@dan_nikas 100%
Arbitrage is a volume game
It’s not about finding one great deal, it’s about building systems and teams that find hundreds.
We average about 22% margins
Lets apply same logic for online arbitrage
1. Use last 30 days Reddit & X “hard to find” etc + “where tf can I buy this”
2. Check Google Shopping prices/availability
3. Feed hot ones into Keepa skill for arbitrage signals
4. Cron daily fresh trend reports + new opportunities
the business idea nobody sees here:
1. use this tool to scan the last 30 days of Reddit/X on a client's industry
2. build them a custom prompt/skills library based on what actually works
3. charge $1-2K per industry vertical
4. update it monthly for $500/mo retainer
lawyers, realtors, accountants - they'll never do this themselves. but they'll pay someone who hands them "here are the exact prompts/skills your peers are using right now."
Going to be really blunt - when Jeffrey Cohen (Amazon's Ad Evangelist) posted about his recent trip to China on LinkedIn - it rubbed a lot of US Sellers the wrong way.
He posted about how AI is "leveling the playing field" for Chinese Sellers.
This is ludicrous. Chinese sellers have had the greatest systematic advantage to US sellers for years.
No taxes.
No liability.
No rules.
We need the level playing field, not them.