Selling on Amazon Germany, UK, and Japan – The good, the bad, and the ugly
Hi Everyone,
A number of you have told me that you plan to sell in Germany and the UK before selling in Japan with the thinking that it’s easier and faster.
Well I wanted to warn you if you think that way, you may be in for a RUDE Awakening.
Based on my chat with 7 Figure Seller Nick Katz who sells on Amazon in all of Europe and Japan, he thinks differently based on his firsthand experience.
Nick is a seller that I’ve known for many years and he’s a straight shooter.
Nick also interestingly enough does NOT sell in the US because he says there’s too much competition and there is enough demand in the other countries Germany, UK, and Japan for him to sell millions of dollars in annual revenue.
His sharing was a lightbulb moment for me and I invited him to come on a live training next Mon 3/11 at 8pm EST.
We will do a fireside chat where you will learn:
- The actual costs of setting up in Germany, UK, and Japan
- “NIGHTMARE” regulations that you need to deal with in certain countries
- Tax rates in different countries
- VAT and what you need to pay to get setup and operating
- A secret email that Amazon sends you AFTER you start selling a certain country that will FREAK YOU OUT
- A review of shipping times into these countries
- A firsthand perspective on logistics and having to move goods around Europe
If you are considering expanding into Germany, UK, or Japan or even if you’re already selling, I would highly recommend you attend this live training.
Nick is one of the few sellers who is selling in all these regions and has first hand experience. He will share the good, the bad, and the ugly so you can decide which marketplaces you want to enter and which ones you will avoid.
And he will answer your questions only if you join live.
RSVP now: https://forms.gle/hge5Z9shK9dcKpQX7
Date and Time:
- US Eastern EST (UTC -4) Mon, 11 Mar 2024 21:00
- Melbourne AEDT (UTC +11) Tue, 12 Mar 2024 12:00
- Tokyo Tues 3/12/24 10am
- London GMT (UTC +0) Tue, 12 Mar 2024 01:00
Topic: Selling on Amazon Germany, UK, and Japan – The good, the bad, and the ugly
Speaker: Nick Katz
Gary
Meet Gary Huang, the creator of the AI for Amazon Sellers 28 Day Challenge and the founder of the 7 Figure Seller Summit. Gary's journey in the ecommerce world began in 2005, when he launched his first private label brand selling women’s shoes on eBay. Since then, he has steadily grown a portfolio of ecommerce brands on platforms like Amazon and Shopify, serving customers in marketplaces across the globe.
But Gary's experience isn't limited to just ecommerce. With a decade of corporate experience under his belt, he has managed supply chains in Shanghai, China, overseeing multimillion-dollar sourcing campaigns. This broad range of knowledge has provided him with a unique perspective on the ecommerce industry, which he now shares with others through his various initiatives.
He is a highly regarded figure in the ecommerce space, with his strategic insights and innovative approaches widely recognized in prominent media outlets including Forbes, NPR, and Bloomberg.
Recently Gary’s fascination with AI came from a simple observation: AI was changing everything, everywhere, all at once. This impact is affecting everything from education, politics, the arts, to ecommerce businesses.
This led him to spend hundreds of hours testing AI applications in his own business and interviewing other successful Amazon sellers and ecommerce experts at the AI and ChatGPT Summit for Amazon sellers.
His aim was to find out how AI could be used to grow ecommerce businesses, save time, and increase profitability. The insights he gained have played a crucial role in shaping the AI for Amazon Sellers 28 Day Challenge.
Outside of his own ventures, Gary has shared his expertise on platforms like the Helium 10 podcast, Jungle Scout's Million Dollar Case Study, Webretailer.com, and the Global Sources Summit. His understanding of global trade was even acknowledged when he served as the Chair of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai's Supply Chain Committee, briefing White House Congressional officials on US-China trade and supply chain strategies.
Despite a career that has taken him around the world, from his native Los Angeles to Shanghai and now Japan, Gary remains down-to-earth, focusing on his role as a husband and father. His experiences, both personal and professional, inform his approach to business and the advice he shares through the 28 Day Challenge.
