Retail Arbitrage

by Chris Green

My name is Chris Green and this is the first book that I wrote about selling products online and sourcing them at retail stores. I first published this book in September 2011. The story behind this book was that I wanted to write a long PDF about Amazon and FBA that answered all of the most common questions that were being asked. After I started writing, it ended up being a lot like a book so I looked into self-publishing options. It ended up being really easy and this book was released. I later stopped printing the book because I felt that the book was too long and basically covered two topics. The fist being the business model of arbitrage (along with Amazon and Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA)) and the second being process of sourcing products at retail stores. Not everyone who wanted to learn about arbitrage, Amazon, and FBA also wanted to learn more about sourcing products at retail stores. For them, the book was unnecessarily long and that also added to the production cost of the book. So I rewrote the book, took out the retail sourcing stuff, and just called it Arbitrage. It was published in September of 2013. It was shorter and priced at just $9.95. It’s on Amazon You can read the reviews It’s an updated version of this original book. It’s only $9.95 and you get the Kindle copy for free with paperback purchase. Kindle copy is only $2.99 by itself, or you can read the Kindle copy for free if you are an Amazon Prime member.

Genres: Nonfiction, Business

346 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 19, 2011

About the author

Chris Green self-published his first book in 2011 and continues to publish new books to this day. He has sold hundreds of thousands of books, with multiple books reaching #1 bestseller status. Chris is on a mission to help authors SELL MORE BOOKS through modern book marketing. He founded Authorpreneur.com to help authors become better marketers through proven book marketing strategies. Like many authors, Chris enjoys talking about writing, publishing, and marketing books with anyone who’s interested. You might find him online spending time answering author’s questions on social media. He enjoys life in New England with his wife and two very cool children.

Reviews

[Gannon's, Inc. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good all around information

Book was written a number of years ago, but contains solid information for someone getting started, or getting better, with FBA selling.

[LaDonna · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great intro book. I am giving it four stars (and I considered three) because it repeatedly promotes his scanning programs. I don't mind that he promotes them, but it was excessive. I would have liked to see him spend more time explaining how it could be done without his program. Also, this book is almost a carbon copy of his book Arbitrage. It just has a few extra paragraphs here and there.

[April · Rating 4 out of 5]

Helpful info for Amazon FBA selling

[Gary Wallbaum · Rating 5 out of 5]

The big picture

Learn from someone that has successfully climbed the FBA mountain. Chris writes in a simple and clear way, so it is easier to grasp some of the more complex ideas.