Amazon FBA: 27 Items That Will Make $3,000 a Month in Sales

De: Shannon Tyler

Narrado por: Troy Otte

Want to know 27 items that you can easily find and are in high demand on Amazon FBA?

Make $3,000 a month by selling proven items. By taking the steps in this audiobook, you will know exactly what to buy and how to sell it. Amazon FBA: 27 Items That Will Make $3,000 a Month in Sales will help you start an Amazon FBA business or assist in your existing business. Start your Amazon empire today with this reliable and excellent book.

In this book you will:

• Learn 27 items that are in high demand on Amazon and easy to find
• Learn the exact conditions to buy the items in that will help each item sell
• Learn how often you should search to find your items and the exact time frame that you should be selling $3,000 per month
• Learn how to find other profitable items to sell on Amazon

©2015 Shannon Tyler (P)2015 Shannon Tyler

Pretty Basic But Pretty Good

This is a very short and sweet audiobook. If you want to know what will make the money, you certainly will and you won't listen to much fluff or filler at all! I gave five stars to "story" only because there is no story...but there shouldn't be! This is an info book, nothing more and that should be evident from the title itself!

Waste of money

So stupid, just a list of random junk. Doesn't tell you how to do anything.

waste of money...27 dated items

cringed every time a new item was mentioned. used crock pots, used baby bottles and nipples, Simpsons stuff, cassette tapes were part of the 27 useless thrift store junk recommended. i gleaned no useful information from this audio. extremely dissatisfied.

Boring and not what I expected

If you are absolutely clueless and want to sell used items this could be helpful. Book just list 27 used items, nothing more. Just look around your house. Annoyed I even listened to the whole book.

stating the obvious

So if you want to hear things analogous to, "toilet paper will always be in demand", buy this book. The amazon market place is in constant dynamic change. This book contains little merit.

Garbage

This title belongs in the bin. Shannon Tyler randomly picked 27 items you are more likely to find in a landfill than a thrift store and encourages you to embarrass the hell out of yourself in a stupidly optimistic attempt at peddling vestigial wares on Amazon for three hundred percent profit.

Wow. Used baby bottles and pacifiers. Blank cassette tapes and slow cookers. I wish my copy of this waste of time was paper so I could get some use out of it feeding it to my goat.