So... I'm not an online seller, but when the screen shows "net profit". But you haven't sold them yet... How do you know? Does Amazon buy the games from you and then re sell them?
So you basically price your items before sending them to Amazon and they show you the fees associated (storage fees, packing fees, amazons cut, etc) and then you subtract the buy cost of your product. The net profit is mostly accurate because with video games they generally sell quickly once they arrive at Amazon but you're right, you still have to wait for them to sell! In most cases you want to list high on Amazon and then account for around 15-20% less net profit in repricing your items, as Amazons prices are competitive with other sellers undercutting each other. In this video however I priced competitively at market value so they profit mentioned should be accurate! Hope that makes sense!
There’s a few reasons. It could be the sales ranking is too high (meaning it will take forever to sell), the condition of the game isn’t up to amazons standards, or the Amazon listing itself isn’t working correctly!
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So... I'm not an online seller, but when the screen shows "net profit". But you haven't sold them yet... How do you know?
Does Amazon buy the games from you and then re sell them?
So you basically price your items before sending them to Amazon and they show you the fees associated (storage fees, packing fees, amazons cut, etc) and then you subtract the buy cost of your product. The net profit is mostly accurate because with video games they generally sell quickly once they arrive at Amazon but you're right, you still have to wait for them to sell! In most cases you want to list high on Amazon and then account for around 15-20% less net profit in repricing your items, as Amazons prices are competitive with other sellers undercutting each other. In this video however I priced competitively at market value so they profit mentioned should be accurate! Hope that makes sense!
Just curious, what made you keep those $125 worth of games to sell on ebay instead of amazon?
There’s a few reasons. It could be the sales ranking is too high (meaning it will take forever to sell), the condition of the game isn’t up to amazons standards, or the Amazon listing itself isn’t working correctly!
gotcha, whats your max sales rank?@@SwansEmporium