I have some very interesting updates on the way. - The ability to Track 25 Sellers, receiving an update when they add new asins.(working on it even pre-check what you're ungated in out of those asins!) - Saved Keepa Product Finder Filters, to easily load them - The ability to see if another seller has a lot of ungated products and see how many ASINs are shared with your tracked list - Upgrading the bulk checker - A quick SellerAmp Style calculator on keepa product finder, to see if somethings profitable before clicking into the amzn link - Fine Tuning the AI button to focus more on risk, it will check if theres IP risks, meltable, seasonal etc The thing is, a lot of these new features will cost tokens. These tokens are part of your keepa subscription. The base plan generates 1 token/minute and caps you at 300 tokens. Nerd speak: Refreshing a storefront costs 10 tokens. So if you track 25 sellers, and it refreshes once per day, thats 250 tokens. If you ever start missing tokens, Keepa has upgradable plans that gives you more tokens (CanFlip makes NOTHING from tokens, its just our way of communicating with keepa to fetch data) Stay tuned!

Hi brother, I need your advice. I previously sold 15 units of this ASIN on Amazon Canada without any issues. After I restocked and sent more inventory to FBA, Amazon is now asking me to request approval again. During the application, they’re asking if I can ensure all FBA inventory has Amazon Transparency serial number barcodes. My products have the regular UPC and serial stickers, but I can’t find any Amazon Transparency code. Should I select “Yes” or “No”? What would you recommend I do to get this approval? Thanks

Hey everyone, my name is Christian Cabatay and I was in Anthony's Cohort 2 in this 12 week mentorship program. Heres what happened... I want to be real with y'all for a second before I get into the numbers. I started this cohort with barely any capital. Like, genuinely tight. No big bankroll, no safety net, no "I'll just buy more inventory if it doesn't work" backup plan. Just me, a small amount of money I could not afford to lose, and a decision that I was going to make it work anyway. And I did. There's a quote I live by, one that got me through every uncomfortable, unfamiliar part of this process: "It's not hard, it's just new." Every time something felt overwhelming, I reminded myself of that. It wasn't that the work was too hard for me, it was just that I hadn't done it before yet. Anthony's 12 week cohort was honestly one of the best decisions I've made. Twelve weeks sounds long when you're in week 1, but I promise you it flies by, and the craziest part is the value doesn't stop when the cohort ends. The videos he gives you aren't just "watch once and forget," they're the kind of thing you're going to be pulling up months from now when you hit a wall and need to remind yourself how to work through it. I already know I'll be rewatching these long after cohort 2 is done. And Anthony himself, the man is always there. Always responding, always willing to help you figure out what's going wrong. But here's the thing nobody tells you going in: he can only help you as much as you help yourself. He'll show you the way, but you still have to put in the work, ask the right questions, and actually apply what he teaches. This isn't a sit back and get rich program. It's a show up and get coached program. Huge difference. Now let's talk numbers, because this is the part I'm most proud of. My first ever sale landed on May 5th. From there, it's been a straight climb. May 1 to July 11th: Sales: C$5,686.58 Orders Units: 151 / 155 Refunds: 7 Ad spend: C$0.00, (every bit of this was organic)

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.

New video just went live and I'd genuinely put this one in front of anyone who's ever told me "I can't find products." The first method is for those of you still hunting for your first ungated lead. Nothing fancy... storefront stalking, but done the way that actually works: you sort the offers by review count, open the biggest seller's storefront, filter out everything you're gated in, and then press Google It on every single product looking for half the Amazon price. T he mistake almost everyone makes is analyzing the lead before checking if it's even buyable at half price. Google It first. Two seconds to eliminate a lead beats ten minutes analyzing one you were never going to buy. The second one is the Cousin Technique, and if you've already got even one profitable product, this is the part to watch. One winning brand almost never has just one winning product. I take the brand, throw it back into the product finder, and mine the rest of the catalog — in the video I do it live and you can watch leads fall out of it. I also let one slip near the end that I usually keep for coaching calls, about listings with no price on them. Most of you are scrolling right past free money there. Watch it then come back and tell me which of the two methods you're running this week — and if you press Google It on 50 products and find nothing, post your storefront in the comments and I'll tell you what you're doing wrong.