How to sell on Amazon FBA

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The video provides a practical, step-by-step guide to a common task for Amazon FBA sellers, making it highly relevant and shareable within that niche. The creator's personal experience and tips, like using clear tape over duct tape, add value and relatability.

Summary

The video demonstrates how to prepare and ship products for Amazon FBA. It explains the difference between manufacturer and seller barcodes, emphasizing the need to use the Amazon-provided label for scanning. The creator shows the process of removing original packaging, relabeling, and preparing the box for shipment via UPS.

Structure

1Introduction to prepping products for Amazon FBA
2Identifying and removing seller barcodes
3Using the manufacturer barcode for Amazon scanning
4Repackaging and applying Amazon shipping labels
5Transporting the package to UPS using a dolly
6Concluding with a call to action for more information

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The video shows the process of preparing products for Amazon FBA, including removing original packaging and applying Amazon shipping labels. The creator mentions ordering products from Marshalls and using a dolly for transport.

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Today I'm going to show you guys exactly how I prep my products to ship from Amazon FBA. So the first barcode you're seeing is the one we want to take off. This is what comes from the seller themselves. In my case, I ordered these online from Marshalls, so that's what that barcode is. The second one I just pointed to is the manufacturer barcode. This is the one we actually want to leave on because that's what Amazon themselves are going to scan. When you go to list your items on Amazon originally, Amazon is actually going to tell you ahead of time if you can just use the manufacturer barcode or if you're going to need to print separate Amazon labels. In this case, for example, I just got to use the manufacturer barcode, so that makes it way easier. I'm just taking everything off that attaches it to the seller and then repackaging it and just putting the Amazon label on there that they give you for shipping. And once I slap the label on there, all I have to do is take it to UPS. I'm actually so proud of myself that I could even carry that. Save your back and take one of these dollies they give it to you for free. Then helpful tip, he actually told me it's better to use clear tape because duct tape comes off really easily in shipping. At this point, I'm sweating my actual ass off, but I hope this video made it really simple. And as always, if you guys want more info, there's links in my bio if you guys need.