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<description>MarketingCrazy presents, Sellers Gone Wild … the Podcast, with Evan Margolin of MarketingCrazy. The podcast will be sharing business insights and strategies for online selling, in many of its forms, starting with Private Labelling and FBA (with Amazon) and eventually covering all ecommerce categories and sales channels. The podcast covers online business strategies, tips, interviews and workshops, and while initially focussing on private label and FBA with Amazon. In later episodes, the podcast will cover online and web stores, online sales, website sales, conversion strategies, advertising, promotion and marketing tips.The show will not only cover general marketing principles, such as email list building, SEO, and PPC (both Amazon, Google, and other major players), but also covers the basics of online selling starting with finding and sourcing great products, and every point in between your product creation and the buyer’s hands (and we don’t stop there).All the strategies, tips, tricks and general education for what’s working now, in our private label, Amazon FBA, and online ecommerce businesses.</description>
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<title>SGW 015: What Does It Really Take To Run An Amazon FBA Business?</title>
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<description>Today we’re talking tools and tackling the number one question I get asked - what does this business really cost. Before we start, I wanted to share a tip that helps me accomplish as much as I can each day to move my business forward.  Before I go to sleep I make a list of three things I will accomplish the next day and I attempt to get through all three.  I suggest you do the same and let me know how well it works for you.I’ve been using Feedback Genius for some time as it works to automate seller feedback, and handle product reviews for my Amazon business.  I believe anybody who uses a tool like this will do better in their business.  I’m going to explore a new tool, Salesbacker which does the same types of things, but also provides stats on how well your emails are performing over time.  I’ll be checking it out and may switch if it performs well. The next tool I discuss is actually many tools in one.  Amazoworks, only has a few tools ready now, but additional ones are coming and will do every...</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 14 Aug 2015 10:00:37 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>SGW 014:  Free Up Your Cash Flow and Grow Your Business</title>
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<description>Today’s podcast comes to you from Las Vegas. I’m at an Amazon Conference along with about 800 other people.  Today I’ll take a look at a few things all the sellers are buzzing about here.  There is another conference in early August that I’ll be here for.  It’s a sourcing show and a good place to get ideas for merchandise, to meet people and do some wholesale sourcing.  You can find out more about it at asdonline.com (http://www.asdonline.com/)One topic of discussion here is cash flow.  The cash flow problems associated with growing quickly can be crushing. It’s sometimes hard to be able to reorder product as you wait for the money on your sales to come in.  Banks don’t generally lend large sums of money to at home businesses and credit cards can pose some difficulties. I solved this problem by using Kabbage (https://www.kabbage.com/).  They are able to analyze your bank transactions and business accounts very quickly and pre-approve you on the spot.  They will then debit your account mo...</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 24 Jul 2015 10:00:54 +0000</pubDate>
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<pubDate>Fri, 24 Jul 2015 10:00:54 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>SGW 012:  Overcoming the Hurdle of Selling Your First Product</title>
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<description>On today’s episode of Sellers Gone Wild I’m going to talk about the hurdles that keep people from getting started selling their first product on Amazon. I always planned to be the CEO of a company.  I was very driven in law school.  I then went into a video game startup because it was one of my passions and it worked out quite nicely.  Dancing is another passion of mine and I built a brand around products relating to that.  Now I am hooked on selling on Amazon and it has worked out so very well.  Where you find the intersection between passion and products that make sense to create because they are in demand, you will find success on Amazon.If you find you’re stuck in getting that first product on Amazon, here are some tips that I explain:	* Think of your first product as your training wheels product.	* For your first product select something cheap and light.	* Don’t know what to sell?  Start with your passion and the products you use.	* Find out what products are already selling by going to the...</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 17 Jul 2015 06:00:45 +0000</pubDate>
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<pubDate>Fri, 17 Jul 2015 06:00:45 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>SGW 011: Launching A New Product</title>
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<description>Today has been a crazy business day. I have a list of things that I’ve accomplished just today in launching a new product. I want to take you along on my trip down the rabbit hole and give you some key points about what I’ve done today.First, an important reminder that my free online sellers bootcamp is coming up on July 22.  It’s time to sign up for the bootcamp which will give you an overview of what it takes to become an FBA Amazon private label seller.I am putting out new products on a steady basis and here’s a quick summary of what I accomplished just today:	* Got a product out starting with a bare bones listing to generate things for a shipper to use and my product arrived at Amazon	* Contacted people for professional pictures of my product	* Set up a page listing on Amazon - using search terms and keyword analysis, I developed and submitted a two thousand word description	* Created coupon codes with four different price points for four different groups of people	* Got a super URL through Amztr...</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 14 Jul 2015 12:00:57 +0000</pubDate>
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<description>Today has been a crazy business day. I have a list of things that I’ve accomplished just today in launching a new product. I want to take you along on my trip down the rabbit hole and give you some key points about what I’ve done today.First, an important reminder that my free online sellers bootcamp is coming up on July 22.  It’s time to sign up for the bootcamp which will give you an overview of what it takes to become an FBA Amazon private label seller.I am putting out new products on a steady basis and here’s a quick summary of what I accomplished just today:	* Got a product out starting with a bare bones listing to generate things for a shipper to use and my product arrived at Amazon	* Contacted people for professional pictures of my product	* Set up a page listing on Amazon - using search terms and keyword analysis, I developed and submitted a two thousand word description	* Created coupon codes with four different price points for four different groups of people	* Got a super URL through Amztr...</description>
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<title>SGW 010:  Reviews, Reviews, Reviews</title>
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<description>The topic today is all about product reviews.  Customers that leave feedback impact the buying decision of other potential customers and that’s a big part of the reason product reviews are so very important.For reviews, my first step is to reach out to family and friends.  I will record a quick video that has them go through the process of searching for my product on Amazon and purchasing it.  This usually involves 100 people for me.  I then continue to email them to see if they followed through.  I usually get a 50% response rate and end up with 20 to 30 product reviews.  As I explain, this is an involved process which requires me to be tenacious.My next step is using Tomoson (https://www.tomoson.com/) which allows you to give away products to bloggers and target groups who then create word of mouth buzz about the product.Then I follow that with a Facebook funnel review group. I add AMZ Tracker (https://www.amztracker.com/) and private Facebook review groups.A very important step is an automated sequ...</description>
<pubDate>Mon, 06 Jul 2015 06:00:33 +0000</pubDate>
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<description>The topic today is all about product reviews.  Customers that leave feedback impact the buying decision of other potential customers and that’s a big part of the reason product reviews are so very important.For reviews, my first step is to reach out to family and friends.  I will record a quick video that has them go through the process of searching for my product on Amazon and purchasing it.  This usually involves 100 people for me.  I then continue to email them to see if they followed through.  I usually get a 50% response rate and end up with 20 to 30 product reviews.  As I explain, this is an involved process which requires me to be tenacious.My next step is using Tomoson (https://www.tomoson.com/) which allows you to give away products to bloggers and target groups who then create word of mouth buzz about the product.Then I follow that with a Facebook funnel review group. I add AMZ Tracker (https://www.amztracker.com/) and private Facebook review groups.A very important step is an automated sequ...</description>
<pubDate>Mon, 06 Jul 2015 06:00:33 +0000</pubDate>
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