People think I’m crazy when they see my cart at Ross, until they find out where it’s actually going.

@madrilfinds

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Why it worked

The video combines a relatable 'hustle' narrative with a clear, step-by-step demonstration of a software tool that solves a specific, painful problem for Amazon sellers.

Summary

The creator demonstrates how she sources retail items from Ross to resell on Amazon FBA. She uses a software tool called Boxem to streamline the inventory management, labeling, and shipping process.

Structure

1Hook showing a full shopping cart at Ross
2Explaining the retail arbitrage business model
3Demonstrating the Boxem software interface
4Showing the physical prep and labeling process

Original caption

People think I’m crazy when they see my cart at Ross… until they find out where it’s all going. 😅🛒📦 This is exactly how I turn retail finds into Amazon FBA inventory using Boxem’s simple 4-step workflow. It keeps my shipments organized, speeds up prep, and makes sending inventory into Amazon so much easier. 🔗 Link in bio to try Boxem! Direct link: https://boxem.com/?ref=mjyyntm #AmazonFBA #RetailArbitrage #AmazonSeller #Reseller #RossFinds

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Product placement

The Boxem software is shown throughout the second half of the video as the primary tool for managing the creator's Amazon FBA business.

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31 Day Free Trial Linked In My Bio

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Transcript

Everything in my cart is headed to Amazon FBA. I find and buy products that are already selling online and once I know that the numbers make sense, into my cart they go. Just like this Pikachu that Ross had priced at $15, selling on Amazon right now for $50. I resell anywhere from toys, candy, underwear, to even beauty items back on Amazon. When I'm done shopping, I take it back to my warehouse or my home and get all of these items shipped into Amazon using Boxem. Instead of using Amazon's clunky shipment flow, I prefer to use Boxem and run all my shipments through there. I start by scanning everything into Boxem. I can enter my quantities, my buy cost, my sale price, and supplier info. Next comes the prep. I remove any store labels, apply any required packaging, and print my F&U labels right on Boxem. So I get everything ready to be shipped. Then I build my shipment. Boxem helps organize my boxes, confirms everything with Amazon. I can even print my shipping labels through Boxem. Plus they even support 2D barcodes. Last step is to get these boxes to UPS. Then these get shipped into the Amazon warehouse and then I just wait for these to hit my Amazon inventory so then I can start making sales. And that's pretty much where all my Ross products end up going to. If you're selling on Amazon and want to check out Boxem, my 31 day free trial linked in my bio.