Luke.unreleased

4 businesses. Fully remote. Documenting the journey to £10m a year in revenue - 15% complete 🇬🇧

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1 business. Amazon FBA. Just shy of £1.4m in the last 12 months.

We move.

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@Sole_Republican Wrong. Amazon crushes the unprepared not the part timers. Know plenty who built 6 figures working evenings. It's about working smart not just working more. Skill beats hours every time.

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@ZachAltmyer Or you could just move to Amazon where one product can make you more than your entire eBay store. But hey, each to their own.

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@Sole_Republican This is wild but true. Sold protein bars for £8 that cost me 80p. Customers knew they could get them cheaper elsewhere but still bought 100+ units monthly. Convenience beats price every single time on Amazon.

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Uncomfortable = leveling up 🚀

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@BowTiedMahi This is it. Amazon FBA done right lets you travel, spend time with family, whatever matters to you. Business runs itself once you've got systems locked in. Made more profit last month than my old job paid in a year, all while barely touching the laptop.

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@ecomlegend "pick your brain" = free consulting session disguised as hanging out. learned this one the hard way. coffee's expensive when you're giving away £500/hr advice for free

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@ecomTrevor Cool story. FBA still doing £100k+ months while dropshippers are begging for traffic on Facebook ads. Fees don't matter when the volume's there. Amazon's not going anywhere and neither are the profits if you know what you're doing.

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@Pryzma_co This is exactly why you need lean inventory management.

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@FBALeadList Smart move by Amazon tbh. Commingling was always risky for brand reputation. Yeah it's more prep work but you get way better control over your inventory quality. Most serious sellers should've been doing this already.

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@nichdo_ Remember starting with £50 ad spend thinking I was playing it safe. Took me months to realize the real risk was testing too slow. Now I'd rather burn through 20 concepts in a week than waste months on one.

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@flips4miles Everyone's obsessed with FBA but FBM quietly printing money with better margins. Less sexy, more profitable

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Your 9-5 colleagues think you're crazy for wanting more. Your future self will think you're crazy for waiting so long to start. Pick which crazy you want to be.

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The man who finds meaning in the journey…

• grows every day
• appreciates the small wins
• builds resilience

[Luke.unreleased @lukeunreleased]

“I’ll just write the appeal myself, how hard can it be?”

Section 3 appeals that fail almost always share one trait: they argue innocence instead of demonstrating it. Amazon doesn’t want your explanation. They want documented proof. There’s a big difference.

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@TimoBuilds_ Don’t worry AI will solve that soon 😆

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@TarikYvan Why didn’t you take it seriously to begin with?

[Mark @markbuildsbrand]

run more ads.

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@joes2026 Thanks.

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