For those that use Selleramp, id love your feedback. Why are you using it? What do you love about it? Im trying to turn Canflip.ca into the Canadian powerhouse software. And I recognize SellerAMP as my main competitor. If you still use SellerAMP I have no problem with it. I've made videos about it, and ive told you to get it in the past. But id love to know what's keeping you on there instead of coming over to try Canflip Pro So let me know in the comments, dont hold back, your honest opinion is what will make me even better! So tell me, why are you using SellerAMP over Canflip? 😄

A lot of you ask me the same thing. What about all the products that are gated? Do I have to send Amazon an invoice with 10 units? Don't waste your time with that. You're wasting your time, and maybe your money. So I made a video on how I find products I'm already allowed to sell, starting from zero. I start on a listing you'd normally skip: one with 10 or more sellers on it. Too much competition to buy. But that's exactly what we want, because every one of those sellers is a storefront full of products. I copy every seller ID off that listing in Keepa in one click, paste them into CanFlip, and search 12 storefronts at once. That's 2,000 products. Tick Sellable only, and you're looking at just the ones your account can sell. No invoice. Then I source live. The first product was $46 on Amazon and I found it for $20.50. Even at a worst case of $39.99, it's still about $5 a unit at 26% ROI. Not every product is a winner, and I pass on most of them in the video so you can see why. But by the end I had 500 plus sellable products to look at, from one listing. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/adsVUuec0Jk Then tell me in the comments: what's the last product you found that you were gated on?

Hello all. I don't know anything about OA or FBA. I am open to treating it like a second full-time job, atleast in the beginning, if I am still interested as I learn more. I want to learn how to get set up i.e., with my bank, do I need a sole-proprietorship set up? Do I need an accountant?

Hey, is it possible to have the default ROI changed in Canflips? I want to change this to 20-25%

In August, Paul did about $900 in sales on amazon canada for the whole month. Ten weeks later he had a $1,195 day. In his words, he crushed that whole month in a single day. Those are sales, not profit, and they’re Paul’s results, not typical and not a promise about yours. What got my attention is that he did it with a full time job, and he’s keeping it. So I sat down with him for my first interview on the channel and asked him how. Here’s what I want you to take from it. He didn’t source in 30 minute pockets. He set his weekends aside and put in three or four hours in a row, because that’s when you get into the flow of what to look for and what to skip. He sent me a lot of products to check before he bought them. The game changer, in his words, was seeing what I thought of each one next to what he thought. That’s what taught him what a good buy looks like. He got burned by gating early. Four or five products showed up at his house and he couldn’t list them, a few hundred dollars just sitting there. About six weeks later they all ungated, and it’s all been selling. It’s what I tell everyone early on: the beginning is rough, and it gets easier as your account sells. And if you’re three or four weeks in and thinking about quitting, his advice is to keep going. The products are out there. He sells the most random stuff. If it sells and the profit is there, he buys it, and size and weight are about the only things that make him pass. Watch it here: https://youtu.be/2GdOXxNBaGU Then tell me in the comments: if you’re selling around a 9 to 5, when do you get your sourcing done? A few hours in a row, or 30 minutes here and there? Paul was in my coaching group. If you want the kind of help he had, book a call with me here: https://canadafbacoaching.com/coaching Anthony