Reviews
Review: Amazon Seller Tutoring (written by Ahn Ji-soo, Vintage House, Vintage House Publishing). YES24 Reviewer Club was holding a review event for a book called Amazon Seller Tutoring. It explains how to become an Amazon seller and list and sell your own products on Amazon. I had heard stories of people who had built great wealth as Amazon sellers, and I hoped to create my own product and sell it on Amazon someday. I was excited about this book and wanted to read it, so I entered the reviewer
Author Ahn Ji-soo started selling on Amazon in 2017 and has grown the business to monthly sales of $130,000. That is an impressive amount—more than 170 million won a month when converted to Korean currency. The main chapters cover why Amazon, the platform’s features, preparations for selling, choosing products that sell, listings, efficient FBA, marketing techniques, Brand Registry, and Amazon business management. The outline alone may not give you the full picture, but the book itself is full
Amazon Seller Tutoring was first published three years ago. Since then, the Amazon platform has changed, and the revised edition was published to include as much as possible: key information such as how to use AI to create listings more easily, plus know-how that helped the author grow the Amazon business further. At 474 pages, this is a thick book, but it covers everything from A to Z, from signing up for an account to increasing product sales, making it a guide for aspiring Amazon sellers.
Amazon is the world’s largest marketplace, with a reach across the globe. Anyone who has bought something on Amazon has probably thought at least once, “I don’t just want to buy things—I want to try selling, too.” Even if you choose just one product to sell, it is tempting to take on a marketplace watched by the whole world. But for someone like me, who has never sold online, the idea can easily stay in my head and go no further. This book helps not only people who find it hard to get started,
I think it is better to understand the basic process and how a business generates revenue before starting, rather than jumping in blindly. I read Amazon Seller Tutoring (Newly Revised Edition) to learn what to consider before selling on Amazon and to understand sustainable business models that can generate revenue. I had high expectations because the author is a practicing product marketer with 10 years of experience and a top Amazon seller whose monthly sales have reached 200 million won since
Even though I had experience as a domestic, purchasing-agent, and global e-commerce seller, expanding to Amazon still felt daunting. FBA—one of Amazon’s biggest advantages—was also the biggest obstacle for someone like me without my own private-label products. Despite Amazon’s seemingly limitless potential, I had put off moving forward, while it stayed in the back of my mind like an overdue assignment I would have to tackle someday. Amazon Seller Tutoring is like a manual for entering Amazon:
I read a few books about selling on Amazon because I wanted to try it, but I gave up because it seemed impossible for me. They explained things, but I could not understand what they were talking about. (Maybe I lack comprehension.) I wondered whether English was the problem and thought, “How could I sell things all the way across the ocean?” Just as I was about to give up, I picked up Amazon Seller Coaching. First of all, it is easy to understand. Holding this substantial 474-page book made me
Reading this book gave me a deeper understanding of the complex, systematic world of Amazon selling. In particular, I learned specifically how sellers can achieve better sales through the powerful logistics infrastructure and efficiency of Amazon’s FBA service. Understanding how Amazon’s warehouse network and AI-based algorithms work together made it clear why Amazon leads the global e-commerce market. One point the book emphasizes is the importance of choosing products. This is about more than
I often heard about Amazon sellers and Naver Smart Store in conversations about side hustles and extra work for office employees, such as on Instagram and YouTube. I am also very interested in activities beyond my regular job, and knowledge related to them can be useful in my work, too. I often looked into this field thinking, “I’d like to try that myself.” With many changes happening recently and this seeming like a time to try different things, I picked up the 2024 revised edition of Amazon
The moment I received this book, I was impressed by its substantial weight and thickness. It runs to a remarkable 470 or so pages. The cover promises, “A top Amazon seller with monthly sales of 200 million won reveals their business-starting know-how!” and “All seven years of know-how on the path to becoming a top Amazon seller!” The length lives up to those claims. It says “newly revised edition,” so I checked the copyright page and saw that the first edition came out three years ago. This
An Ji-soo: Amazon Seller Tutoring
You, too, can become a top seller on Amazon, the world’s largest e-commerce platform. Amazon grew explosively during the COVID-19 pandemic and has continued growing ever since, maintaining its overwhelming position as the market leader. If you want to sell products, you should look beyond Korea and take on the world’s largest market. If you are hesitant because Amazon is an American platform and English worries you, there is no need to be. Amazon Seller Coaching explains all the terms you need for selling on Amazon in plain language and provides a detailed manual using real Amazon pages. Drawing on the author’s experience, real cases, and data from their ongoing work as an Amazon seller, it walks you through how to succeed step by step. In particular, Amazon’s FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) service handles inventory storage, shipping, customer service, and returns, allowing even an individual seller to sell to consumers around the world. This book contains all the know-how of a global top seller who reached monthly sales of 200 million won after seven years of selling on Amazon. We hope it helps you become a top seller serving customers around the world, too.
Korean title: 아마존 셀러 과외수업
Korean author: 안지수
Korean publisher: 빈티지하우스
ISBN-13: 9791189249861
Reviews
Review: Amazon Seller Tutoring (written by Ahn Ji-soo, Vintage House, Vintage House Publishing). YES24 Reviewer Club was holding a review event for a book called Amazon Seller Tutoring. It explains how to become an Amazon seller and list and sell your own products on Amazon. I had heard stories of people who had built great wealth as Amazon sellers, and I hoped to create my own product and sell it on Amazon someday. I was excited about this book and wanted to read it, so I entered the reviewer
Author Ahn Ji-soo started selling on Amazon in 2017 and has grown the business to monthly sales of $130,000. That is an impressive amount—more than 170 million won a month when converted to Korean currency. The main chapters cover why Amazon, the platform’s features, preparations for selling, choosing products that sell, listings, efficient FBA, marketing techniques, Brand Registry, and Amazon business management. The outline alone may not give you the full picture, but the book itself is full
Amazon Seller Tutoring was first published three years ago. Since then, the Amazon platform has changed, and the revised edition was published to include as much as possible: key information such as how to use AI to create listings more easily, plus know-how that helped the author grow the Amazon business further. At 474 pages, this is a thick book, but it covers everything from A to Z, from signing up for an account to increasing product sales, making it a guide for aspiring Amazon sellers.
Amazon is the world’s largest marketplace, with a reach across the globe. Anyone who has bought something on Amazon has probably thought at least once, “I don’t just want to buy things—I want to try selling, too.” Even if you choose just one product to sell, it is tempting to take on a marketplace watched by the whole world. But for someone like me, who has never sold online, the idea can easily stay in my head and go no further. This book helps not only people who find it hard to get started,
I think it is better to understand the basic process and how a business generates revenue before starting, rather than jumping in blindly. I read Amazon Seller Tutoring (Newly Revised Edition) to learn what to consider before selling on Amazon and to understand sustainable business models that can generate revenue. I had high expectations because the author is a practicing product marketer with 10 years of experience and a top Amazon seller whose monthly sales have reached 200 million won since
Even though I had experience as a domestic, purchasing-agent, and global e-commerce seller, expanding to Amazon still felt daunting. FBA—one of Amazon’s biggest advantages—was also the biggest obstacle for someone like me without my own private-label products. Despite Amazon’s seemingly limitless potential, I had put off moving forward, while it stayed in the back of my mind like an overdue assignment I would have to tackle someday. Amazon Seller Tutoring is like a manual for entering Amazon:
I read a few books about selling on Amazon because I wanted to try it, but I gave up because it seemed impossible for me. They explained things, but I could not understand what they were talking about. (Maybe I lack comprehension.) I wondered whether English was the problem and thought, “How could I sell things all the way across the ocean?” Just as I was about to give up, I picked up Amazon Seller Coaching. First of all, it is easy to understand. Holding this substantial 474-page book made me
Reading this book gave me a deeper understanding of the complex, systematic world of Amazon selling. In particular, I learned specifically how sellers can achieve better sales through the powerful logistics infrastructure and efficiency of Amazon’s FBA service. Understanding how Amazon’s warehouse network and AI-based algorithms work together made it clear why Amazon leads the global e-commerce market. One point the book emphasizes is the importance of choosing products. This is about more than
I often heard about Amazon sellers and Naver Smart Store in conversations about side hustles and extra work for office employees, such as on Instagram and YouTube. I am also very interested in activities beyond my regular job, and knowledge related to them can be useful in my work, too. I often looked into this field thinking, “I’d like to try that myself.” With many changes happening recently and this seeming like a time to try different things, I picked up the 2024 revised edition of Amazon
The moment I received this book, I was impressed by its substantial weight and thickness. It runs to a remarkable 470 or so pages. The cover promises, “A top Amazon seller with monthly sales of 200 million won reveals their business-starting know-how!” and “All seven years of know-how on the path to becoming a top Amazon seller!” The length lives up to those claims. It says “newly revised edition,” so I checked the copyright page and saw that the first edition came out three years ago. This
