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I joined Amazon through the Amazing Selling Machine (ASM) course, and at the time it truly changed my life. When I joined, there were around 30 people in the course, and many of us were doing very well and making good, profitable money. Slowly, year by year, it became harder and harder to survive on Amazon, and today I am the only one still selling. That alone shows how much the Amazon landscape has changed. I launched several products and made a profit back in 2015. I am still selling on Amazon today, but honestly, it now feels like a constant struggle just to stay afloat. Selling profitably has become extremely difficult, stressful, and mentally draining. Over the past four years, I have launched 10 new products. Every single one of them resulted in a loss, except for two products. Even those two did not make a profit—I only managed to get my money back. I followed the ASM method step by step, exactly as I did before when it worked. I truly believe I did everything correctly, but the environment today is completely different and far more difficult. The biggest issue is visibility. Around 90% of customers buy from page 1, and reaching page 1 now requires a huge financial commitment. Advertising feels unavoidable—Amazon ads, Facebook ads, TikTok ads—but the costs are overwhelming. On top of that, giving away free products and spending hundreds of dollars just to gain traction feels unsustainable. Pricing has also become a major problem. If a product is priced below $20, too many selling. If it is priced around $30, the less selling - so good, but the advertising costs, returns, and fees increase so much that the losses are even bigger. Realistically, launching a product now requires at least $6,000 or more, and even then, there is no guarantee of success. Because of these challenges, I have stopped adding new products. I am simply trying to slowly sell through the stock I already have. Unfortunately, many other sellers are now offering the same products at lower prices, making it extremely difficult to compete. Any small profit I do manage to make is often completely wiped out by customer returns, which are increasing more and more. After returns, fees, and advertising, there is almost nothing left. Small test orders of 100 or 200 units no longer work. By the time a product reaches page 1, 2, or even 3—after spending heavily on ads—I am already losing money. When sales finally start to improve, the stock runs out, restocking takes weeks, and then the same painful cycle starts again. The only alternative seems to be ordering over 1,000 units at once, but that is an enormous risk. Many times, my stock has ended up stuck in Amazon warehouses, tying up capital and adding even more pressure. I have genuinely tried my best and followed the ASM strategies, so I don’t know if this is my own failure or simply the reality of Amazon today. It honestly feels like Amazon has become a bubble that is no longer sustainable for small sellers. I am writing this because I still believe in what ASM taught me, but I feel stuck and exhausted. Any honest guidance, updated strategies, or support from Amazing Selling Machine would mean a great deal to me.

Average offering, teachings are foundational level. Ofcourse its not easy to succeed in a saturated market so you have to learn from many people. These people can help you start but the focus is going to be on upsell be it their software or product selection (can't blame them). These guys are good marketing company too so copy their funnel ;)

After joining the program, the benefits promised to me when signing up were moved behind a pay wall. After spending $5000 on the program already, this was extremely disappointing. The community originally had a ton of mentors to answer any questions that were asked. In the program, this was often encouraged. Over time, I noticed the mentors starting to disappear and my questions either being ignored or not answered for days. Now there is 1 main mentor answering all of the questions, unless I pay more money per month for a premium subscription. The program also went from weekly support calls to month. Both of these benefits are now in this new premium subscription, even though they were offered in the package I purchased. I reached out to head office to see what they could to do help, and was treated poorly. Very, very disappointed.