performance → Calculate unit economics: FBA fees, COGS, PPC spend, ROI → Work in Amazon Seller Central end-to-end → Use AI tools to accelerate research and analysis What we're looking for: ✔ Real hands-on experience with Amazon Seller Central — FBA, PPC, product research ✔ You understand ACoS, TACoS, CVR, margins — not just the words, but the numbers ✔ You actively use AI tools and know how to verify their outputs ✔ You think like a seller, not like a VA ✔ Self-directed, proactive, comfortable with startup ambiguity ✔ Russian — Upper-Intermediate or higher What this is not for: ✖ Theory-only Amazon knowledge ✖ "I managed listings" without understanding the economics behind them ✖ Needing step-by-step instructions for every task Remote | Full-time Curious? Apply here 

The real margin is often hidden in sourcing. Many Amazon sellers stop the analysis too early. They find demand, check competition, estimate price, and assume the opportunity is clear. But the business case is not complete until sourcing enters the picture. A product can look attractive in research, but become much less attractive once you factor in: • supplier reliability • quality control • packaging • shipping • lead times • returns • small product improvements • unexpected production costs The strongest product ideas are not always the ones with the biggest demand. They are the ones where market opportunity and sourcing reality work together. That means sellers need to evaluate products not only by what customers want, but by what can actually be produced, delivered, improved, and scaled profitably. AI tools like Wizium AI help Amazon sellers bring more structure into this process, connecting product research with smarter decision-making.

Hello 👋 everyone I'm new here it's nice to meet you in this great community I'm a professional female book writers who help author to write and publish, and I'm a female singer songwriting and producer too thanks for accepting me to this beautiful group.

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