26 min

5 - Crafting a Clear Path for Amazon Advertising Success with XP Strategy's Abe Chomali Coffee with Sellers

    • Entrepreneurship

Your host, Mike Bryan, talks with the Founder of XP Strategy, Abe Chomali. Abe prefers black coffee with a mushroom blend. Abe's e-commerce journey began with traditional commerce in 1991. He transitioned to e-commerce in the late 1990s, initially selling on Yahoo Stores before moving to his own website and advertising on Google.
Abe's e-commerce business primarily focuses on consumer electronics, such as digital cameras, video cameras, and personal handheld accessories like Palm Pilots. Despite facing challenges with payment terms and merchant accounts in the early days, Abe saw the potential of e-commerce when Google started allowing advertising. The numbers grew exponentially, with Abe investing hundreds of thousands of dollars monthly in Google ads.
Abe discussed the importance of treating an Amazon business like a real business. Abe emphasized the need for sellers to have a clear plan, treat it seriously, and understand the intricacies of the platform. He advised against simply "getting started" without a proper understanding of the rules and processes involved.
Sellers with retail experience have an advantage, as they are already familiar with dealing with a rule book and following specific guidelines. This experience translates well to navigating Amazon's rule book and leads to greater success.
To learn more about Abe's work, click HERE and HERE.
Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply HERE.
Want to learn more about Mike's work? Check out his website at https://www.primesellersolutions.com/.

Your host, Mike Bryan, talks with the Founder of XP Strategy, Abe Chomali. Abe prefers black coffee with a mushroom blend. Abe's e-commerce journey began with traditional commerce in 1991. He transitioned to e-commerce in the late 1990s, initially selling on Yahoo Stores before moving to his own website and advertising on Google.
Abe's e-commerce business primarily focuses on consumer electronics, such as digital cameras, video cameras, and personal handheld accessories like Palm Pilots. Despite facing challenges with payment terms and merchant accounts in the early days, Abe saw the potential of e-commerce when Google started allowing advertising. The numbers grew exponentially, with Abe investing hundreds of thousands of dollars monthly in Google ads.
Abe discussed the importance of treating an Amazon business like a real business. Abe emphasized the need for sellers to have a clear plan, treat it seriously, and understand the intricacies of the platform. He advised against simply "getting started" without a proper understanding of the rules and processes involved.
Sellers with retail experience have an advantage, as they are already familiar with dealing with a rule book and following specific guidelines. This experience translates well to navigating Amazon's rule book and leads to greater success.
To learn more about Abe's work, click HERE and HERE.
Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply HERE.
Want to learn more about Mike's work? Check out his website at https://www.primesellersolutions.com/.

26 min