How could doing Amazon FBA product research possibly cost you $5,000?

Can't you just use Jungle Scout for $69 a month and find products to sell?

In this episode, we're going to answer the questions and give you three tips to save yourselves

from thousands of unnecessarily spent dollars down the road.

What's up guys? You're listening to another episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

In this episode, like I said, we're going to talk all about saving yourself thousands of

dollars down the road that you don't need to spend, especially for your very first product

for your brand.

We've got three tips for you guys here to save yourself thousands of dollars down the road. And you're going to

use these three tips while you're doing your Amazon FBA product research. I've got an entire

playlist here on my channel for Amazon FBA product research to show you how it's done using my

favorite tool Jungle Scout. So make sure you check out that playlist. I'll throw some links here for

you guys to go check those videos playlist. I'll throw some links here for you guys

to go check those videos out. Now, tip number one for saving yourself thousands of dollars when

doing your Amazon FBA product research is to keep it small, lightweight, and simple. One of the

biggest costs that you'll have when you're placing your first order, your first bulk order, right? So you're ordering 100, 500,000 units is going to be your shipping cost. Now, if you listen to my podcast, you'll hear me talk a lot about shipping Air Express. There's a lot of benefits to that. I'm not going to go deep into that in this episode. I've got other content on my channel,

on my podcast to help you guys understand that philosophy a little bit better. But if you keep it

small, lightweight and simple, your shipping costs are going to be dramatically lower than they

would be if you're selling a more, excuse me, if you're selling a larger or heavier type of

product. So by selling small, lightweight,

plastic, textile, silicone, think of products, especially for your first product, right?

And, you know, down the road, we can sell all other sorts of products. We can sell bigger,

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