There's a bunch of different types of fees, costs associated with selling on Amazon.

There's two main fees.

Let's go a little bit more in depth here on how Amazon calculates these two fees.

So you can kind of understand where your money is going and what is affecting these fees so that you know how to lower them or what is making

them so expensive or so high.

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all about FBA fees. Now, there's a bunch of different types of fees costs associated with selling

on Amazon. In another episode, we talked about some fixed costs. You've got your $39 a month,

Amazon Seller Central professional account. But there are specific fees associated with selling your products on Amazon.

There's two main fees.

And I call these my blue fees or my blue number fees because when you're using the Amazon

FBA calculator on Seller Central to calculate your profit margin for your products. These two numbers show up

in blue. The first one is the selling on Amazon fee, which includes referral fees and closing

fees. And then the other blue number is your fulfillment by Amazon fees. Now, when you hear me say

FBA fees, I'm kind of categorizing all of these different fees,

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