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Matt Clark Jason Katzenback - Amazing Selling Machine X

Posted By: ParRus

Date: 4 May 2019 12:42:54

Matt Clark Jason Katzenback - Amazing Selling Machine X

Genre: eLearning Video / Business, Sales, Marketing

Build Your Dream Life - Start and Grow Your Own Successful Business with Amazon Today! Why Selling Physical Products Leveraging The World's Largest Online Retailer Is YOUR Best Shot Selling Physical Products is the best way to start a sustainable business. After all, humans have been selling physical products for thousands of years. And since we still live in a physical world, there is ALWAYS a need to buy physical products.

Typically starting a physical products business takes a lot of money, finding a warehouse, paying for inventory, hiring staff, and paying for advertising.

The internet gave us an amazing opportunity to start our physical products business from anywhere in the world, and to sell those products to anyone in the world.

And the global E-commerce market is growing at an incredible rate.

In 2017, the global online retail market recorded $2.3 TRILLION in sales.

And it’s estimated that that number will grow to an astonishing $4.5 trillion by 2021.

That’s double the size in just 4 years!

E-commerce sales in the US went from $391B in 2016 to $453B in 2017. That’s $62B growth in just one year. Just imagine how many new small and medium businesses got their piece of that cake?

And the huge gorilla that is dominating in all these markets is Amazon.

It’s growth is incredible!

In 2012, Amazon’s sales were $61B. In 2017 sales were at $178B.

That’s 3x more in just 5 years and recent numbers are even more impressive!

In Q2 2017, Amazon reported $25B in sales. Only one year after, in Q2 2018, the sales were $32B.

28% growth in just one year!

Also, it’s expected that in 2018, Amazon will reach $220B+ in sales. To put that into perspective, if Amazon was a country, it would have GDP higher than 75% of all the countries in the world!

And Amazon just keeps growing.

Just recently, Amazon hit 1 Trillion Dollars in value, shortly after Apple did, making them the 2nd company in history to EVER do that.

In 2024, Amazon is predicted to control 14.5% of the US retail market putting it ahead of Walmart. By then, they will be a $2.5 TRILLION company according to CNBC.

And the best part is, after you pick your product and make a deal with your supplier, all you have to do is to tell them to ship your product directly to Amazon.

From that moment, Amazon takes care of everything: storage, shipping, logistics, payment collection, etc.

You won’t need a warehouse, you won’t need to deal with payment processors, and you won’t need to think about shipping.

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