The Private Label Movement

Nate Lind is a successful online seller that doesn't just focus on Amazon. He has created relationships with affiliates to continue to push his products. Nate is insightful as a seller, a coach and entrepreneur. He's here to share his knowledge with Jonathan on today's episode of the Private Label Podcast. Nate Lind Working for the Man While Nate was pursuing his degree in media art and animation he discovered he enjoyed the pursuit of obtaining the business much more than the website development and production. he not only really enjoyed it, but he was also really good at it. After graduation, Nate worked for the FAA in D.C. He had the most hellacious commute to work and he likens it to a soul-sucking experience. During this time he read Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and it changed his life. "I wanted to own my own business. I wanted to have passive income." - Nate Lind The book inspired him to get out of the blood-sucking quadrant of 'employee' to owning his own business and enjoy passive investmen

When a young adult flies to the US with no support or family and only 150 bucks to his name, what does he do? On today’s episode, Chakra Yendapally walks us through the tale of how he became the 6-figure, soon-to-be 7-figure seller in Amazon. He also shares how he founded his own virtual bookkeeping company. The Big Leap of Faith Chakra wanted to get his education in the US and borrowed money for his flight. Landing with barely any money in his pocket, he had to work several odd jobs to get him through college. One of these included a NASA project. He consulted for a manufacturing firm after graduation using his engineering degree. Chakra then enrolled in business school to learn finance, the spark of his future business ventures. Discovering E-Commerce With his background in finance, Chakra worked with a lot of companies including Johnson & Johnson. He spent about 16 years at J&J, which culminated with his own business venture. Eventually, Chakra fell into e-commerce and put up a website to launch his

Mark Lewyn is a 6-figure Amazon seller and founder of Patently.io. He began his career a journalist and soon realized he needed to change directions as the technology and the internet grew. His software enables Amazon sellers to research patents to help them find new products to launch. Hitting the Bullseye Mark began investing with a few startups and over time found his way to the world of Amazon selling. In 2015, Mark launched his first product, darts, on Amazon. His strategy was looking at the data and he was amazed at how many darts they sold on Amazon. He had never even played the game nor has he since. You don't want to violate anyone's patent, ever. - Mark Lewyn Research is King for Mark Lewyn He took notice of the issues with darts and thought he could fix the problems. His first product was a significant success that gave him the encouragement to try it again and again and again. Mark had been investing in startups and liked the idea of not having to go out and raise a lot of money. He's made a lot

Many Amazon sellers consider selling overseas to increase their market. Today, John Cant of Rising Sun Commerce tells us why Japan is so great for Amazon sellers. The Japanese Online Marketplace John Cant lived in Japan for five years from 2005-2010. In terms of Amazon, Japan was books and music driven Recently it has really changed. Japan is now third biggest behind the US, German and has just overtaken the UK in terms of Amazon sales. Rakuten used to be the largest online provider in Japan but now they are about on even grounds as Amazon outpaces Rakuten's growth. Demographics Pushing Changes Minimalism wins stateside and in the UK but in Japan the more information you can cram onto a site and the brighter the colors the better. Rakuten follows that design style. John's friends in Japan say they like the 'calmer' look of Amazon and that's part of the push from Rakuten to Amazon. Japan Naturally Lends Itself to Prime Japan has always had a really good infrastructure. You can get around really quickly and n

What would you do if overnight, your profits went from millions to zero? This happened to Rob Kosberg. Rob ran a hundred-million-dollar real estate company when the recession hit and was forced to reinvent himself. Today, he's the founder and CEO of Best Seller Publishing and he's proud to say that he's found a way to leverage his expertise to positively impact others. Rob Kosberg Hustling to Success Rob was raised in Washington D.C. where his family owned Texaco gas stations on Pennsylvania Ave. He got his start as a car guy watching his dad and grandpa build and race cars out of the garages. It wasn't the traditional path to becoming an entrepreneur but it had planted the seed for Rob. While working through college, Rob got his real estate license at the age of 18. He was on the phone all day hustling through the for sale by owners and expired listings. By the second month, he was the top agent and was questioning his path to law school. "Don't write an autobiography or memoire, no one cares...put your sto

Jonathan talks with Jeremy Sherk today. He’s an 8-figure entrepreneur, speaker, health nut, and Co-Founder and CEO at Nested Natural, an e-commerce supplement company.

Today, Jonathan welcomes Karen Waksman of Retail MBA to the program. She’s an expert on selling to big-box stores and talks the nitty-gritty of what it takes to break into the world of big-box retail.

Let’s face it, Amazon is eating the world and software is eating the world. Jonathan Gabriel welcomes Troy Johnston, 7-figure Amazon seller and the co-founder of seller.tools, an Amazon software as a service. Today they’ll talk getting started, Amazon and where he’s at today.

On today’s third installment for the second season of Private Label Movement, Josh Hudson, COO of I Build Your Brand pays us a visit to talk about how he started his private label through masterminds. He goes on to tell us why the Chinese are dominating the Amazon US marketplace.

Private Label Movement is back on the air! On the first installment of today’s three-part comeback, Welcome to the Private Label Movement with Jonathan Gabriel, Jonathan introduces himself as the new host of the The Private Label Podcast, a podcast that’s evolved into a movement of its own.

Former and present hosts Kevin Rizer and Jonathan Gabriel sit together for the first time. We get to know Jonathan better and learn about his entrepreneurial journey, aspirations and how he feels about taking over and tracing the footsteps of Kevin as host of Private Label Movement. Join us on this episode, Kevin Rizer Passes the Mic to Jonathan Gabriel.

Today on Private Label Movement, Kevin dusts off the mic, checks in with what he’s been up to, why he’s been gone and what to expect on this episode, Is This Still On. 

It’s been a great year at Private Label Movement. We’re winding down the last two weeks of 2017 with some of the best guests with amazing insights for growing your business in 2018!

Today on Private Label Movement, Kevin sends his warmest thanks to all of you who tuned in and stayed with him throughout those 2 and a half years in the podcasting industry. What’s next? Listen to this important announcement!

Kevin is back with his Amazon seller coupon update. What are the things he observed and how can you set up one for your products? Tune in!

It’s been a great year at Private Label Movement. We’re winding down the last two weeks of 2017 with some of the best information from our guests.

Joy Packard is a veteran Amazon seller most known as the Mompreneur. She dove into online sales out of necessity to be home with her husband and 8 kids. The driving passion for her family has turned into a large six-figure seller income.

It has been more than a year already since the release of Amazon Prime. What’s in it for you? Here are some quick insights on what it is and how it works, because it just might be the perfect time to reconsider Seller Fulfilled Prime. Tune in!

Josh Fonger provides business owners with systems and processes to eliminate workplace bottlenecks. Their approach finds solutions to roadblocks so entrepreneurs can concentrate on their strengths ultimately leading to more free time.

How are you winning the sales on Amazon? Winning the buy box might be just what you need. Listen to Kevin as he explains what it is, its importance, and how you can work your way around it!