Proven Amazon Course

[yomtov]

Hi Fastlaners,

Any opinion about it ? Walter Hay talks about in his ebook.
It has a certain cost and I d like to know if it s worth it.

Thank you

 

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[100ToOne]

Hi Fastlaners,

Any opinion about it ? Walter Hay talks about in his ebook.
It has a certain cost and I d like to know if it s worth it.

Thank you

I don't know what you're talking about.

Since you're looking for a course on Amazon, my advice is to watch Jungle Scout's live step-by-step free course on Youtube where they actually launched Jungle Snugs from scratch.
Click Here to Win

That case study would be better than any theoretical course you will buy online.

 

[Walter Hay]

Hi Fastlaners,

Any opinion about it ? Walter Hay talks about in his ebook.
It has a certain cost and I d like to know if it s worth it.

Thank you

DISCLAIMER: Because Jim Cockrum's Proven Amazon Course (PAC) gives new subscribers a free copy of my importing book, I sometimes use an affiliate link to direct people to PAC.

A major factor in me aligning with PAC is that Jim's paid support team handle most of the support for people who have questions to ask after reading my book, and that takes a huge burden off my shoulders.

Now to the question...... If you check out the PAC site you will see a mind-boggling quantity of testimonials, and a BBB+ rating. The testimonials are, like the ones on my site, provable to the FTC if anyone challenges their authenticity.

Cost wise, PAC is possibly the lowest cost, one-off fee for any course teaching how to sell on Amazon.

Annual cost for following the advice in the JungleScout blogs substantially exceeds the once only price for PAC. You have to subscribe to a JungleScout program to proceed.

I don't intend offering a critique of Jungle Scout, but I will make just a few comments. Their blog, linked from YouTube is the slickest presentation I have seen among the numerous blogs by Amazon Course marketers.

As they all tend to do, they seem to feel obliged to teach product sourcing and importing, and that is the problem.

Just three examples:

• As is universally taught by those who don't know any better, they teach the merits of only buying from Gold Suppliers on Alibaba. See my AMA to learn why you should not rely on the Gold Supplier status.
  
• They teach reliance on Trade Assurance for protection. There is a detailed post on my AMA warning against this, and because Alibaba continually change their almost incomprehensible rules I have updated it in my latest edition due out within a week or two. They even recommend communicating outside Alibaba's communication system! Absolutely contrary to Trade Assurance rules.
  
• They teach that new buyers should get EXW quotes!!!! Potentially disastrous advice.

I will leave it there unless someone has specific questions.

Walter