In a perfect world, you source a used book for, say £2, with a view of selling it for a lot higher, say £20. You then list it on Amazon, future sellers match your list price and everyone waits for their turn to get a…

About 15 months ago, I found out about Amazon’s popular service called Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA). And after some time, I found out about all of the Amazon FBA business models out there: Retail Arbitrage, Online Arbitrage, Wholesale and Private Label. The potential of these…

I remember sending in my first shipment of books to Amazon FBA. It was exciting at first but soon became really frustrating. In fact, it took me the whole day to prepare just that one shipment. Mainly because I listed these books using the Seller…

      The KDC 200i Bluetooth barcode scanner was first designed for inventory management, but in this review, I’m going to take a look at how useful it is to an FBA book reseller, whether it’s worth investing in one and compare it to other barcode…

In this Scanlister review, we take a look at the first and most popular solution for listing used books in bulk on Amazon. We’ll discuss Scanlister’s pricing, features, interface, and go through its pros and cons. Can you guess how many used books I’ve listed,…

I’ve been reselling books on Amazon for a while and ship about 300 books a week to Amazon FBA through UPS, Amazon’s partnered carrier. Post: If Amazon FBA Bookselling is new to you, check out my introductory guide for beginners. Shipping individual boxes of books…

If you’re new to Amazon FBA Bookselling make sure to read my introductory guide to Amazon FBA bookselling before reading on about the best Bluetooth barcode scanners. When I started Amazon FBA Bookselling, I used the Amazon Seller app with my phone’s camera to look up…