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Free resources that actually helped me
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FBAMarcus
10 months ago
Before you spend money on courses and tools, check out these free resources that genuinely helped me build my FBA business:
YouTube Channels:
- Jungle Scout (great for basics, some product bias obviously)
- My Wife Quit Her Job (Steve Chou knows his stuff)
- Travis Marziani (underrated for private label)
Free Tools:
- Keepa (free tier shows basic price history)
- CamelCamelCamel (price tracking)
- Amazon's own revenue calculator
- DS Amazon Quick View (Chrome extension)
Communities:
- This forum obviously!
- r/FulfillmentByAmazon (hit or miss but some gems)
- Facebook groups (be careful of gurus trying to sell you stuff)
Amazon Resources:
- Seller University (surprisingly good)
- The Seller Central help docs (boring but important)
What free resources have helped you?
YouTube Channels:
- Jungle Scout (great for basics, some product bias obviously)
- My Wife Quit Her Job (Steve Chou knows his stuff)
- Travis Marziani (underrated for private label)
Free Tools:
- Keepa (free tier shows basic price history)
- CamelCamelCamel (price tracking)
- Amazon's own revenue calculator
- DS Amazon Quick View (Chrome extension)
Communities:
- This forum obviously!
- r/FulfillmentByAmazon (hit or miss but some gems)
- Facebook groups (be careful of gurus trying to sell you stuff)
Amazon Resources:
- Seller University (surprisingly good)
- The Seller Central help docs (boring but important)
What free resources have helped you?
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PrivateLabelSara·10 months ago
Great list! Id add the Amazon Seller app - sounds obvious but the mobile notifications for sales and inventory alerts are super useful. Also Tactical Arbitrage has a free trial thats worth using to see if OA is for you before committing to the subscription.
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