Learn to Sell on Amazon FBA with IIEC
Looking to take your e-commerce game to the next level? Consider Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), a service that allows third-party sellers to send their goods to one of Amazon’s fulfillment centers for storage and shipping. Led by Sumit Pareek, an E-Commerce & Digital Marketing startup mentor & investor at the Indian Institute of E-Commerce (IIEC), our courses are designed to give you the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in the highly competitive world of Amazon selling.
Why Choose IIEC?
At IIEC, we’re passionate about helping entrepreneurs like you succeed in the world of e-commerce and digital marketing. With our expert guidance, you’ll learn everything you need to know about selling on Amazon FBA, including how to source products, optimize your product listings, and develop effective product launch and promotion strategies.
Our courses cover a wide range of topics related to Amazon FBA, dropshipping, and digital marketing training. Some of the things you’ll learn include:
- The benefits of using Amazon FBA as a fulfillment service
- The differences between Amazon and other e-commerce platforms like Shopify and eBay
- How to source products using suppliers like Alibaba
- The importance of product titles, images, bullet points, and descriptions in driving sales
- How to develop effective product launch and promotion strategies
With our courses, you’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the Amazon FBA platform and how to use it to drive sales and grow your business.
Dropshipping and E-Commerce Courses
At IIEC, we also offer a range of courses related to dropshipping and e-commerce. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to take your existing business to the next level, our courses cover everything you need to know about sourcing products, optimizing listings, and developing effective marketing strategies.
Our dropshipping courses cover everything from how to outsource product procurement and shipping to a third party to how to find reliable suppliers and calculate order quantities. We’ll also cover the pros and cons of dropshipping and how it compares to other e-commerce models.
In addition, our e-commerce courses cover a range of topics related to digital marketing training, including how to use Amazon PPC ads and giveaways to drive traffic and sales, as well as how to create compelling product titles, bullet points, and descriptions.
SEO-Optimized Sales Copywriting Content
Our content is designed not only to give you the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in e-commerce and digital marketing but also to rank high in search engines like Google. We’ve optimized our sales copywriting content with over 100 e-commerce, dropshipping, and digital marketing-related keywords, so you can be sure that you’re getting the most out of your investment.
Ready to take your e-commerce business to the next level? Join our courses today and start your journey towards success with IIEC and Sumit Pareek!
Welcome to the “IIEC Amazon FBA Sourcing Alibaba Listing Product & Sell on Amazon” Course
Hello there,
Welcome to the “IIEC Amazon FBA Sourcing Alibaba Listing Product & Sell on Amazon” course. In this course, you will learn how to successfully set up and make money with your FBA account right away, even if your starting budget is small. The course is taught by Sumit Pareek, an E-commerce & Digital Marketing startup mentor & investor at Indian Institute of E-Commerce.
Why You Should Be Selling on Amazon?
Maybe you already have an online store of your own and you’re looking to break into a larger market. Maybe you’re already selling on a large marketplace but you want to expand your reach. Or, maybe you’re just starting out, you have no website or item listings anywhere, and you have yet to make a single sale. These are very different situations, but they have a lot in common, and that’s the potential to grow by finding new channels for your products to sell.
Amazon is the cutting edge of online retail, and selling on Amazon is the best way to stay on top of the latest developments in online retail. It gives you a leg up because sellers who use Amazon will not be surprised by new technology or other developments in the market. If you’re serious about eCommerce, you should definitely try to sell on Amazon.com.
If you’re interested in reaching a much larger customer base and increasing your sales volume, Amazon.com can be an incredible resource. The best way to see if Amazon.com is for you is to simply try your hand at selling a few products on the platform.
Why do Amazon sellers use Alibaba?
Many Amazon sellers use Alibaba to source products because of the simplicity of its user-friendly site and the low prices. Most manufacturers that you come across on the platform will be based in China, where they can produce quality goods at a much more affordable price than, say, in the United States or Canada.
Alibaba is a great place for sellers of all experience levels to source millions of different products that you can private label and brand. Many businesses rely on getting profitable products from Alibaba to Amazon FBA. Any seller can go to import from Alibaba right now and search for the type of product they’re interested in selling and come across thousands of potential suppliers. Finding a manufacturer for your product has never been easier.
In this course, we’re going to go over everything you need to know about Alibaba and Amazon FBA, so you can successfully source quality products for your private label Amazon FBA course business.
Fulfillment by Amazon
Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) is a system in which you send your inventory to Amazon and they handle the picking, packing, and shipping of your products directly from their warehouse. Not only does this take the packing and shipping burden off your shoulders, but it also means you can offer Prime shipping to those 200 million Amazon Prime members—who on average spend over 4 times as much as non-Prime shoppers.
Using FBA also means Amazon takes responsibility for any problems that arise during shipping, like late shipments, damaged items, or other issues. Your reputation as a seller doesn’t take a hit.
Is Shopify better than Amazon?
Selling on Shopify using Amazon’s FBA service requires a different mindset than selling on Amazon with FBA. Other than in a few specialty categories, Amazon’s referral fees range between 8% and 17% of the sale amount.
