Amazon FBA
Amazon FBA — Start to Scale
FBA fundamentals, sourcing, product research, fees, listings, fulfilment and margins.
- Level
- Beginner to intermediate
- Modules
- 10
- Duration
- Around 8 hours
- Access
- Included with a Palletise account at launch
About this course
Amazon rewards sellers who understand its fee structure before they buy stock. This course works through FBA mechanics from a sourcing-first point of view: which clearance and wholesale stock is actually viable on Amazon, how referral and fulfilment fees reshape your margin, and how to keep an account healthy.
What you will be able to do
- Model Amazon referral, fulfilment and storage fees before you buy
- Judge whether a wholesale or clearance lot is FBA-viable
- Prepare, label and ship inventory to fulfilment centres correctly
- Build listings that convert without breaching policy
- Protect account health while scaling volume
Course curriculum
01How FBA economics work
Fees, storage and the true cost per unit.
02Product research for bulk buyers
Validating demand before committing to a lot.
03Sourcing wholesale and clearance for Amazon
What passes and what to avoid.
04Ungating, brands and compliance
Documentation, invoices and restricted categories.
05Prep, labelling and shipping plans
Getting stock accepted without rework.
06Listing and content
Titles, bullets, images and variations.
07Pricing and buy box behaviour
Repricing sensibly instead of racing to the bottom.
08Inventory health and ageing stock
Avoiding long-term storage penalties.
09Returns and reimbursements
Handling the return flow that FBA generates.
10Scaling with repeat supply
Moving from one-off lots to reliable supply lines.
Who it is for
- Sellers evaluating Amazon as a channel for bulk stock
- Existing FBA sellers wanting better sourcing routes
- Wholesale buyers who need a fee-aware buying model
Questions
- Can I sell customer returns on Amazon?
- Only where condition, grading and category rules allow it. The course covers where returns stock is appropriate and where a different channel is the safer route.
Stock you might be interested in
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