1. When conducting profit analysis, be careful not to overlook Amazon FBA first leg prices. For FBA beginners, you need to pay in advance for order processing fees, sorting and packaging fees for each product, and storage fees (based on the area you occupy). In addition, depending on the weight, size, and storage time (over six months or peak season storage) of FBA's initial products, you will need to pay additional fees.


 
2. Potential profit margins. Next, you need to consider the profit margin that can be achieved by selling on Amazon. On Amazon, your product will compete with other sellers from around the world, which means the pricing you offer may be lower than usual. If your production and FBA initial cost is high, Amazon may not be suitable for you.
 
3. Inventory management. You need to pay attention to your inventory level and restock at the appropriate time. If you need to manage a lot of products, investing in an inventory management system in collaboration with FBA is very necessary. Otherwise, you may be confused by various things such as new orders and shipments, and even worse, it may lead to insufficient or excess inventory problems.
 
4. Amazon FBA first leg shipping costs. In some cases, you may join Amazon's free shipping program. But most of the time, you need to pay for the shipping costs yourself. This may increase your monthly Amazon FBA price expenditure by hundreds to thousands of dollars (depending on your order volume and the type of logistics service you use).
 
5. Amazon classification approval. Publishing certain special categories of products on Amazon requires prior approval from Amazon. If your product belongs to these categories, it may delay your product publication speed and affect your overall sales situation.
 
6. Production and procurement efficiency. If you want to establish a sustainable business through FBA, you need to streamline your production methods or procurement processes. For example, if you work in distribution, you need to work hard to find a product with a lower and more stable price in order to ensure your profit. If you produce your own products, you need to ensure the output and quality of the products, which can be a huge project.
 
7. Returned and damaged products. Some products may be damaged during transportation or may be returned by customers. How will you handle customer return requests? What needs to be done to ensure customer satisfaction so as not to affect your store rating? Amazon may provide you with some advice, but it will not operate on your behalf.