All language subtitles for 06-Getting Out Of Tier 10

It's a day.

We are going to talk about Amazon murch tr10.

It is what I like to call murch Purgatory.

So,

when you get your Amazon,

merge account approved,

you'll be able to upload one t-shirt a day until

you have 10 shirts live and you won't be able

to upload anymore live t-shirts until you get at least

10 sales.

Now.

This is particularly brutal because there's nothing that sets your

t-shirts apart from everybody.

Else is like if you got into Amazon murch tomorrow,

you'll be able to upload 10 t-shirts and they'll be

mixed right in next to Mi 4,800

or whatever.

I'm at right now and I have a maximum upload

of 8,000.

So,

you know,

the more people they let in and the more people

upload,

the more saturated it gets.

That's why nischan count becomes extremely important to.

Let me tell you guys how I got my first

account out of the tent here.

So initially when I got approved I didn't take the

opportunity seriously and I'll probably wait an extra few weeks

before I really realized what I was You know,

this potential gold mine that Amazon murch presents.

I started offloading t-shirts.

I would do my one-a-day wasn't hard at all until

I maxed out at 10.

I was,

you know,

still come really slow that even back in 2017 when

I was doing this,

but whenever I got a sale,

I would double down on that Niche.

So if I got a sale on and I remember

my best selling shirt while I was in the tenth

year,

was just a quote,

from a popular TV show there,

wasn't any of them on Amazon.

So,

I threw this up,

completely blind.

I mean,

again,

the TV shows popular.

I didn't mention the TV show's name in the listing.

It was a funny quote and people found it and

they bought the shirt.

I mean,

it,

I got many sales.

It wasn't just by was into your 10 that it

was selling.

It got sales for another 2 years,

you know what I mean?

Even to this day,

be creative when you're watching TV or reading news or

things like that,

like,

it's okay to put quotes up,

you know,

and if it's like a public figure,

you can typically enter their name into.

So that's one way of doing this all.

So if you're struggling to find high demand niches with

low competition,

check out merch.

Informer,

I'll put a link in the description.

Basically,

what they do is 499 a month.

They'll tell you he's shirts that are in high demand

with no competition,

which is pretty much exactly the information you need to

get out of tier 10.

I'm not trying to sell you on,

keeping a lifetime Merchants Farmers subscription.

Although I've heard that a lot of people have had

a ton of Success With That,

I Used to use it while I was in the

lower tiers.

And then when you're in the higher tiers to me,

it's like you can just design anything and everything.

You know,

that means you have so many slots available.

So I was less reliant on Merchant former.

However,

again,

like I've heard plenty of success,

stories of people that use it all the time.

So check that out.

It's in the description.

Another thing that's in play,

when you're into your 10,

is how much should you be charging for your shirts?

And I subscribe to the belief that you should be

charging the floor,

the bottom out where you don't make a penny of

profit.

And right now is a recording,

that's $13.07.

That's the Baseline lowest-cost that you can charge for a

Amazon account where you'll make $0.00,

if the customer buys it,

but you'll attract more customers.

Because if they sort by Price high to low,

you'll be on the lowest and possible of the Amazon

murch spectrum.

And again,

prime eligibility.

A lot of t-shirts,

do not have that Prime check box next to them

on Amazon.

A lot of fbm fulfilled by Merchants shirts,

might undercut you price wise,

but they don't have the prime check box.

So a lot of customers won't even consider buying from

them.

So set yourself apart by charging as little as possible,

to help you get those first 10 sales.

So,

I also need to just point out that the time

that you get accepted into Amazon,

merch is going to have a direct correlation with how

hard of a time.

You have to get out of here.

10,

if you're lucky and you get accepted before the 4th

quarter knows I said before because I think Amazon freezes

accepting new accounts during Christmas,

but if you can accept it before that just make

sure you have 10 decent-looking shirts for sale.

You'll most likely get out of tier 10 for real.

You'll probably get into like tier 100.

If not five hundred.

The fourth quarter,

sales are crazy and you make a ton of money

in December.

As long as Amazon murch doesn't run out of t-shirts

which they did in 2017.

Anyways,

that's a different story.

Now.

The reason I included a picture of this Google Trends,

search for funny t-shirt,

was to illustrate that there are serious spikes their abs

and flows when it comes to Consumers,

looking to buy T-shirts and a seller's.

We're at their Mercy.

We don't control this,

you know,

and I know it's hard to see.

I'm blocking this,

the end of the chart,

but right after Christmas,

that is a pretty big drop-off and it starts to

pick back up in late February.

So,

just keep that in mind.

Do not give up if things aren't working.

It might just be one of these times a years

where there's not a lot of people buying,

you know,

but it'll definitely pay off in the fourth quarter that

I can stay with the utmost certainty.

And there are other times a years to where its

sales are great.

So just keep that in mind as Ed's and flows

that we don't control.

But I also have to mention the easiest guarantee way

out of tier 10,

and that is to buy your own t-shirts.

Now,

this is not against the Amazon murch terms of service

at all there in the business of making money.

So whether it's you charging your A card or someone,

you know,

or family member things like that.

They don't care.

You get those 10 sales you get teared up.

So just always consider this in the back of your

mind.

It is a worthwhile investment,

especially if you need t-shirts,

are you like your own designs?

So just keep that in mind.

Consider it getting out of here.

Tends,

not easy.

This is the only Surefire way of doing it.

I actually got a second Amazon,

merge account straight Frontier.

10 to tr500,

eligibility.

It belongs to my mom and all I would do

was look at my account.

See,

what was selling and then email it to her to

upload on her account.

Now,

you might be thinking,

why would you do that?

You're giving up your sales,

but don't forget that Amazon FBA.

Amazon merch.

Amazon,

everything is saturated these days.

So you're not going to have a secret product that

customers are buying that other sellers.

Don't figure out and try to sell something similar.

So keeping that in mind.

It's okay to multi,

upload your own products or have a design and upload

it to a second account.

Did absolutely nothing wrong with that.

And this is actually evidence of that because My mom

had the same designs uploaded that I did yet.

She had a shirt,

go and Catch Fire and sell almost a hundred units

over the course of October.

Cuz as you can tell,

this design is catering towards people that liked the show

Game of Thrones and people that need a Halloween t-shirts.

Now,

of course,

I'm going to say the obvious,

we didn't put Game of Thrones anywhere in the listing,

the title description,

but a girl has no costume was just one of

those trending Halloween shirts that people were going and looking

for.

So we are fortunate between the two of us.

We got well over a hundred sales,

but she got the Lion's Share of them and it

took her new account,

straight into the 500 is video.

If you were waiting for me to tell you to

drive,

external like social media or Facebook ad traffic to your

virtuous things.

That is the last thing I would tell you to

do,

because I think it is for the most part and

massive waste of money.

Even when I had shirts that were absolutely,

crushing it on March 6th.

With Facebook ads and it literally never worked out.

Now.

I'm not a Facebook ad expert,

but I just do not I think that is a

good use of your time or your money.

I think you should remember that.

Amazon is the largest e-commerce website in the world with

plenty of traffic.

And when I say traffic,

those are people going there with the intention of buying.

So if you think you're going to trick somebody who

just logged in to Facebook,

to look at photos of their dog,

into going to Amazon in buying your shirt,

well,

whether or not,

they actually buy it,

you're going to pay for that.

Click.

I recommend against driving third-party,

social media traffic to your Amazon merch listings.

I think your time is better,

spent designing and upload.