Release will probably be sometime next week. Here's an update on the update. - Tracked sellers will scan whats unagted straight from the dashboard (hovering over the asin shows the keepa graph, clicking opens up the keepa page on another tab) - You can extract all new ASINs to a new dashboard. - You can filter by "sellable only", you can see if multiple tracked sellers are on the listing - Selleramp style calculator on the extract seller dashboard - On the calculator there is now warnings for BB rotation, a brand being on the listing, a potential IP alert, and if amazon is in stock. - A floating x2/3/4+ overlay now on keepa product finder. So while your sourcing you could see if a product is helf by some of your tracked sellers. Im working on making sure all bugs are fixed and then i will push the update. Next update: our own version of "tacked product" 👀👀

I’m really happy to share this milestone! 🎉 I started my Amazon business on June 8, and as of June 27, I’ve officially crossed $1,000 in gross sales. I’ve already packed and shipped a good number of products, and I still have more inventory on the way. It’s a small step, but it feels like a huge achievement for me. Thanks to everyone in this community for the support and motivation. This is just the beginning! Next stop: $10K! I’ll be posting that screenshot here soon. ✌️ To everyone who’s just getting started, keep going. I hope you see the same results in your account very soon. Wishing you all the best! 💙

If you’re new and every profitable product looks gated, I get it. You’re clicking products, everything good says you can’t sell it, and it feels like Amazon is basically telling you to go home. But I think most new sellers are blaming the wrong thing. Your problem probably isn’t that you need one magic brand approval. Your problem is usually: - you’re not fully working through the products you’re already allowed to sell - you’re copying American sourcing advice that doesn’t work the same in Canada - you don’t have enough reps yet - and once you actually find 3 to 4 working products, you realize the real bottleneck is capital In Canada, you usually need to go wide. Not one product super deep. More like 10, 15, 20 products, test orders, then replenish what actually works. The boring loop is simple: - Keepa Product Finder - CanFlip - Google It - try to find the product around half the Amazon price - if it’s not there, move on That’s it. No secret brand. No magic approval. No hidden list that changes your life. Just reps, judgment, and enough capital to buy when you actually find winners. Curious: do you actually feel like you’re running out of good products, or are you just not sourcing enough yet? Let me know what you think!