/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>14992990
If you are only making 10% roi on fba, you are in the wrong products or are doing some brainlet-tier trend following.

I do not look at any product with below 200% roi on fba. Either I manufacture it myself, or create a brand that would allow me to increase margins, taking competitor reviews to generate an idea where opportunity is.

Pretty much every item on amazon, if done properly, will make you at least 2x your money back.

My first main product is doing $6 profit for $.9 spent, and I sell thousands a month.

My second product that did shit because I brought on a partner that turned out to be an ultra retard does 2x our cost ($4 product sells for $19, nets us $10 profit).

Currently developing 3 products:
- A beauty that costs $1.2 and sells for $10, net is $4.80.
- A health product that costs $1 and sells for about $15, net is $8ish.
-Automotive product that costs $20 and sells for $150. This is something I designed myself based on the failure of a popular competitor.

Step your FBA game up or quit, it's not worth such shit margins at 10%.

>>14993270

>be in crypto virgin

>only see a few 1000x return over 10 years, taking unlimited risk or chance of loss/hacking

>Can't reinvest the profitable bitcoin into more bitcoin unless it drops in price after you dump

>can't use hodl money to live, its all in btc

> Be amazon fba selling chad

>start with $1000 on a $1 item, sell for $10

> see 6.5x ROI every month in your pocket to do as you wish
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> Reinvest that profit constantly into literally anything

> Turn $1000 into $20,000/month income in a year

> Invest in whatever crypto you want and make even more money once you run out of fba ideas

Honestly anon, actually producing something for profit will give you a more solid position to grow from.