It will come a blessed and glorious day when you get so much product from your supplier that it simply does not fit in your house.

It fills your garage. It fills your living room. You post pictures of your dog standing on a literal house that you made of boxes because you have so many boxes.

And you flex about it on Instagram and then you say, holy crap, I have 5,000 packs that I have to prep.

And you're like, ooh, this actually kind of sucks.

So then you find a 3PL.

You're listening to another episode of sellingelling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

In this episode, we're going to talk about the benefits of a 3PL versus sending directly

to Amazon.

So a 3PL being a third party logistics company.

I refer to this a lot as a 3PL.

Essentially what it is, it's a warehouse that will store your inventory and ship it out to wherever you want to ship it out.

It will send it to customers if they purchase your product through your Shopify store.

It will send it to Amazon.

It's essentially a big warehouse where they store and ship and manage inventory.

We call it a 3PL or a third-party logistics company.

But again, in this episode, we're talking about the benefits of using a 3PL versus having

your supplier in China, for example, send your product directly to Amazon's warehouses.

Guys, this is the model that we use.

We use a 3PL. Originally, when we first started our

business, we were having products sent from our supplier to my house, literally to my physical

house. We were getting boxes and boxes. Now, when we first started, I was getting two boxes.

So it's very manageable, right? I get two boxes. I got

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