Build Systems That Can Survive Amazon Updates

Build Systems That Can Survive Amazon Updates

Welcome back to Seller Snacks, your weekly buffet of ecommerce goodness. 📣 Selling hazmat products just got a lot more interesting. Amazon recently updated its dangerous goods policy, allowing all FBA-eligible hazmat products to ship through the Partnered Carrier...
Turn Seasonal Trends into Repeatable OA Profit

Turn Seasonal Trends into Repeatable OA Profit

Mother’s Day just ended… but experienced OA sellers are already thinking about next year. Not because they’re rushing to source more Mother’s Day inventory right now. They’re tracking their winners. That’s one of the biggest seasonal sourcing advantages many sellers...
The 30-Second OA Lead Filter

The 30-Second OA Lead Filter

One thing we consistently notice with newer OA sellers is how much time gets spent analyzing things that barely matter. A seller finds a potential lead… then spends 15–20 minutes: calculating tiny ROI differences debating entry timing obsessing over “perfect” Keepa...
6 Costly Keepa Mistakes That Lead to Bad Buys

6 Costly Keepa Mistakes That Lead to Bad Buys

In online arbitrage, Keepa isn’t optional; it’s how sourcing decisions get made. But even experienced sellers sometimes still misinterpret what they’re seeing. And the worst part? You don’t feel misread Keepa charts immediately. You feel the effects of the mistakes...
Prime Day in June…Are You Ready?

Prime Day in June…Are You Ready?

Welcome back to Seller Snacks, your weekly buffet of ecommerce goodness. 📣 We’re entering one of the most important stretches of the year for Amazon sellers. From May onward, demand ramps up – Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, Prime Day, Back-to-School…opportunities come...
The Right Way to Use Cashback in Online Arbitrage

The Right Way to Use Cashback in Online Arbitrage

Cashback is one of the most misunderstood parts of online arbitrage. Used correctly, it can boost your margins and give you an edge over other sellers. Used incorrectly… it leads to bad buying decisions, messy books, and long-term cash flow problems. Let’s clear it...