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The time it takes for your store to be up and running can vary, but typically, it takes between 2 to 4 weeks from the initial setup to having a fully operational e-commerce store. It usually takes about a month before your store is running and your first inventory purchase is ready for fulfillment by merchants (FBM) or sent to your TikTok Shop, at which point you'll begin to see sales. It generally takes 3-6 months for your store to scale to its full operating potential and maximize your desired level of Inventory Purchasing Power.
While this business model is designed to be largely passive, it's not entirely hands-off. Our team handles the majority of the operations, including setting up the store, managing listings, fulfilling orders, and optimizing for sales on both Amazon and TikTok. However, there are still some responsibilities on your end. Based on our experience, the average client spends 3-6 hours per month on this business.
At the end of the day, it’s your store and your asset. Your primary responsibilities will be to purchase additional inventory, ensure you're collecting payouts from Amazon and TikTok, and manage payments for your inventory purchases. While it's mostly done for you, your involvement is still essential for maintaining and growing your business. It's a passive income stream, but not entirely without effort.
Earnings from an Amazon store or TikTok Shop can vary widely depending on several factors, including the products you're selling, market demand, pricing strategies, and how much you're able to reinvest in inventory. Realistically, during the first few months, you might see modest returns as your store gains traction and your listings start to rank higher. As your store scales over 3-6 months, it’s possible to achieve a consistent revenue stream. Many clients typically see returns ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per month, depending on the scale of their investment and the effort they put into managing their store.
Typical monthly returns for our partner stores range from 10%-15% of their store's total revenue after the profit split, once the store has been scaled and is running at full capacity. Profit margins generally range from 15-30%. This means that the more inventory you purchase and send into your store, the more you can expect to earn from a revenue perspective. With margins remaining consistent, increasing your inventory will also result in higher profits.
Keep in mind that these earnings can grow over time as your store establishes a solid customer base and you reinvest in more inventory to expand your product offerings. However, it's important to set realistic expectations and understand that this is a long-term business that requires patience and ongoing management to reach its full potential.
Ultimately, our partners who achieve the best results are those with more capital to deploy and who are well-organized in securing and managing their business's lines of credit and cash flow. The ability to invest in inventory and effectively manage finances plays a significant role in maximizing your store’s profitability.
The Amazon and TikTok markets are far from being over-saturated. For a marketplace to be considered saturated, there would need to be more sellers than buyers, which is not the case for either platform.
On Amazon, there are around 4 million seller accounts compared to 200 million Prime subscribers, which demonstrates a strong buyer base. In 2022, Amazon generated $502.19 billion in revenue, with third-party sellers accounting for approximately 50% of total sales. This indicates a healthy, thriving marketplace with significant opportunities for sellers.
TikTok, while newer to the e-commerce space, is growing rapidly and presents unique opportunities for sellers. TikTok Shop is expected to reach $20 billion in sales in 2023, showing how quickly it's becoming a major player in social commerce. With 1.9 billion global users and a predicted increase to 2.25 billion by 2027, TikTok provides a vast audience. TikTok’s social commerce model is particularly effective, as it simplifies the shopping process and leverages the platform's viral nature to convert social engagement into sales.
The key on both platforms is having a solid strategy. On Amazon, optimizing listings and understanding buyer behavior are crucial, while on TikTok, creating engaging content and utilizing influencers can drive significant traffic to your store.
With the right approach, you can carve out a successful niche in these competitive yet lucrative markets
Yes, we do have our own warehouses, and our operations are based in the United States. Our warehouses are strategically located in Texas, California, and Washington, allowing us to efficiently manage inventory and fulfill orders to reach your customers promptly across the country. This setup enables us to maintain control over the quality and speed of our services, ensuring a reliable and American-based operation for your e-commerce needs.
Additionally, we have a third office with backend support outside the U.S., further enhancing our operational capabilities. We source inventory from brands, distributors, and wholesalers across the U.S., and disperse this inventory from our warehouses to our partner stores' FBM accounts and TikTok Shops, ensuring that products are managed and shipped efficiently to support your e-commerce business.