How High Level Amazon Sellers Automate and Delegate With Chad Rubin

October 31, 2017 00:20:01
How High Level Amazon Sellers Automate and Delegate With Chad Rubin
The Quiet Light Podcast
How High Level Amazon Sellers Automate and Delegate With Chad Rubin

Oct 31 2017 | 00:20:01

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On today’s show, Mark shares a conversation that he had with Chad Rubin. Chad is a very large Amazon seller and the founder of Skubana which automates inventory for ecommerce stores. Inventory management is critical when selling a business. We talk about finding the parts of your business that are a grind and then figuring ways to make those things easier.

We also talk about how to grow an Amazon business the right way. Chad sees a lot of big stores and sellers, so Mark wanted to delve into the habits Chad has seen from these higher end sellers. Where are they putting their time, and how are they automating and delegating? We also talk about private label products, how much time should be put into product creation, and how much work do you have to do after purchasing an Amazon ecommerce business.

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