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Almost Every day, Amazon sellers are building businesses from the
ground up, smashing their goals, and building the freedom they want for their lives. Ruwanika from the UK has been selling since 2016.

She's a programmer by trade. But, with the often unstable environment for IT contractors, she went out in search of some passive income to add a layer of security to her life.

It was at a seminar on property investment that someone turned her and her husband onto Amazon selling.

After a few leads fell through on the property front, she took a serious look at selling. This led to watching hours and hours of video tutorials and other sellers telling their stories on how it's done. Because this was a part-time venture, Ruwanika started small.
For her first product, she ordered just 100 units.

Skip ahead to today and Ruwanika and her husband, her business partner in Amazon selling, have done over £130,000 in sales.

The past year, she said, has been a roller coaster. But, they've enjoyed every minute. When they first began selling on , things got off to a slow start. Ruwanika said they didn't do a big launch but mainly relied on PPC advertising to rank their listing.

Today, they're getting a lot of sales and are working their way up in keyword rankings. Ruwanika said they averaged about $20 to $25K in sales a month, with a profit margin of 20%.

For them, the biggest problem along the way has been running out of stock. At one point, a shipment was lost in transit and caused them to lose six weeks of sales - even though the supplier did replace the lost inventory at no cost.

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16/04/2021

A "SCHOOL DROP OUT WITH NO HOPE" is what teachers said. Meet this 27-year-old who set up an Amazon-style business during the first lockdown and has made a £2.5million turnover in just EIGHT months. The 27-year-old hired the largest warehouse he could find and first began hustling beard trimmers which were much in-demand online due to hairdressers being shut.

He has now made an astonishing £2.5million turnover in a matter of months. Jack already owned a fancy dress website and had just ordered 200,000 Halloween costumes when the pandemic hit and his market shrank.

But after reading that Amazon had hired nearly 10,000 more workers because of a boom in online shopping - the entrepreneur took a chance and started a new business. I had already committed to the 200,000 costumes and signed contracts.

"I realized I'd dug myself into a pretty big hole with no market to sell them. I could try and weather the storm, which is what most people have done, or I could gamble and start a new business."

He quickly expanded his range and now sells more than 50,000 different products - from clothes to household goods.

The Welshman buys in returned goods from retailers and stocks from liquidated companies, sometimes with damaged packaging, meaning they are heavily discounted.

On average, his goods are 40% cheaper than normal retail prices. Jack said: "I look at Amazon and I guess that's what we're trying to aspire to. "It was a bigger risk to do nothing at all. I would rather fail trying than sit back and watch the business die."

The businessman now employs 35 workers who stock take, quality control check and photograph products to be uploaded to the website.

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