The big fish usually eat a lot better, right?

They're the ones who survive a lot longer.

They're the ones who all the other fishes are paying attention to.

So when you're contacting suppliers and manufacturers,

you want to be a big fish.

You want people to pay attention to you, to take notice of you, to take you seriously.

What's up, guys, you're listening to episode of Selling on Amazon with Andy Isam.

For this episode, I am live over on Twitter, actually. So if you found this on Twitter,

maybe you already listened to a little bit of this episode, but this is obviously being posted

to my podcast as well. In this episode, we're going to talk about how to play big fish

when contacting manufacturers. This comes from lesson 24 of my guide, $0 to $200,000 in our first

year selling on Amazon's 67 lessons learned. So lesson 24 out of 67, like always, if you want to get access to all the lessons

immediately right now, you can scroll on down here in the podcast. I've got a special discount

link for you to grab the complete ebook right now. So you can get all the lessons. It's kind of

like a Cliff Notes version of the podcast with a lot of the future episodes that I'm going to be

putting out so you can kind of get those ahead of time. Appreciate all of you guys who have already

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Whatever level you're at, I've got something to help you. That's how I wanted to design it.

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