Amazon Virtual Assistant

Overview

Looking for full-time work (8 hours/day)

at $3.50/hour ($616.00/month)

Associates degree

Last Active

November 24th, 2024 (4 days ago)

Member Since

June 11th, 2023

Profile Description

I have been an Amazon virtual assistant for more than 3 years, and my recent experience and expertise has been product sourcing in the US market using multiple and unique sourcing strategies. Experience in the Amazon virtual assistant world helped me attain specialized knowledge and skills in the field.
Product Research/SourcingGoogle Docs/SpreadsheetInternet ResearchOffice ApplicationAdmin TasksData Entry
Mastered Tools:
Keepa (thorough analysis)Selleramp SASSearch Image By AmazonDS Amazon Quick ViewTactical ArbitrageJungle Scout EstimatorAmz Scout CalculatorRevSellerAnZ InsightASIN FetcherProtonVPN - UK/US MarketTrust PilotScamadviser
My experience with keepa was the biggest contributor for developing my skills as a product sourcer, because the majority basis of a good product lead comes from a thorough analysis of the information we get from Keepa. This is where I am confidently good at using, to maximize the benefit of the Keepa tool. From analyzing the movement of price history charts of the buy box to identify if a product may tank in the future, sales rank, variation ratings (stairs at least 4 rating increase) for fast moving products and offer count to identify also for possible price tanking, checking the Offers Data is important to see the movement of all prime sellers’ stock history as basis of the products’ sale in the past 30-90 day average, and if with variations, it is vital to analyze the charts and informations in Variation tab to see the rating percentage for me to identify which is the fast moving product; with all this analysis I am able to forecast and differentiate a good product lead from a bad lead that may cause our client to lose profit in the future. I also use SellerAmp SAS as a go-to partner of Keepa, especially when I do my favorite sourcing method which is manual sourcing. This tool is the most convenient tool I can use with my different techniques and strategies in manual sourcing. I always make sure to check all supporting details if the item is selling. Tactical Arbitrage is a great way for me to multitask while I am manually sourcing a website, since I can easily scan other sites. Lastly, getting a good supplier is easier with the use of a good source of discount coupons and promos.
My favorite categories for sourcing products are clothing, shoes, groceries, collectible toys, personal care items, and of course whichever category my client prefers.