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self made minds earning by learning al carlton september 30, 2018 maximising amazon profits in europe intro in this post i’m going to explain how to sell your amazon products in europe using efn (european fulfilment network), how to price and maximise your profits. this is aimed at sellers with a co.uk account (but the majority will be the same for other home marketplaces). one of the great things about selling on amazon.co.uk is that you can automatically list your items on the other european marketplaces (france, spain, italy and germany) and if you’re doing fba then amazon will take care of the deliveries (for an extra charge of course). the image shows my amazon sales for q4 2017, the combined sales in the rest of europe were close to my sales in the uk, profit wise they were actually greater. setting up to enable selling in europe, in seller central go to “inventory -> sell globally” . (i’m not going to do screen shots of everything as that would take too long and be pretty damn tedious to write). as i already sell in europe the next page now shows a pretty little graph of my sales. what you need to do to enable sales (or change your european pricing rules) is click the link in the new top menu “build international listings” , on this page you select which marketplaces to sell in (do them all). you also need to change the “connections” pricing, i’d recommend setting it to £5 more (explained more in the next section). i only bother creating listing that are fba as i don’t want (or need) the hassle of shipping fbm (fulfilled by merchant) orders myself to europe (the channel islands are bad enough). pricing one thing you need to account for are the increased fees that amazon charge for shipping to europe. all fees are available here . some people recommend pricing a percentage higher, i wouldn’t recommend this as it under prices cheap items (so you could make a loss) and it overprices your expensive stuff (so it will never sell). by default i would add on a fixed fee of £5, to cover the extra charges. this makes standard size things more profitable and oversize stuff less so, but it’s quick and easy. if you’ve got the time (and not too many products) you can manually set different prices on different marketplaces. if you use a re-pricer (which you should (different post)) then you can normally setup rules o multiple marketplaces. a cool and pretty cheap tool i use is euessentials (aff link), which lets you see and modify prices across all marketplaces very quickly (it also does some auto repricing but i haven’t experimented with that yet). converting currency amazon are happy enough to pay your euro earnings in to your sterling bank account, don’t. the exchange rate they use is not the best (you know they have overheads and they’re not exactly a charity). get your self a euro bank account (much easier than you expect). i started off using world first (pretty good), by default they charge 2.5% but you can haggle them down (after using them for a while one email got them to reduce their rate to 2%). the best service i’ve found to use now is transferwise , they only charge 0.3% and you can also get a euro bankcard so you can pay (and withdraw) in euros without any conversion fees. it’s actually worth getting an account simply for holiday money. i did an identical transfer on world first and transferwise at the same time to do a comparison, images below which speak for themselves. if i’d made the switch sooner i’d be quite a few grand better off, d’oh! transferwise world first so here’s a big affiliate link to transferwise , sign up and save yourself a shed load of fees and i get a tenner for telling you about it :). pitfalls with foreign customers come foreign questions, google translate is your friend. the other markeplaces also have different rules that you should read (like you read every tos that you agree to). a few bits i’ve experienced: i got suspended on amazon.de for selling a nerf gun: the product is a “nerf rival” blaster. the sale of firearms which have a kinetic energy output of more than 0.5j is not permitted on amazon.de. further information can be found at: https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/waffg_2002/ i’ve also had a warning for selling biocidal products (some cleaning thing). you need to check performance notifications daily on all marketplaces that you sell on, sometimes they only give you 48 hours to correct any lapses in judgement. you also want to check your customer reviews for potential problems. i had a few complaints about a board game being in english whilst the listing showed a different language, so i simply removed the listing from other marketplaces. i say simply but it’s a bit of a pain as you need to go into your inventory of each offending marketplace, find the listing and delete it. hmmm that gives me a product idea. you also need to watch out for vat, different countries have different thresholds but if you’re close to hitting one that should mean you’re doing ok and have looked into it. brexit, ha – who knows what that’s going to mean (vat complications likely) but i’m guessing it’s going to make stuff a bit more complicated (and expensive). share this: twitter facebook google linkedin email filed under: amazon 3 comments al carlton september 6, 2018 a little webinar about retail arbitrage so i did a webinar with matt from the secret wealth project, on the topic of retail arbitrage (buying stuff from shops and selling on amazon). i’m always uncomfortable speaking in front of an audience (in person or virtual) but i quite like matt and the fact we agree to disagree is cool. only thing […] share this: twitter facebook google linkedin email continue reading... filed under: amazon 1 comment al carlton august 23, 2018 different selling business models on amazon so i’ve been selling on amazon for just over 3 years now. in that time i’ve made a fair few mistakes and successes. i’ll document a load of examples in future posts. for this post i’m going to explain some of the different business models that amazon sellers are using today (this is more for […] share this: twitter facebook google linkedin email continue reading... filed under: amazon 4 comments al carlton august 11, 2018 self made minds (the return) – take 3 well it’s been a while since i posted here (2 years, oops). recently i’ve found myself posting more and more in forums and various facebook groups and i quite enjoy it. my wife told me i need a hobby (as did my therapist) so i think the time is right to start posting here again. 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[…] share this: twitter facebook google linkedin email continue reading... filed under: money making tips leave a comment al carlton august 16, 2016 selling on amazon – year one it’s been a bit over a year since i started selling physical products on amazon (i did mean to do some ongoing posts about it during that time, oops). i’ve learnt a lot in the year, made some great decisions and some total shite ones. i will share a bit here and document where the […] share this: twitter facebook google linkedin email continue reading... filed under: online commerce leave a comment al carlton january 13, 2016 changing times and new business models well it’s been a while and a lot has changed since i made my last post. for those new here please feel free to browse the archives, there’s a fair bit of decent stuff though bear in mind the age of it. but in short form… previously i made the majority of my online income […] share this: twitter facebook google linkedin email continue reading

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