Category: Tutorials

I created this checklist which was born and inspired by my friend Mark Scott Adams.  I adapted it to a more global seller who wants to ensure they pick the right product on a global basis.  This checklist and scoring sheet can form the basis for picking product in any global market and ensuring you pick only those products that have the highest probability of performing well in those markets. If you want to download it, visit www.privatelabelpassport.com as well as http://privatelabelpassport.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Global-Amazon-Product-Checklist-Go-or-No-Go.pdf.

If you want to ensure your next product or current product does atleast 20 sales per day, you gotta watch this video. Multiple Keyword Potential 2 to 5 Private Label Competitors Best Selling Rank Between 500 to 10,000 Can Price It Just Right Has Gifting Potential Non Novelty/Trendy Items Bonus – Competition Doesn’t Have 1,000’s of Reviews

We discuss the advantages of selling on Amazon Canada, some things to look out for, and ultimately how to get relisted in the Canadian market.

here we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of selling on Amazon UK and other European marketplaces as well as how to relist your items on other market places if you send your inventory to the UK fulfillment center.

We’ve been successful global Amazon sellers in a relatively short period of time.  In the video tutorial below, we discuss the overall process to expanding and even starting an Amazon Private Label business, even if you don’t live in the market that you want to sell in. Conduct “Global Market” & Product Research Pick Your Market(s) & Product(s) Locate & Contact Global Suppliers Get Product Samples From Supplier(s) Choose Your Supplier Create “Professional” Images, Graphics & Packaging Create Global Amazon Professional Account Create…

In this video, we discuss the power of this keyword research tool known as Keyword Inspector, a powerful tool for Amazon PPC.  It allows you to perform reverse keyword ASIN searches and pulls in powerful data including keyword research information as well as which keyword collect the highest conversions.

In this tutorial, we discuss the many local and global uses of AMZShark and how we use it for keyword exploration, tracking sales of our competitors and performing competitive research, and even using the new module knows as Niche Scout. We also discuss exactly the use of Super URL’s and how we use them to increase keyword rankings.

If you are an Amazon FBA seller and want to speed up the research process, Jungle Scout is a pretty good tool that will save you time and provide great insights into specific product categories.

If you are an Amazon Seller and you want to sell globally, being able to use both Google Keyword Planner and Google Translate can truly make your job a lot easier and fun in expanding your business.  The below video provides a tutorial on how to use both and in tandem for those global FBA sellers.

The Amazon FBA Calculator is the most important tool in research and determining margins for products you want to sell on Amazon.  In this tutorial, we walk you through how to use it for determining margins and research products.

Google Trends remains a powerful tool for picking markets and products.  It is not the primary means to pick your product, but it is another factor you should deeply weigh in to your decision making.  The below tutorials shows you how to use Google Trends when performing product and even global market research.

If you are a global seller on Amazon but do not speak the native tongue of many of those countries you sell in, Google Translate is a free solution that will enable you to translate keywords, emails, and just about anything you need.  The below tutorial shows sellers how to use Google Translate for global FBA selling.