Going balls deep with this analysis👇, HAPPY NUTS is raking in $849K annually on this ASIN.

But they're leaving serious money on the table.

Their consistent $14.99 pricing ignores massive seasonal demand shifts.

Here's how they could turn good money into stupid money (bookmark this): Their current Amazon strategy:

✅ Maintain steady $14.99 price year-round

✅ Ride a huge winter sales wave (30K units vs. 5K average)

❌ Miss opportunities to maximize profit during peak demand

❌ Fail to stimulate sales in slower months

Result?

Consistent, but suboptimal profits 📉

Here are my no-bullsh*t AMZ Innovate conference takeaways

First, major props to the AMZ Innovate crew — for pulling off a conference that resonates in today’s Amazon ecosystem. That’s no small feat. Respect ✊.

Grab 🍿. Now, let’s unpack this 👇🏻 🎤 Big Aggregators Divesting Assets — The smart money is ditching dead weight brands they've acquired, focusing on the 10% of their portfolio that can become a home run.

Underrated trick to winning Amazon's buy box?

The 'F-shape' pattern. Let me break this down!

10 ChatGPT Prompts for Amazon brands that are currently on 🔥: 🔥 1
➡️ Create a list of objections an Amazon customer might have about {product and the product name}
➡️ Take these negative objections and create benefit statements for each objection

The Amazon marketplace is a hostile battleground.

Yet, some Amazon brands continue to thrive & make tons of dollars.

How? They know stuff you don’t.

Here are 21 truth bombs about selling on Amazon that'll turn the tides in your favor (against Amazon & your brutal competitors): 💣The Pareto principle remains true when selling on Amazon; 80% of your revenue comes from 20% of your ASINs

💣If you invest in 10 products, there's a high chance only one product will be a home run.