In this post, I want to talk about what an Amazon Automation Service is.

Running an-Amazon store can be a daunting task. The learning curve is very long and at first glance, the seller central platform looks like a spaceship dashboard with way too many moving parts.

It can take years of learning to be able to have the skill set to run your own successful Amazon store.

Some services will do all the heavy lifting for you, which for some is a great option to having an Amazon store while not having to stress about the everyday tasks involved in making it a successful venture.

While there are many different strategies for running an Amazon store which includes, Wholesaling, Arbitrage, Private Label, Selling Liquidation items just to name a few. 

When using an Amazon Automation Service first decide on what strategy you want to employ and find a service with a team that specializes in the strategy you want to employ.

Also, it is helpful if you do your due diligence and research the specific strategy the service will use in your store. You don’t want to go into your journey as an Amazon store owner blindly trusting the service provider while you have zero knowledge of any of the processes.

It is always helpful and beneficial for you to have a basic understanding of the business model before you take that leap of faith.

I’ll give you some tips and things to look for in an automation service.

How big is their team?

How experienced are they in the business model they are managing for you?

Ask for references and proof of their work. Don’t just take their word for it and get on a zoom call and have them login to an existing clients amazon account and prove that they can do what they say they can do.

Picking to right team is critical to the process and the difference in whether or not you are successful as an Amazon store owner. 

I would also highly recommend using a US based company with US based team members. There are a lot of foreign companies and individuals who are allegedly all experts at running Amazon stores and in reality none of them have a clue as to what they are doing. 

The success of your store will only be as good as your team. So make sure you’re dealing with the best team with the best US based talent when it comes to running your store.

Hopefully this post has given you some insight into what to look for when you’re thinking about choosing a team to run your Amazon store.

We’ll talk again in my next post, until then, stay frosty my friend! 

FBA is the most popular way to sell on Amazon, but it isn’t for everyone. Some sellers choose not to have their products stored by amazon and instead store them in an outside location themselves or even ship themselves and use regular mail delivery services like UPS instead!

With FBA, sellers pay to have products warehoused and stored by Amazon. The fees depend on the weight of inventory being moved in/out as well as dimensions such that it can be shipped off for sale at retail outlets worldwide without incurring any additional expense from their side–allowing them to make more money off each item sold!

On average, Amazon charges 15%. However, they do offer a few categories per item sold at this rate. Similar rates can be found with Walmart’s also – both charge a flat fee regardless if you’re using FBA or not! In addition to their standard service fees for handling all logistics involved in shipping items out from inventory (which includes storage), there is another cost that sellers needn’t worry about when operating under these terms: discounts offered by vendors themselves who sell goods on amazon without any additional markups

Walmart is a huge multinational retail corporation that operates many different types of stores. The biggest difference between them all? You can find what your family needs at Walmart, no matter how simple or complex it may be!

Walmart is one of the two largest marketplaces in America, with an average monthly visits count of close to 2 billion. The company generates around 400 million customer interactions per month on its site alone! In this article we’ll explore what it’s like working for either Amazon or Walmart as well talk about how they compare side by us – pros/cons alike so you can decide which option would be best suited towards your needs at any given moment.”