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Sammy Akhtar from Regro Media joins us on this episode of The Asian Seller podcast. Sammy shares recent Amazon updates he is excited about. He also talks about using PPC for product launches, ad reports, and gives some tips for increasing sales.
Sammy is Co-Founder of Regro Media. He has been in the ecommerce space since 2017 when he started selling on Amazon. After a few years, he created Regro Media, a full service Amazon agency helping Amazon brands scale.
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On this episode of The Asian Seller podcast, we welcome Karthick and Kamalavel from KwickMetrics to talk about the importance of analysing and tracking data for Amazon sellers.
oin the Summit to meet with them and many other brands, ecom sellers, and global experts traveling to India for this first-of-its-kind conference and expo.
An Amazon business strategy without data analytics is like shooting in the dark. Assumptions and preferences can easily bias sellers and result in wrong decisions. We also briefly talk about some of the important data points Amazon sellers should focus on.
Kamalavel and Karthic are speakers at the upcoming Ecom India Summit to be held in Delhi in October. J
Learn more and reserve your seat here: www.ecomindiasummit.com
Episode highlights:
• Introductions • Ways that Amazon sellers can use data to increase sales and improve profitability • Tips on managing inventory • Advice for sellers as they prepare for Q4 sales • About KwickMetrics and how it it different from other tools available for Amazon sellers? • Who is it for & pricing
About:
Kamalavel is a successful entrepreneur with 12+ years of expertise in solving business problems using technology. He has hands-on experience in providing strategic solutions for business platforms that handle customers online. He is the founder of KwickMetrics, a business analytics and intelligence tool for Amazon sellers.
Karthick is Product Manager of KwickMetrics, and a receptive team lead with 6+ years of experience in interacting with entrepreneurs and stakeholders. Equipping them with proper strategical solutions for their business problems, he always finds way towards ensuring data driven decision making for business processes. His keen interest always drives towards bringing software as a solution for day-to-day business and sales handling problems.
KwickMetrics is a business Intelligence and analytics tool that offers powerful and innovative solutions for Amazon sellers. Their user-friendly business dashboard and profit calculator enables retailers, manufacturers, and private-label sellers to automatically generate reports from their sales data. With KwickMetrics, sellers can explore sales forecasting, multiple seller account access, reimbursement reports, and inventory management, and more.
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From 0 to 7 Figures: The Story of an Ecommerce Seller from Ludhiana On this episode of The Asian Seller podcast, we speak with Kulbahar Singh Tiwana, a 7-figure (USD) ecommerce seller from India who began his selling journey with limited investment. He started selling online in 2015 and on Amazon, in 2018. He currently sells on the US, UK, Europe and Australia marketplaces and sources all his products from India. Kulbahar is an expert in commercial exports and CSB-V (ecommerce exports). Kulbahar is testament to the fact that cross-border ecommerce is an extremely viable business opportunity for anyone that is willing to put in the time and effort to learn the ropes. There are, however, no short cuts in this business - it requires investment, patience, time and just like any other business, risk tolerance. Kulbahar is a panelist at the upcoming Ecom India Summit to be held in Delhi in October. Join the Summit to meet with him and many other brands, ecom sellers, and global experts traveling to India for this first-of-its-kind conference and expo. Learn more and reserve your seat here: www.ecomindiasummit.com
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On this episode of The Asian Seller, Jason Tay, Meghla Bhardwaj and Margaret Jolly answer sellers questions about Amazon FBA, Ecommerce, Private Label, Sourcing, QC, Logistics and more.
Jason is the first ever Singapore seller to be featured on Amazon’s Seller Success Story series, and is regularly invited by Amazon and other institutions to talk about eCommerce.
Episode highlights
Does the PAC replens model work for amazon.sg? Keepa doesn’t work on Amazon.sg, what’s the alternative? I have some of my listings with search suppressed. I had tried file upload and edit but nothing helps. Any advise? Can you give an example of how you make your product page the more attractive to consumers? Is it possible to do the replens model in amazon.com from Singapore? What are the potential challenges? I have an Amazon AU account. I have two lots of products that I bought from AliExpress that I want to get rid of. Can I deliver them to the Amazon warehouse in Melbourne myself to sell on amazon.com.au FBA? Is bath bomb fallen under prohibited category ? if yes, how do we find out what type of licences we need?How to reach Jason
Jason Tay Online: https://www.jasontayonline.com/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/jasontayonline/ Jason’s Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MySilentTeamSG/Jason’s course
Amazon Seller - Singapore Training: https://www.jasontayonline.com/singapore-training.htmlMention “The Asian Seller” when registering for the course to receive a bonus one-on-one session with Jason
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On this episode of The Asian Seller, Jason Tay and Meghla Bhardwaj answer sellers questions about Amazon FBA, Ecommerce, Private Label, Sourcing, QC, Logistics and more.
Jason is the first ever Singapore seller to be featured on Amazon’s Seller Success Story series, and is regularly invited by Amazon and other institutions to talk about eCommerce.
Episode highlights:
The best way to approach businesses to work with? What is your view on price moving up and down $3+- during testing? 3 months changes 3-4x? How to rank on top of the fold on first page, and how do you maintain that position? How we can scale our business further especially if our budget is not so much? By looking for more products or focus more on existing selling products? With rising shipping costs and perhaps PPC costs, it means that we potentially have to price our products higher than existing sellers. DO we still try to maintain the same margin ? Do you recommend we try to price the same level with other sellers or spend more on PPC (esp if this is the 1st time you are selling this product)? When sourcing wood products, is it the supplier or freight forwarder who should provide the lacey act + fumigation cert + FDA inspection cert? Do you recommend launch new product during prime Day?How to reach Jason
Jason Tay Online: https://www.jasontayonline.com/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/jasontayonline/ Jason’s Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MySilentTeamSG/Jason’s course
Amazon Seller - Singapore Training: https://www.jasontayonline.com/singapore-training.htmlMention “The Asian Seller” when registering for the course to receive a bonus one-on-one session with Jason
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On this episode of The Asian Seller podcast, Ashley Kinkead from Private Label Masters shares her "3 x 2 Method" of launching products on Amazon. She also shares her journey of selling online - from Retail Arbitrage to Online Arbitrage and finally Private Label. Ashley has helped thousands of sellers launch products on Amazon.com. She's inspired and equipped thousands of online entrepreneurs around the world with the skills and strategies they need to build thriving empires, from the ground up. In 2015, Ashley desired to leave her dead-end career as a manager in corporate America. She started out selling used books on Amazon FBA. She then launched into her own Private Label products, eventually listing over 15,000 products on Amazon.com. She quickly scaled her Amazon business to over $30,000/month in income. She eventually exceeded her goal of $100,000/month in her Amazon business. In under 3 years, she exceeded $2 million sold on Amazon FBA. Today, she is just as enthusiastic and passionate about teaching new business owners how to grow with e-commerce using her innovative "3 x 2" Method and TSA Approach that is scalable, simple and fast. Many of her students are in the top 1% of global Amazon sellers. Today she serves as the Founder of Private Label Mastery. Her primary business is training women and men like herself to launch winning businesses on Amazon FBA using her innovative training system and approach to product launching, scaling and automation. Website link - plmastery.com/masterclass
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On this episode of The Asian Seller podcast, we chat with Pierre Poignant, Co-Founder of Lazada, and currently Co-Founder & CEO of Branded.
In 2012, Pierre co-founded Lazada, one of the largest e-commerce marketplaces in Asia building out the largest logistics network in South East Asia.
Under his leadership, Lazada scaled to over 80 million customers and processed millions of transactions every day.
Pierre joined Lazada originally as its COO where he oversaw tens of thousands of employees and contractors, before taking over the reins as CEO after Alibaba's acquisition from 2018-2020.
Previously, Pierre spent over 8 years at McKinsey in Singapore and Paris focusing on operations and digital transformation. Episode highlights: - How did you come about founding Lazada? - What were some initial challenges you faced when establishing Lazada? - Why did you decide to sell to Alibaba? - What advice do you have for entrepreneurs who are looking to start an ecommerce / Amazon FBA business? - In today's competitive environment, what does it take for an ecommerce business to be successful? - Where do you see ecommerce headed in the next few years in SE Asia? - What are the key trends and predictions you have for the aggregation space in 2022? - What makes Branded different? - What kind of e-commerce businesses is Branded interested in?Join The Asian Seller community
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On this episode of The Asian Seller Jason Tay and Meghla Bhardwaj answer sellers questions about Amazon FBA, Ecommerce, Private Label, Sourcing, QC, Logistics and more.
Jason is the first ever Singapore seller to be featured on Amazon’s Seller Success Story series, and is regularly invited by Amazon and other institutions to talk about eCommerce.
Episode Highlights:
Is it advisable to order large quantity and send to 3PL or smaller quantity and ship direct to Amazon? What should be the percentage set aside for the first 6 months and subsequent months for PPC Ads? For Prime Exclusive discount, is FBA fees based on original price or discounted price? How should I handle (1) Voice of Customer, (2) Cancelled order, (3) Returns? When we first start out, do you think we should try on our own or use a VA from the start? How to cope with increasing logistics costs? What's the appropriate way to identify product competition and demand in Amazon.sg ,since we're not using Helium10 in Singapore?
How to reach Jason
Jason Tay Online: https://www.jasontayonline.com/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/jasontayonline/ Jason’s Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MySilentTeamSG/
Jason’s course
Amazon Seller - Singapore Training: https://www.jasontayonline.com/singapore-training.html
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On this episode of The Asian Seller podcast, Melissa Simonson and Hai Mag from Eva join us to chat about a range of topics including dynamic pricing, Amazon India, Q4 trends and more. About Melissa: Down to her last $30 and with her power turned off, Melissa started her entrepreneurial journey out of necessity. She later shifted into eCommerce private label and is now proud to represent Eva.Guru as Head of Marketing. Melissa is honored to be on the Board of Directors for the nonprofit, member-owned Empowery eCommerce Cooperative to help other eCommerce entrepreneurs on their journey and has a special place in her heart for empowering women in eCommerce. Event host, international speaker, podcaster, community builder and people connector, she was the host of the first ever event in eCommerce with an all women speaker lineup and is the current host of the Amaze on Stream Podcast.
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On this episode of The Asian Seller podcast, Gianmarco Meli from The Seller Process talks about creating SOPs for an Amazon business. Gianmarco is an Amazon seller who started his ecommerce journey in Shanghai where he launched an online platform backed by venture capital fund SOSV.
He is the host of The Seller Process, a weekly podcast that aims to empower Amazon sellers and ecommerce entrepreneurs with the right systems and SOPs to accomplish more in their business with less time and effort. Download this free eBook about capturing systems and creating SOPs. Episode highlights What SOPs are and what are the benefits of implementing them in your business How to create SOPs Different types of SOPs In depth structure of an SOP What are the tools to generate and collect SOPs Running SOPs best practices Common mistakes with SOPs Contact: The Seller Process: www.thesellerprocess.com LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/gianmarco-meli/ -
On this episode of The Asian Seller podcast, we're talking to McClain Warren of Movley about inspections and quality control when sourcing from China.
McClain Warren is a Colorado-native w/ a Communications and Marketing degree from American University, DC. She started in the Amazon space as a copywriter for listing optimizations and worked her way up the corporate ladder until she was the director of the keyword research and copywriting department of one of the larger Amazon-focused marketing companies. She now owns her own marketing and copywriting firm called The Write Buzz and is the Marketing and Content Manager at Movley – a US-based inspections company that provides clients with an entire quality control team for the price of an inspection.
Episode highlights Introduction Who can do inspections and what are the pros and cons of each What kind of tests should you have your inspection team perform What is the difference between a mid-production inspection and a pre-ship inspection How do you choose the right sample sizes Why is it recommended for online sellers to get a level III inspection done on your sample How do bad inspections affect your Amazon listing How do bad inspections impact the valuation of your companyContact McClain: https://bit.ly/3hA7I1N
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On this week's Webinar Wednesday, we talk to Ivegen Ivanko, VP of Acquisitions at Rainforest, an aggregator of Amazon businesses. He will talk about structuring your business, and best practices to follow to maximise your company's valuation. About Yev: Yev moved to England when he was 16 without parents to take an opportunity to study A-Levels. Initially, things were "bumpy", but he managed to grow and learn quickly, graduating at the top of his year. Perseverance got him fully paid place at the London School of Economics where Yev majored in Mathematics. He worked hard and won a place on a graduate scheme at Citigroup Investment Bank before moving to Deutsche Bank with a two-grade promotion. After attempting to start a business in spare time, in 2012 Yev took a leap into the world of entrepreneurship full-time, e-commerce business model was a focus for him. Yev was an early investor into a unicorn D2C brand – Dollar Shave Club. Launched and scaled a number of profitable ecommerce businesses from $0 to seven figures and co-founded Nimble Seller, a borderless working capital solution for global Amazon Sellers. Currently Yev is spearheading acquisition efforts at Rainforest – Asia-based Amazon brand acquirer. About Rainforest: Rainforest is an aggregator of Amazon FBA and DTC brands, and they were incorporated in Singapore in Oct 2020. Till date, they have acquired a handful of brands and are actively looking into more brands to acquire in 2021. They specialize in developing microbrands globally through their inhouse domain capabilities and tech expertise. Through the payout, brand owners can fund their other business expansion or pursue their personal endeavors. They are open to brands globally.
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On this week's podcast, we welcome Chris Shipferling, Managing Partner at Global Wired Advisors. Chris believes preparing your business for an exit is more in depth than what you may have been told. In this webinar, Chris will discuss the top three things to focus on today to help you begin to mold your company into a more sellable business and optimize your potential exit: 1. Financial organization 2. Know your data 3. Product road map About Chris: Chris offers invaluable insight to help sellers and buyers reach their full potential before, during and after the sale of their business. Chris is especially adept at finding client companies that are poised for sale, guiding them through the initial steps, and preparing them to make the best possible first impression. About Global Wired Advisors: Global Wired Advisors is a leading Digital Investment Bank focused on optimizing the business sale process. Their approach combines decades of merger and acquisition experience with online and e-commerce expertise to increase the transactional value of your greatest asset.
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The Asian Seller Founder Meghla Bhardwaj was interviewed by Payman Lorenzo. Meghla shared a bit about her journey from who she is and her transition from being a journalist to the business woman she is now.
She also talks about her experience of Sourcing From India VS China, advantages & for what type of products it is best for. Meghla shared about her soon to be launched brand.
Episode Highlights:
Transition From Being A Journalist To The Business Woman She Is Now Sourcing From India VS China, Advantages and For What Type Of Products It Is Best For Personal Tragedy As The Root For The Inspiration To A More Fulfilling and Meaningful Life The Importance Of Legacy & The Power Of Impact Sponsoring Kids' Education In New Delhi For A Year In Her First India Sourcing Trip The Unforgettable Experience Of Visiting These Kids At Their School Education, The Key To Arising Above Poverty Doing Good With Your Business Is Not Only The Right Thing To Do As A Human Being But Also Very Good For Business! Most Impactful Lesson Learned Over The Past 12 Months What Kept You Going In That Very Challenging Time? Involving Her Son Into The Business At An Early Age Best Way To Reach Meghla. Tip For Someone Looking To Feel More Fulfilment In Their Business and Life By Adding A Cause To Their Business.Contact Meghla
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This week’s The Asian Seller podcast is about procrastination and mindset.
Do you put things off and keep yourself busy with meaningless tasks? Do you find it hard to commit to decisions and just go for it?
Well, there are deeper patterns within our mindset that play a role in why we move forward in life, and why we don't.
In under an hour, Cameron will show you exactly why procrastination is not really about putting things off, it is actually about something much deeper within you that is unresolved
On this podcast transformation coach Cameron Allen gives you 3 key takeaways that will allow you to identify and see where this pain point is coming from everytime, and move through it.
About Cameron Allen:
Life CAN be how you want it. But you need to want it enough. When you experience coaching with me, we will delve into the root causes of patterns holding you back. We clear out the limitations and re-wire your mind to inspire new ways of living.
I work with the subconscious mind to empower you to design the life you desire. Send me a message if you would like more information. I offer 1:1 VIP coaching, workshops, retreats, and the powerful Aligned Mastermind.
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On this week’s The Asian Seller podcast, we talk to Jelena Nuhanovic, founder of AmazoniaPPC about everything you need to know about Amazon Posts.
Jelena shares the basics of Posts, and gives best practices in 2021 to maximize Posts so you can get your brand and product in front of more shoppers on Amazon.
Apart from listening to / watching the podcast interview with Jelena, you can also read the article written by Jelena below to get an overview of Amazon Posts.
What are Amazon PostsWith the most recent pandemic event that has definitely acted as a catalyst for the development of ecommerce, Amazon has moved more in the direction of creating a more branded shopping experience for customers on the platform.
This new way of communicating with audiences has opened a door for brands to expand their brand discoverability in front of Amazon’s shoppers and build a following in a similar way that they do on social networks.
Amazon Posts are an innovative new tool for sellers to expand their organic reach free of charge. In this article, we’re going to give you full insights on what this tool is, and how to leverage all the advantages it’s currently giving us.
What is interesting about this new format is that it is a shoppable format. Each post links to a product detail page, which is a valuable feature if you’re looking to expand your brand presence on Amazon.
Why should I use Amazon Posts?
There are many reasons why you should start building your following on Amazon through Posts, and some of them are:
You already have that content on your social media, just probably haven’t reached Amazon’s audiences with it yet. Since you already have the content it is very easy to repurpose it for Amazon This is a great way to generate additional organic clicks to your product detail pages and promote any special offers you might have This is currently free to join, but you will need to be Brand registered firstOne of the most interesting things about Amazon posts is that their main format looks a lot like regular social media posts (very similar to Instagram posts and stories, or Facebook posts), but at the same time there is no option to interact with the brand other than signing up to follow their feed on Amazon. Other than that, you can click on the post to lead you either to the featured product’s detail page, to brand feed, and to expand the caption on mobile devices.
How to get started with Amazon Posts?
This program is completely free (it is good to harvest its potential while it’s still free) to join, but you will need to be brand registered before signing up for the program. If you need to get brand registered fast, you can speed up this process by signing up for the IP accelerator program. This program is a network of Amazon-vetted IP law firms that can help you speed up the process of trademark registration and they usually offer better pricing than independent law firms.
If you’re already brand registered, then you can use the following steps to sign up:
Go to: https://posts.amazon.com/welcome Create a new profile by using your regular Seller Central login credentials Verify your brand name and add your brand logoThis simple, 3-step process will then enable you to start creating posts once you’re approved.
How does it work?
Once you are signed up, you can use the interface to create interesting and engaging posts. It is important to stick to the creative guidelines given by Amazon, and respect the rules of posting. Similar to social media, there is no limit to how many Posts you can create, which is great for building a consistent brand presence on the platform.
Another great thing is that you can schedule posts in advance, similar to Scheduled Posts on Facebook.
Once it’s approved to be published, Amazon will automatically start showing it in customer’s feeds where applicable. After you create a post, you can either publish it right away, or schedule for later. After a while, you will have a good overview of each post’s performance and easily understand what works and what doesn’t.
Where will my Amazon Post appear?
Currently there is no option to choose where the post will display. Amazon chooses post placements automatically. They use feeds and product detail pages as placements for the posts, using relevancy as one of the ways to determine where it will place your post. So far, we’ve seen higher-than-average CTRs coming from Amazon Posts in our client’s accounts, so our opinion is that they are making a good estimate where to place the posts.
In order to get your posts approved, there is an extensive list of creative policies you’ll need to respect.
What does an Amazon Post look like?
The most interesting thing about this new format is that it looks like Instagram posts and sponsored products ads had a baby 😊 This new innovative format has already proven to generate much higher CTR rates than regular ads. We strongly suggest you read the creative policies carefully before testing different creatives.
Each Amazon Post is consisted of 5 creative elements:
Name and the logo of the brand – in the header of each post Custom image – in the biggest part of the post there will be a custom image. Image types that are most typically used are lifestyle images but you can use any other format if you feel like it would resonate better with your own audience. Show/hide button – this button will show what product is being featured in that specific post, and show some basic details about it, such as: price, reviews, Prime eligibility and similar. Caption – piece of custom text that follows the post. Use this part to advertise product features, talk about your brand, or promote a lightning deal you are doing at the moment etc. Category tags – Amazon will automatically attach different category tags to your post, and add a couple of the most similar categories. Once a customer clicks/taps on a category tag, they will be taken to the whole feed of different posts that fit in to that category.The most effective way to create a high-quality post, is to split test a couple of different variants of copy and images. Coming from our experience there are a couple of general guidelines you can use to create a good post:
Show your product being used: this is a great way to showcase your product’s features and some additional functionalities your competitors might not have. Keep the white background image for the main image on the listing, and focus more on the lifestyle imagery when doing Amazon Posts. Don’t use text within an image: this is a lesson learned from Facebook boosted posts. The main reason why Facebook limits the number of letters within an image in a post, is because additional text is distracting, it looks messy, and it lowers average CTRs. Use the right format and resolution: you want to avoid your images being stretched too wide or too tall due to the wrong resolution. Creative copy: this new format is now available to enable the customers to get closer to the brand and follow them on Amazon. Make sure to use this space to share a story with your customers like you would on social networks and engage your customers with interesting and fresh content.How do I check the performance of Amazon Posts?
Seller central has a pretty nice set of metrics you can use to track your posts’ performance over time. The report is downloadable and within the report you can easily click on any of the posts there and the link will take you to the post itself. The metrics that are currently available are: viewable impressions, total engagement, clicks to detail page, clicks to brand feed, clicks to related feed, clicks to show product, clicks to expand caption, and engagement rate.
Each of the specific metrics is good to understand how customers interact with your brand and what content moves the needle in terms of generating more following for the brand.
Additionally, if you’re looking to learn more about your customer’s behavior on Amazon, regardless of Amazon Posts, Brand Analytics reports are a good way to do that. In this set of reports you can easily learn what are currently the hottest search terms and their popularity, how many of your products have the potential for repeat purchases, what supplementing products from your arsenal would sell well together, what products are winning your market share and more interesting information.
The future of Amazon Posts
Unlike Amazon Spark, a similar program that was launched by Amazon in 2017, we believe that Amazon Posts are here to stay long-term. The timing this time is right, because the users worldwide are used to seeing similar content formats across social media. Considering how it currently works, the only thing Amazon has replicated from social media is the content format itself, with no implications of intent to socialize it a little bit.
The only interaction customers can have with Amazon posts is to click through to the product detail page or the brand page or to follow the brand. This is pretty limited so that is the main reason why posts are perceived more like a free ad-placement than a real content piece that can help you communicate better with your customers.
However, there are a wide array of advantages to using them, so we strongly encourage brands to try it for a little while and see what specifically works for their own brand.
About Jelena
This article is written by Jelena Nuhanovic, founder of AmazoniaPPC
Jelena started as an independent contractor in 2015. Her main area of expertise was always PPC campaign management. Over the last 6 years, she was able to scale a consultancy business into an agency and build a team of 9 people that is growing exponentially.
Their main agency focus is Amazon marketing services that include: PPC campaign management, Amazon listing copywriting, conversion rate optimization, A+ content creation, and programmatic advertising through the DSP platform.
Aside from being passionate about entrepreneurship, Jelena is also passionate about parenting, gardening, and vine making.
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On this week’s The Asian Seller podcast, Habib Rkha Founder and Managing Director of QCADVISOR talks about his company’s unique new service of virtual factory tours in China.
Habib shares why and how his company offers 360 views of factories in China, and how these can be beneficial to importers when they cannot visit factories in person.
Habib is a QC and manufacturing veteran, based in China.
He founded QCADVISOR in Shenzhen in 2018, and they currently serve over 150 clients. They specialize in offering customized QC solutions instead of offering QC services as a commodity.
Episode highlights:
Introduction - About Habib and QCADVISOR Virtual factory tours What are they How and why did Habib start doing these Are they used for factory audits or inspections as well How many have they done so far What has been buyers’ feedback about these How do they create these 360 videos QC-related advice for someone just starting to source products from China Ways in which suppliers cut corners and compromise quality Habib’s services and how to contact himContact Habib:
Website: QCADVISOR
Email: [email protected]
Schedule a 15-minute call: https://calendly.com/habib-qcadvisor/15min
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On this week’s The Asian Seller podcast, Margaret Jolly and Meghla Bhardwaj share notes about the ups and downs of being an Amazon seller.
It’s not always a smooth ride, and don’t believe gurus who say you can make 7 figures by working only 4 hours a week!! This is a real business and takes time to start and grow. There are a lot of challenges and pitfalls to avoid along the way.
It is nonetheless a business that you can set up with the least amount of investment especially compared to other businesses such as retail.
Margaret is a business and Amazon coach, and has been selling on Amazon for about 4 years. She is a coach on India Sourcing Trip and sources all her products exclusively from India.
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On this week’s The Asian Seller podcast, we talk to a few inspiring women entrepreneurs from the Amazon and ecommerce world.
They share what drives them, what inspires them, the challenges they have faced, and lots more.
They also talk about their presentations at the Branded by Women conference.
The Asian Seller founder, Meghla Bhardwaj is also a speaker at the conference, and will be sharing some of the lessons learnt in 2020.
Episode highlights:
Introductions When did the entrepreneur bug bite them? The biggest challenge they face as woman entrepreneurs What they do for encouragement or to stay motivated Tips for other women who would like to start their own businesses Rapidfire - Answer in one sentence: Favorite thing to do in their free time What mantra do they live by Biggest regret if any Biggest achievement What's the dream Advice to their younger self Their topic at Branded by Women.Sign up for Branded by Women
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When she was in school, she painted stones and drew cartoons to sell to her classmates. She sold keychains from her father’s store and her pre-loved toys.
It was evident she had an entrepreneurial spark in her from the time she was in school.
When she started working, she started feeling restless in her 9-to-5 and wanted to do something more challenging that would give her freedom of time and creativity.
She discovered the business of ecommerce and Amazon, and knew this is what she wanted to do. Despite the limited ecommerce opportunities in her country, she is determined to build an Ecommerce Empire.
On this week’s The Asian Seller podcast, winner of Spark Ecom Scholarship, Farah Zaidi from Brunei shares her story and her lofty plans for her Amazon business.
Hear her story, be inspired.
Watch Farah’s video that she sent as an entry for Spark Ecom Scholarship.
🌟 WHAT IS SPARK? 🌟
Spark is a US$2,000 scholarship to help one seller start and scale their Amazon business 🤩 📈 👨🏫
The scholarship recipient will receive training from Jason Tay, one of the top Amazon sellers from Singapore, and consultation calls with Margaret, Kevin and Meghla.
The winner will also get 6 months free access to Helium10, access to in-depth PPC and listing optimization workshops, and more - ALL FREE, all part of the scholarship 🙌 🎓 🎉
Spark is awarded by Jasontayonline.com, The Asian Seller, and India Sourcing Network.
Episode highlights:
Introduction Farah’s entrepreneurial spirit growing up Her other scholarship How she felt winning the Spark eCom Scholarship How she discovered Amazon What appeals to her the most about selling on Amazon / ecommerce She put in a lot of effort into creating the Spark video. What was her motivation Where is she in her Amazon journey now, and plans for the futureFollow Farah on Instagram
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