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I know not everyone is ready to invest into a premium coaching program. And honestly, that’s totally fine. The cohort is not for everyone. It’s for people who want direct feedback, live support, accountability, and help making better decisions while they are actually building their Amazon business. But I also know there are a lot of people in here who are serious about learning Amazon FBA Canada, but maybe you’re not ready for that level of investment yet. Maybe you’re still working on building up your capital with your 9-5. Maybe you’re trying to understand the model first. Maybe you don’t have enough capital yet. Maybe you just want the step-by-step foundation before you decide if this is something you actually want to pursue. So I’m thinking about releasing a written course / playbook that breaks down the actual system I teach: - how Amazon FBA Canada works - how I think about sourcing - how to use Keepa, SellerAmp, and CanFlip - how to avoid buying bad products - how to think about capital, ROI, and risk - how to build the weekly sourcing loop - what beginners usually get wrong when they follow US Amazon advice This would not be the cohort. No live calls. No private lead reviews. No me looking over your shoulder correcting every decision. But it would give you the foundation and the framework so you can start learning the right way without jumping straight into a premium program. And if you eventually decide you want to apply for a future cohort, I’m considering letting your course payment count as credit toward the cohort. So it would not be wasted. If this is something you’d be interested in, comment COURSE below and I’ll DM you the details when it’s ready.

We had 22 votes split between Sunday and Monday… So I decided we’re doing both. I’ll be hosting livestreams on: Sunday, June 14th at 7PM ET Monday, June 15th at 7PM ET These won’t be regular YouTube-style livestreams. I’m going to teach them more like a real cohort session. You’ll get a preview of what it feels like to be inside the program, I’ll be breaking down Amazon techniques I haven’t shown publicly on YouTube, and I’ll also share more about my own journey selling on Amazon. If you’ve been curious about the cohort, this is probably the best way to get a feel for it before joining. Bring your questions. I’ll see you there. Comment "in" so I know who is coming!

Hi, I had a quick question about Amazon FBM shipping in Canada. I’m a little confused about the default shipping templates in Seller Central and wanted to clarify a few things. My question is: do most FBM sellers use Amazon’s default shipping template, or is it better to create custom shipping rates based on product weight, dimensions, carrier rates, and delivery zones? I just want to make sure the shipping cost doesn’t end up reducing the profit later when it’s time to ship the order.

April numbers: Sales: $6,127.65 | Orders: 120 | Units: 132 Last month my goal was to hit $6K in sales in a month by the end of the June. Ended up crossing $6K in the very first month of the quarter, so that was a nice surprise. April was also the last month of coaching with @Anthony Mancini . After three months, I've built enough of a foundation in the sourcing process, reading data properly, and managing cash flow and feel pretty confident to continue on my own. On the financials, after business expenses I essentially broke even. No profit yet, but also no real loss. At this stage I am fine with it because I'm at least not losing money unless i make a buying mistake and it's at least paying for the tools/expenses. The inventory I'm holding is capital working for me, and the margins will tighten up as I get better at sourcing and my account continues to age and open up. The biggest thing I've taken away from these three months isn't any single tactic. It's just the confidence that this is learnable now that i've gained the proof of concept. You put in the time, you make your mistakes early, and it compounds. Heading into May with a cleaner process and a better eye for what to buy. That's enough to keep going. I am projecting to have my first decently profitable month this May.