Hey Anthony, I’d love for you to do an in depth video on returns. I’ve realized they can play a major role in your ROI and can completely screw you over. Depending on your product and numbers, all it takes is 1-2 returns that can’t be salvaged to basically ruin your entire purchase, especially if it’s a small order of 10-20 units. I can see why you are really aiming for 20% ROI or higher. Because anything less isn’t worth the risk. You will be breaking even or losing money if there are returns. I didn’t realize until now that you should have your settings dialed in for your returns to ensure you are actually getting sent your products back if you want them. If you could, please explain what settings you recommend, the FBA returns process and any other insights you have. The best in the business! Thanks man!

Thoughts on GoAura? I know Anthony has had them on his YouTube channel. I’m finished my free trial tomorrow so I have to make a decision. Overall, I love it, I only have a handful of listings but I have no idea how someone could do this business without a Repricer. But the price is expensive, $451 USD for their annual starter package. Was wondering if people think it’s worth it or if there are other cheaper options out there with the same quality. I tried Seller 365’s Repricer, it does the job but it’s definitely not as easy to use. No AI features either. Is $451 USD annually a fair price for a repricer like GoAura? Thanks.

Your dashboard says you're profitable. Your bank account disagrees. You finally got sales. Maybe your best month yet. So why does your bank account look the same as it did 3 months ago? Because somewhere between your buy cost and your Amazon payout, money is leaking. And you can't see the hole. A refund here (Amazon keeps the pick & pack fee on returns, by the way... most sellers have no idea). Inbound shipping there. Software. Your VA. The PST Walmart charged you that iHerb didn't. One dollar of error per unit. That's all it takes. One dollar, and that "profitable" ASIN you keep replenishing is actually a slow bleed you're funding out of your own pocket. I watched this happen to a US seller doing thousands in shoe sales. Looked like a winner from the outside. When he finally tracked his real numbers, returns alone made his best seller a money loser. Every reorder was him paying Amazon for the privilege of working. Meanwhile, I've seen sellers doing $50K/month take home MORE than sellers doing $100K. Same marketplace. Same products. The difference is one knows his numbers. The other knows his revenue. In today's video I show you the exact tracking system I'd build on day one if I started over: The master buy sheet that turns any Amazon invoice request into a 10-second Ctrl+F How to see your REAL profit per ASIN, per day (refunds and fees included) Why tracking is what takes you from scared 10-unit test buys to confident 100-unit replens... which is the only way this business actually pays Watch it here: https://youtu.be/Y6yRGssapks?si=F3rwfnV1yGGL6T80 One more thing. If you want me looking at YOUR numbers, YOUR buys, YOUR replens... my July cohort is open for applications. 2 calls a week, daily DM access to me, and we build your operation properly from the ground up. I keep it small on purpose. When seats are gone, they're gone. Apply here: https://calendly.com/mancinifba/30min

Is there no avoiding FC transfers? I didn’t realize how long they can take, up to 25 days?! That’s a month of no sales because they aren’t prime eligible. Is there a work around for this? Or a way to estimate when they’ll actually reach their final fulfilment center destination? Thanks everyone 🙏

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