Let me be frank...

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You can start with $100

You can start with $1000

You can start with $10,000

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Available capital should NEVER stop you from starting an Amazon Arbitrage business

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What matters is how you start

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The initial strategies you utilize

The initial resources you consume

The initial bits of capital you invest

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This is what decides how much and how fast you succeed on Amazon

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This is your foundation

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To build a strong skyscraper you need an even stronger foundation

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Here are the actual questions you should be asking to make sure you’re building the optimal foundation for your specific situation:

How Much Capital Can I Invest?

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This question is important because it lays out all of our resources for planning

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The amount of capital you have to start will decide the type of resources, inventory, and software/tools you’ll be able to invest in initially

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Imagine the starting line of a 400 meter race

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BUT not everyone starts in the same position

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The guy with $1k starts a little further ahead

The guy with $10k is more ahead of that guy

The guy with $100k is way more ahead of that guy

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It’s not fair but it makes sense

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The more resources you have to invest the better your success will be

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This also means the less resources you have the more effective you have to be

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Starting with lower cash means you must drain as much profit from every single penny you invest

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You likely won’t have tons of cash for expensive courses, mentorships, or high ticket inventory

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This is why I highly recommend selling high roi used books for new sellers with low cash

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Imagine earning $29.40 from a $1.50 investment

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That’s the potential of used books look like

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It’s a low risk strategy for:

• gaining beginner experience
• earning colossal returns
• building a healthy account

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If you have less than $500 to start used books are your best option

Here’s an A2Z guide on how ➜ Arbitrage 101​

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If you have $1k+ online/retail arbitrage is a better option

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Books are great but difficult to scale

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RA & OA immediately puts you in a position to:

• invest cash quick
• earn consistent profits
• hire teams to outsource

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While the return % may not be as strong as books long term it’s more profitable

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Ready to scale quickly with OA?

Here’s an A2Z guide on how ➜ Arbitrage 101 Advanced​

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What Are My Amazon Arbitrage Goals?

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This question sets our North Star

It gives us direction

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Direction is needed because it filters out what could be good for others but not good for us

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It’s the only remedy for Shiny Object Syndrome

There will always be a new trend

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The next big thing is infinitely right around the corner

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Direction instantly boosts discipline because anything that doesn’t push you forward on your path is a distraction and should be ignored

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If you understand where you want to go its easy to reverse engineer a route there

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Let’s say your goals are to fully replace your 9 to 5

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You can achieve this with:

• $2k - $3.5k in weekly spend
• $15k - 25k in monthly sales
• $3k - $5k profit monthly

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With the right setup you can work 5 hours Monday - Friday and profitably spend $5k weekly

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That’s 2.5x the spend you need to earn $3k profit monthly

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That’s how extremely achievable this is

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Let's say you want to generate $100k+ in sales monthly

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You’ll need to spend more on profitable inventory

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You’ll need to hire, train, and build systems so you can consistently grow without sacrificing all of your time

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The more you want to achieve

The more work required

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Take the time to figure out exactly what it is you want to achieve

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Then it becomes a lot easier to figure out how to get there

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If you think you’re ready to take Amazon Arbitrage seriously

Learn how you can get to 6 figure profits faster ➜ Arbitrage Unlimited​

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What Kind of Resources Should I Invest In?

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You are what you eat

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The resources you invest in early are the foundational bricks to your Amazon empire

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Imagine this comparison:

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Person A invests in a highly experienced mentor

Person B studies free YouTube content

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If Person A and Person B both have the same resources Person A will be lightyears ahead of Person B in mere months

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Not everyone can afford a mentorship

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Especially if you’re only starting on $500 or less

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It’s like this game

If we adjusted this graph for Amazon resources:

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You’d have $500 and Steph Curry would cost $5k

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The best resources aren’t cheap for good reason

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But that should never stop you from progressing

1. Study free content
2. Start your Amazon Arbitrage Business
3. Build capital
4. When you’re ready for scale, hire a trustworthy mentor

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Nothing can replace a quality mentor

Except for years of trial, error, and experience

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And we all know time is more valuable than money

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Thanks for reading

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