Independently published How To Sell On Amazon For Beginners 2023 Edition; East Strategy Guidebook On Seller Central FBA FBM & KDP

This book is pretty good for people who are new to Amazon selling but need something that isn’t totally overwhelming, but sort of a crash course in the meat and potatoes of what you should be doing with seller central FBA. I found it really helpful. Will probably go back to it a few times for notes, love the resource section at the end of the book! The freebies make the whole book worth it.

I never write reviews, especially bad ones but I was shocked that an accomplished professional would publish a book with so many grammatical errors in it. I double checked "meet the author" to see if english was his second language! It really devalues the information the book provides and I wonder if I should finish it at all. I want to follow up and say that after page 28 it's smooth sailing. Who knows what happened before that but it's a jumbled mess. That being said, Im really glad I kept going. Im finding Wilkens information about brand registration with Amazon, Amazon's advertising PPC management and strategies to generate sales to be invaluable information. Sorry for jumping the gun on this one!

I’ve always been intrigued to sell on Amazon, but never knew where to get started. This book makes things so clear. I wish I would’ve started years ago, just didn’t have the confidence to try. To anyone considering Amazon selling, grab this book and go for it!

The biggest takeaway from this book, unfortunately, is that it is almost unreadable with the lack of editing, poor sentence structure, misspellings, etc. It’s unfortunate because it’s a great looking book, and there is pretty good information in it. If you can deal with that, and are just looking for some broad strokes and a quick and easy read for selling on Amazon, then this may be for you, but temper you expectations on this one.

Frankly, I feel betrayed by the author. I thought I would be getting an updated version of "Become a Bestseller on Amazon.com" by the same author, which was very detailed and helpful. This book seems to be AI generated or written by a non-English speaker trying to crank out text for a quick buck. For example, he makes reference to cookbooks such as "cookbooks for immediate pot cooking." Was this a poor translation for "instant pot?" Did the author, much less an editor, even read the book? Terms were not explained well, typos abound, and bizarre and inaccurate information was given. It's difficult to know whether any of the information is trustworthy, and I will be returning this and looking for a different book.