Here is a video breaking down the new features of CanFlip. I worked hard on this update, and I hope everybody enjoys the new tracked sellers feature. We also upgraded a saved filter section. We have a whole new workflow to source without having to ever go on to Amazon. A revamped bulk checker. And much more. If you enjoy CanFlip, please leave a comment on the YouTube video itself. It's going to help me a ton and keep motivating me to bring out new features to help the Canadian community.

It's the second week of July. If your sales look slow right now, you're not doing anything wrong. Summer is the documented worst season in e-commerce, traffic drops as much as 30 percent compared to winter, and everyone from the biggest brands down to the newest arbitrage seller feels it. Most sellers respond to this by checking out. They look at their dashboard, get discouraged, and decide to "get serious again in the fall." Then November hits, they watch other sellers post screenshots of $2,000 days, and they start frantically buying whatever still has margin left. They pay peak prices for inventory, ship it in late, half of it checks in after Black Friday, and they end Q4 wondering what all the hype was about. I want to walk you through the opposite approach, because Q4 is the single biggest wealth transfer of the year in this business, and it does not go to the sellers who work hardest in November. It goes to the sellers who were boring in July. Let me give you my actual numbers so you understand what's at stake. Last Q4, across November and December, it did about $30K profit. The difference is that Q4 compresses six or seven normal months of profit into eight weeks, but only if the inventory is already sitting in Amazon's warehouse when the wave arrives. That's the whole game. Everything below is about making sure you're holding the right inventory at the right time, and the timeline starts now. Work backwards from December and the plan writes itself Here's the logic chain, and I want you to actually follow it rather than skim it. The biggest sales days of the year run from Black Friday through about December 18th. For your inventory to be sellable during that window, it has to be checked in at Amazon, and every year, like clockwork, Amazon's receiving slows to a crawl in November because every seller in North America is shipping in at once. So realistically your inventory needs to arrive at the warehouse by early November, which means you're buying it in September and October.

Hello Everyone, Happy Canada Day! Has anyone used Tactical Arbitrage software to find products for OA? How good is it for Amazon Canada? Thanks