The process of getting Amazon to sell your products for you is a straightforward one: You brainstorm an idea for a product you think will sell online. Next up is to do extensive market research on that product, focusing on product popularity, sales price and profit margins. Now you need to find a company that will manufacture your product(s) for you – this is a lot easier than it sounds. Once your product order is completed, you then arrange for them to be shipped to an Amazon fulfillment center. You create your product listings for your Amazon store. The listings go live, and you start making sales. Around 14 days later you receive your slice of the pie from Amazon via check or electronic fund transfer to your bank account.
Here, we'll cover everything from marketing strategies to real-world examples, to ensure your business reaches the right people out of that four billion.

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