Learn how to start an Amazon FBA business in India, the fastest growing ecommerce marketplace in the world.
Right now selling products on Amazon india (www.amazon.in) represents one of the greatest opportunities I’ve seen in the last 7 years
Here’s why
“India represents an incredible opportunity for ecommerce. Our stated goal is to become the number one player in the Indian market.” – Jeff Bezos (2nd richest person in the world with a net worth of $75 Billion)
Jeff is a very smart guy, he’s doubling down on India. Indeed Amazon has invested $5 billion into Amazon India.
Now I am a huge believer in following the money.
In business, if a huge amount of money is being invested into something then it is smart to follow that money in because you get a free ride.
You get a free ride on that money.
You get to basically leverage that $5 billion investment.
By the way, overall, $41 billion is set to be invested over the next three years into e-commerce in India. That’s a crazy amount of money going into that market and there’s a very good reason for that.
Here’s why, according to UBS, a really big investment bank. India’s ecommerce market is growing at a rapid rate of knots. What they’re saying is, it’s going to grow to $120 billion in total revenue in the next three years.
To put that in context for you, the entire e-commerce market in Australia is $17 billion, that’s five times less than what’s predicted for India!
Right now there are 1.2 billion people in India, which is a LOT but only 20% of them have access to the internet.
There is massive scope for growth because every single year, hundreds of millions of people are going online. Every single year. Again, to put that in context for you, 91% of Australians are online.
Their is young and growing FAST!
In fact 68% of Indians are below the age of 35. That’s the largest youth population in the world.
And don’t fall into the trap of thinking they’re all dumb peasants in fields. They’re educated. And the good news is the middle class (those with the money) just happen to be educated in English.
So no need to translate anything as they all speak English 🙂
BEST OF ALL
The number of sellers that are making “Rupee 1 crore” (10 million rupees), that’s somewhere around $200,000 to $210,000 AUD, doubled last year!
Why You Should Get Into India Too
I am personally already heavily invested in Amazon India, I currently have 2 businesses in India with 3 more in the launch phase.
I’ve done the hard yards and made all the dumb mistakes so you don’t have to.
Here’s what you’ll learn from this book:
✓ Exactly how much money you can make in India, it’s probably more than you’re thinking
✓ Why speaking Hindi (the national language of India) puts you at a disadvantage
✓ The secret way to start selling fast in ANY category
✓ How to take advantage of a glitch in the amazon systems to get your product selling fast!
✓ What Indians think of Australians and why this MUST influence your product selection
✓ THREE absolutely critical ‘niche-selection’ criteria you must heed — IF you want to rake in serious dough on Amazon! I use these personally…and they helped me to my first $60K in sales! Copy me!
✓ The exact team of people I use along with exactly how much money I pay (you better believe I’ve negotiated myself a great deal!)
✓ The absolute worst way to sell products in India. And how to avoid this
✓ How to use secret promotions to get your Amazon ‘Money Machine’ to lift off from its first very day —so you can start making money ‘ASAP’ using my ‘secrets’!
✓ The BEST and HOTTEST product types to sell in India right now. Fortunes are being made in these categories. You can do the same!
Don’t delay! Grab a copy of my book and ride the wave of Indian success!
ASIN : B076559RPQ
Language : English
File size : 2.0 MB
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 121 pages
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