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Built by Business: Amazon FBA, E-Commerce, Brand Building

#527 - The Piggyback Method: Build an Amazon Brand Without Starting From Zero with The Zab Twins

Built by Business: Amazon FBA, E-Commerce, Brand Building

Andy Isom | Amazon FBA Seller & Agency Founder

Business, Entrepreneurship, Marketing

4.9816 Ratings

🗓️ 28 January 2026

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

Building an Amazon business doesn't require starting from scratch. In this episode of Built by Business, Andy breaks down The Piggyback Method with a micro-guest segment from the Zab Twins a smarter way to build an e-commerce brand by plugging into demand that already exists.

 

You'll learn why brand piggybacking beats retail and supplier models long term, how Amazon removes the hardest parts of starting a business, and why AI is making product launches faster, cheaper, and more accessible than ever.

 

This episode is perfect for Amazon sellers, aspiring e-commerce founders, and anyone stuck in analysis paralysis who wants a clearer path forward.

 

Visit www.weavos.io for a free Amazon brand audit and three custom action steps for your business.

 

Apply to Work with The Twins: https://www.thefbastartup.com/apply

 

The Zab Twins on IG: @thezabtwins

 

Transcript

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0:00.0

What if building an e-commerce brand and we're going to talk specifically about Amazon today

0:05.0

didn't mean guessing what you should sell, begging suppliers, or blowing cash on mistakes that you

0:11.3

could have avoided? What if instead you could say piggyback on demand that already exists?

0:17.7

That's exactly what today's microguests, Zab twins, are going to break down.

0:29.7

Welcome back to Built by Business. I'm Andy Isam. It's been a minute. Happy New Year, everyone. I apologize for the delay in episodes coming out this year.

0:39.9

It's been a crazy holiday season, New Year. The flu ran rampant through my household at the beginning of January.

0:48.6

It got the kids. It got me. Praise is above. It did not get my baby Brindley. But yeah, it was rough there.

0:56.5

And obviously, my voice suffered because of that.

1:00.1

And I got really behind on things.

1:01.9

And so just kind of playing catch up.

1:03.4

So unfortunately, podcasts had to take a little backseat there for a little while.

1:07.4

But I'm working to get organized, get back in the groove of things.

1:11.2

And this is an episode that I'm really excited about. Just to give a quick personal backstory here,

1:16.1

the Zab twins have been creating awesome content in the Amazon educational space for years now

1:22.3

before I even really got into creating Amazon related content. In fact, a fun fact, I was actually on their

1:31.0

podcast many years ago. I can't remember exactly how long ago it was. So this is a long overdue,

1:37.4

full-circle moment having them do a micro-guest appearance for us today. I also got the

1:42.6

opportunity to spend some time with the Zab twins

1:45.3

in New York and Seattle. Eric and Brian, so we did some content with the Amazon advertising team

1:53.9

from Amazon corporate. So we got to spend some time together. We did some jam, some interviews,

1:59.1

there's some social media content out there floating around. But yeah, this is something that I've been excited to put together for, it's been in the works for months, honestly, I could say at this point. But again, we're getting into this topic today of piggybacking. Now, I think we can imagine what a piggyback ride is. If you've got kids, I got a six-year-old

2:18.2

and a three-year-old who love piggybacks. So what does this mean as it relates to building an

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