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FBA Canadian Academy

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Amazon FBA community built for Canadians. $1.8M in sales from Montreal. Canadian sourcing, Keepa, taxes, ungating. Free to join.

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The #1 Problem with Canflip
What's up everybody, For those who have been using Canflip, thank you for the feedback. Canflip seems to be more and more stable as the bug fixes come out. But the #1 problem coming up is that there's no colors showing for some, even if they followed the amazon url instructions. It's very important that Canflip can see the amazon URL on your screen as you scroll. When you active the amazon URL under configure columns, it automatically puts it in a column very far right. Scroll right until you find it, then drag the whole column to the front, this way every new search it will be in the front. In fact id copy the exact template I have for my keepa product finder search results Image->Title->URL->Buybox price->bought in the past month-> sales rank drops 90 days
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The #1 Problem with Canflip
CanFLIP is LIVE with a 3 day free trial (Find Ungated leads faster)
If you want to find ungated leads quicker this is for you. CanFlip tells you what you're ungated on keepa BEFORE you even open up the amazon page, making sourcing so much quicker. You can go on Canflip.ca and click sign up and it will bring you to the extension page. Quick notes: - install the extension - Head to keepa - Follow the instructions and sign in to your amazon account + whop account - make sure to have the amazon URL tab in your keepa product finder colomns. All the above instructions are repeated along the sign up process. Let me know if you come across a bug so i cant correct it ASAP! A Youtube video demonstrating it coming soon!
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@Favour Nwanze just the way to subscribe to Canflip!
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@Toni Klivalos sent you a dm!
The first products you sell are probably not the point.
When I started Amazon, I was not thinking about building the perfect product portfolio on day one. I was in a 9 to 5. I moved up quick. I had responsibility. Good job on paper. But honestly, it started to feel like golden handcuffs. That is why I needed something on the side. And this is the part beginners forget with OA on Amazon Canada. Your first products might be messy. Your first buys might be small. Your first Keepa reads might be slow. That is normal. The real win at the start is not finding one magical product from one retailer. The win is building the reps. You learn which brands you can actually sell. You learn which Canadian retailers ship cleanly. You learn what a real chart looks like. You learn what not to click next time. Six months from now, most of the products you looked at this week probably will not matter. But the skill you built from looking at them will. Action for today: Do one focused sourcing block and write down 3 things you learned, even if you found zero buys. What is the real reason you are trying to build this Amazon Canada business?
Problems with my VTR% - HELP NEEDED
I've been using Chitchats to ship to Canada (Amazon FBM) But I've just learned that now my VTR% is at 0% (which isn't good) because Chitchats isn't recognized by Amazon So Now I'm considering switching to Stallion express and using Intelcom Standard Shipping (which is their cheapest option), will my VTR be good and valid? OR Should I use Stallion express but Post Canada? Let me know Thanks :)
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@Raphael Boucher with stallion you should be able to connect your account and it links the tracking number automatically
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@Raphael Boucher https://youtu.be/9Cfqu5x05ks?si=qu2M5dRCBowpBW1t
Capital Allocation to Minimize Risk
Hi @Anthony Mancini How would you suggest that OA sellers manage their capital to avoid potentially irreversible losses attributable to sudden gatings, lowball reimbursements, etc? Would you suggest, for example, that such sellers allocate no more than 10% of their capital to ASINs in any one brand or category?
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But I'd be a hypocrite because more times than I can count I've gone against that rule and gone more than 10%. It's paid off but at the same time if it hadn't and I would have gotten gated, I would have maybe been in trouble. You start to accept the realities. With time you start to build confidence and you start understanding that, although those experiences of getting gated can be absolutely detrimental if you're not careful, there are always alternatives like selling and liquidating on the marketplace, etc. Not something that you want happening but it's rare that when you lose the ability to sell it on Amazon that you are hard stuck with it. Now will you recover everything that you invested? Probably not. I'm sure there's somebody willing to pay 60% of what you paid so you can get at least some of your money back.
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@Evan Jones no i think thats a little overkill, I get the thinking, but being 50-60% 1 category its fine, over time you expand
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