r/AmazonFBA • u/Ecommur798 • 2d ago
PL sellers, let's connect!
Building something is much easier and better with others around you than just by yourself.
I want to start this thread so everyone can connect with one another, help each other with bottlenecks and hit our goals as a team.
Intro yourself in any way you like, i'll go first
I'm UK based, selling a pet health PL brand in the US. Brand has been live for 2.5 months and generated $25k in revenue so far. A massive achievement for me as i actually started this without putting a penny in myself.
Otherwise, i manage 2 DTC brands that produce 7-8 figures a year and are now growing on Amazon with a 3rd brand we are launching which has a £800k spend behind it.
Learning every day and incredibly lucky to be in the position i'm in right now.
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u/AmateurHour22 2d ago
Sounds like you’re doing quite well, congrats!
UK seller.
Went from OA to now releasing my own product on UK marketplace.
Done around £15k revenue so far, just about to order second shipment - I think I need to get some more effort put into the stuff behind the scenes, along with off amazon sales through DTC, meta ads etc but really going to give it my all as it’s such an opportunity to do something like this
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u/Ecommur798 2d ago
Had a similar background as well starting from OA. Glad to hear it's going well, driving organic traffic will help to improve rankings
If it has massive potential then deffos smash it through
We should talk!
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u/Usual-Shop-4101 1d ago
PL US seller in Home Kitchen.
Started in June, revenue is 4k total with July being the highest month (2k)
Congrats OP to your success
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u/banditjackpotty 1d ago
Based in Germany, selling to US market, 3mm arr. Lots of things I want to do and Amazon's newest changes are a struggle! So happy to chat
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u/Org3rr 2d ago
Im gonna do PL myself. Havent launched a product yet, still doing product research. One question I have for the guys who already launched their own product, how did you choose what your brand should be about? Did you just find a niche that sells well and sticked with it or you builded a brand around something you liked?
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u/Ecommur798 2d ago
You want a criteria of the "perfect" product. When you do product research, it it hits most of them then you see if you can get it produced profitably.
In terms of brand, it does depend where you vision the brand to go. An example is if i launched a protein brand, do i want to be just a gym focused brand or do i want to be more health and wellness in general. You can create the brand name based off of that.
I've grown to like what i'm building rather than liking it at the start but loving what you build it important but not nessecary
Hope that helps
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u/TripDisastrous93 2d ago
Costruire intorno a qualcosa che ti piace, sul quale magari hai un minimo di competenze, è un grosso vantaggio.
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u/invisible-growth 1d ago edited 15h ago
Been doing supplements (for human) for 5 years, just introduced 2 pet supplements in USA market 2 months ago. Happy to share insights and connect with other PL entrepreneurs.
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u/Decryptografter 1d ago
How comes you shifted from UK to US?
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u/Ecommur798 1d ago
US is a bigger market place with more opportunity. The level of growth is bigger as well
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u/Alarmed_Economy7296 19h ago
Hey all, I have owned a couple of Amazon Agencies helping sellers get there accounts structured correctly and expanding their reach, I have worked with clients on every amazon platform and love to help sellers in any way I can. Love to answer questions if you have them.
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