@Iqra Qadeer Hey Iqra, welcome to the community 😊Starting with Amazon is exciting but it can definitely feel overwhelming in the beginning. What part are you exploring right now, the Influencer program or FBA? I’ve been learning about Amazon too while also testing a small ecommerce store model on the side, so it's been interesting comparing the different ways people are building income online. Curious what made you decide to start with Amazon

hey everyone, i’ve actually been in this community since jan 2024, but i’m just getting back active after dealing with some life challenges. i’m grateful to be back and ready to start learning, connecting, and growing again. excited to be around people who are also building and figuring things out step by step.

@Angela Gurule So basically, an advanced reselling is an online business model where you sell products to customers without actually keeping the products yourself. Instead, you work with a supplier who handles the stock and ships directly to your customer. In a more way to understand practically Number 1. You set up a store, most people use Shopify, TikTok Shop, or other platforms but it's so preferable to use Shopify because it gives full access and low algorithms account blockage unlike other platforms Number 2. A customer orders from your store, let’s say you’re selling a phone case for $85 Number 3. You forward the order to your supplier, the supplier is usually in China, the U.S., or wherever they are based, and maybe they sell that same case for $15 Number 4. The supplier ships it directly to your customer, you never touch the product, they handle the packaging and shipping Number 5. You keep the profit, in this example, you made $70 profit ($85 – $15) The good part is you don’t need to spend thousands buying stock upfront. You only pay for products after someone has already paid you. That’s why it’s low risk compared to traditional business Oops, this is probably too much 😅 I just hope you caught what I was trying to say. If you’ve got any questions, feel free to ask

@Summer Reed When it comes to choosing products to test, i usually look at a few things first. Trending demand, problem solving products, and items that people already show interest in on platforms like TikTok or Instagram. Seasonal timing also helps a lot, especially with holidays coming up. I normally test a few products instead of relying on just one, then see which one starts getting traction before scaling it. Are you currently selling on Amazon already or just exploring different online business models right now?