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We will break this down into a few sections so you can jump to what you are specifically looking for

1. MUST HAVE TOOLS FROM THE START.

• Inventory Lab.

This is tied for first place for our most recommended tool. It covers SO MANY different aspects of your business and helps in so many different areas. Most commonly, this solves the problem of "How do I track what I bought and sold". It keeps all your records for you by integrating with Amazon. It gives you the sourcing app "Scoutify 2" which is an incredibly powerful in store scanning app. It helps you with listing your products faster and more efficiently. It integrates with almost all your other tools (Like keepa and your repricer) and so much more... Here's a video we did covering a ton of the ways to use it and why we rank it so high: https://youtu.be/YMnNGDq77XQ

Use our link to get your first full month for FREE to test it out for yourself --> Link

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• Keepa.

Tied for first place among our most needed tools. As an Amazon seller, there are only two things you really need to know when sourcing inventory... Is it profitable, and IS IT SELLING. Keepa has you covered on that last part (And even a bit on that first part). Historical sales rank graphs make it really easy to see if your item is selling, if your item is priced correctly, if Amazon goes out of stock, how much inventory your competition has, and much much more... I've done over 10 videos (some live, some recorded) walking people through how to use keepa. Here's a brief overview: https://youtu.be/qXrscDf_5Zg

To get Keepa, sign up here: Link

2. Awesome tools if you have room in your budget for them:

• Repricers
• Aura
• Bqool
• PPP
• SellerSnap

• Tactical Arbitrage

• ASINZen

• IP Alert

3. Free* tools

• Rakutan. (And similar sites)

• Raise. (And similar sites)

• Sales Gazer.

• Seller Locker.

4. BOLOs and Leads

• The Flipping Team

• OA Leads Pro.

• OA Hunt.

****** We HIGHLY discourage members from joining "Bolo groups" that require users to share bolos. This type of group attracts a lot of beginners and no one should want a bunch of leads that new sellers think are good. This "bolo" format does not work and should be avoided no matter who is running the group.