Amazon FBA & eCommerce Management
Finding and launching high ROI products for clients
We specialize in Done-For-You
Launching and Scaling Private Label products




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- We find products that are guaranteed to give 50% to 200% return on investment.
- Product margins are 30% to 60%+.
- When finding a product we look for its small size, built, sturdiness, material used and certain factors before finalizing.
- We source a highest quality products.
- When sourcing from China, we specially focus on suppliers previous transaction history, ratings and make sure they are real manufactures.
- We thoroughly check your competitors and and monitor their rank vs yours.
- We add high performing keywords to broaden your organic reach.
- We update the keywords in Titles, Bullets, Search Terms, Description.
- There are lot of ways to build a listing, depending upon your goals.
- We utilize, external traffic sources like YouTube, Facebook, Instagram influencers to PPC on Amazon.
- We do use a lot of rebate sites and do giveaways to rank on keywords.
FREE Call on How to Generate $10,000 per Month on Amazon
The proven framework we use for our clients which generated $10,000 in the first month of launch
You will learn…
✅ Products that give 60% to 120% ROI
✅ High quality suppliers /manufacturers
✅ Create a compelling offer and differentiation
✅ Dominate a product niche and beat competition
WE CROSS CHECK PRODUCTS ON MULTIPLE TOOLS






ABOUT Us
Experienced in launching products on Amazon, Shopify, Etsy and Walmart. eBrandX is working with new online sellers like you. We launch and grow your brand for you.
Amazon FBA: Arbitrage, Private Label and Wholesale A to Z management
Etsy: Find US based suppliers, launch and grow your Etsy store
Shopify: Create branded store, run FB ads, supplier management
Our clients have seen very good results. We will recommend based on your goals and budget. Yes, you can start small.
Our charges are moderate. Reach out on WhatsApp or Facebook for more information
We’d love to schedule a call before finalizing anything. Hop on call to know us better. We have past results that showcase our expertise.
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How to Sell on Amazon For Beginners - FAQs
People continuing to undercut prices. You suck. End of rant.
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I just got buy box at $25.99 and sold 3 of an item even though there were 24 sellers selling for less. You don't need to be the lowest price to sell.
Very often it’s repriser, but it can be set so it doesn’t cut the prices
This post could have been written 10 years ago and wouldn’t have aged a bit.
PMSL. best way to weed out those who dont know how to run a business
Race to the bottom
How do you think Amazon destroyed 99 percent of book stores in the USA 🇺🇸. He actually sold for less than cost.
race to the bottom
Those are rookie ass people that just want to see a number instead of true profit. Just be patient and wait for them to sell out and make your money.
Even amazon is undercutting prices 😕 recession is hitting everyone
In a price war the customer is the only one that wins.
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Newbie here: When selling library books, CDs, DVDs can you just take pics or do u have to include in comments? Is it ok to put label to cover library stickers or leave as is? Do u list it only as acceptable or based on condition? TIA
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Sara Bondar When selling library books, CDs, DVDs, it is best practice to include a detailed description of the condition of the item, including any damage or wear and tear, in the listing comments. This will help potential buyers understand exactly what they are purchasing and avoid any misunderstandings or disputes later on. When it comes to library stickers on the cover, it is generally recommended to leave them on as they can provide important information about the item, such as the title and author. However, if the sticker is particularly unsightly or may deter potential buyers, you may consider covering it with a removable label or sticker. Just be sure not to damage the cover or any other part of the item in the process. Additionally, when selling library items, it is important to make sure you have the legal right to do so. Some libraries place restrictions on the sale of their materials, so it is a good idea to check with the library or do some research to ensure you are not infringing on any copyright or licensing agreements.
I went to a big community garage sale this morning and my last stop scored books that a lady said her engineer son used, l also got these Wii games. I spent about $25 and have a potential profit of $400+.
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Nice! My garage sale morning resulted in a big nada.
Hi Jeanette Which model do you use to sell things got from Garage sale ? Is it RA ?
Very nice!!!
Order processing available good discount target and other websites
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