How To Get A Job At Amazon Working From Home

[Leroy Turcios]

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Hello! Today, I have an amazing interview to share with you that will show you how to work from home selling on Amazon FBA. I recently had the chance to interview Jessica Larrew of The Selling Family, who explains how this may be a possibility for you. She is a friend of mine and I am blown away by her success!

After about a year selling yard sales / thrift store finds on eBay, I really wanted to scale up this business, but the more money I tried to make, the more time I had to spend on the business. Everything I listed had to be done from scratch and I had to ship each and every order myself. I was in a few Facebook groups with other eBay sellers and started to hear talk of people making money on Amazon and not having to do a lot of the work that comes with eBay.

Once you have inventory to sell. That is sent to an Amazon fulfillment warehouse, where they will store it for you until it sells. Once the product has sold on the Amazon website, the warehouse employees pack that item into a shipping box and send it off to the customer. If the customer needs help with their order, they ask Amazon.

The reason that it is so appealing to sell on the Amazon site, rather than starting your own ecommerce site is you get to use the credibility and advertising that Amazon already has. They spend a lot of money to bring customers to their platform and once buyers buy, they become very loyal!

We also do some sourcing from retail stores. With retail stores we focus on items on clearance. We love to shop at Drug Stores and buy off of the clearance rack. If we can buy something for 75% off and then sell it for the retail price, we end up making about 2x our investment in profit. My favorite drug stores are Walgreens and Rite Aid.

My absolute favorite thing about selling on Amazon FBA is that it gives me the freedom to choose when I want to work, and how much money I want to make. If I want to spend a lot of hours and money buying more and more inventory, I can do that. Then I will make more money. If I want to work fewer hours, and only buy certain amounts of inventory. I get more time with my family, or to do other things I enjoy.

This is also something that our whole family can do together. My husband and I source for products together. Our son helps us label them (when he feels like it). I work the computer, and Cliff does the packing. Sometimes even my mom helps us out when we have a lot to do.

If you want to try the process out in a store, you would need to set up a seller account on Amazon and then download the Amazon Seller app. Check out items in the clearance aisles and see what they are selling for on Amazon by scanning the barcodes into the app.

There are other services that can be used in the business that are subscription based, but they are not necessities and you can run the business without them. I love using tools to make life easier, so as people start to make more profits I recommend adding in tools to help increase productivity.

We cover everything from account set up. Using scanning apps and knowing how to read the information. Finding products to sell using 4 different methods. Sending your products to Amazon. Account management of your seller account. And more.

We have had people from all different backgrounds and skill levels coming in to our course. One lady we met in person started selling on Amazon simply to be able to buy a new car and pay the payment and the insurance. She met that goal quickly and is actually making a few thousand dollars a month now.

Now that our course has been around for a couple of years, it is cool to see that people have replaced their old incomes and quit their past jobs. And some of our students make way more than we ever have on Amazon.

I hope all of you enjoyed this interview! At over 3,500 words, it is a long and informative one. Are you interested in learning how to work from home selling on Amazon FBA? Do you want to learn how to sell for Amazon from home?

Thanks for being so comprehensive and thorough in this. Most of all, I really admire how she finds a needs and fills it. The more I follow other bloggers and read success stories like this, that seems to be the key. Very inspiring way to start a Friday!

Wow, I wondered what all the fuss was about, but this really showed me why selling on Amazon can be enticing. I appreciate how you constantly showcase different side hustles and explain them for newbies!

This is a great interview. I, too, know a couple of people who are into the Amazon FBA and they make decent amount of money from it. It takes time, practice, and patience to make money from Amazon FBA. As always, there is a learning curve on this side of the business. But once you get a handle on it, everything else is easy.

Amazon FBA has only just become an option for those of us on the other side of the Pacific and this article has motivated me to start looking into it as a serious proposition. So a huge thanks for all the info.

Hi TP, I share my private label journey on my blog along with details on my strategy, successes and, of course, failures. Click my name above or the link below the comment to get to the blog. Would love to see you there ?

I am so excited to get my amazon fba business running. Its been almost 2 months since I started the journey and my products are being manufactured now in china. Hopefully ill be selling and making some money in a few months. ?

Hello,

I am extremely interested in finding out how to go ahead and get signed up to do this. I have tons of ideas, lots of resources to get inventory, and I think I could really enjoy this! How can I find out more about signing up? Thanks so much for the resource!!!

I am a sweeper, I love to enter sweepstakes and try to win prizes and goodies. I have been an ebay seller for years and have had the ups and downs of it all. I stumbled across the become and Amazon seller idea a few weeks ago and now that I have read your blog I am convinced that God sent me to read this. I have found a new direction to take my income to the next level. Thank you for your indepth information and guidance. Your a blessing

I have been a big fan of The Selling Family for a long time. I started selling through Amazons FBA program a while back. The income I made for the little amount of work I put in helped me pay off my debt and it continues to be a great income stream for me and my family.

The main issue I come across, is that the items that I am looking at selling are thingsi need permission/license to sell.

is there a way to find out if I can sell my products without permission when AFK/away from the computer?

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Job Overview: Amazon is continuously expanding its remote and work-from-home workforce. We are currently looking for enthusiastic and talented individuals to join our team from the comfort of their homes. If you are seeking a flexible and rewarding career with one of the world leading companies, we invite you to explore the numerous opportunities we have available.

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