HeyJaredClear the Shelf with Chris & Chris
The show that meets at the intersection of education and entertainment to discuss online arbitrage, retail arbitrage, wholesale, and all facets of selling on Amazon.We'll bring you news, tactics, strategies, insights, stories, and interviews to help you grow your Amazon…
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He Builds His Own Amazon Software (And Can't Code) (opens the original)
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► Work with me 1-on-1 on your Amazon business: https://cleartheshelf.com/apply He can't write a line of code, but he built the software that runs his Amazon business. He also flips $2 Skechers into $45 sales and had an AI knock out his entire sales tax audit in 30 minutes. Chad from The Buy Box has spent about five years turning online arbitrage, retail arbitrage, and Amazon-to-Amazon flips into a business that runs on tools he built himself. In this one we get into the exact plays: how A2A flip
Why Most Amazon Sellers Use AI Wrong (And How to Fix It) (opens the original)
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👉 Want help building this into your business? Apply to work 1-on-1 with Chris: https://cleartheshelf.com/apply On this episode, Chris and Chris Racic sit down with Pete Nelson. Pete sold over $2M on Amazon doing online arbitrage, burned out on the grind, and pivoted into the Amazon Influencer Program while teaching himself AI from scratch. He now runs Claude with MCP connectors to fire off scheduled tasks that organize orders, enrich Keepa data, and post content for him. We get into where AI act
He Explains Why the Biggest Amazon Sellers Still Do Online Arbitrage (opens the original)
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Apply to work with me one-on-one: https://www.cleartheshelf.com/apply He's done $6.5 million in Amazon sales. He quit a six-figure finance job in New York to do this full-time. And his thesis is that once you get to a certain point, an Amazon business becomes a logistics company. The margin isn't just in sourcing. It's in the supply chain. Sean Kaupp (@Stacksonsr) co-founded ShipVision, uses $1 million in private capital instead of credit cards, and says AWD saves him $2,500 to $7,000 a month in
How He Built $385K in 0% Credit Lines to Scale Amazon Online Arbitrage (opens the original)
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Apply to work with me one-on-one: https://www.cleartheshelf.com/apply Apply for 0% interest credit cards here: https://www.cardratings.com/bestcards/business-credit-cards.php?src=704525 He was stuck at $30K a month for four months straight. Profitable, healthy sell-through, more leads than money to buy them. The problem wasn't sourcing. It was capital. So he got his first two credit cards, $110K combined, and within five months he hit his first $100K month. He's now done over $7M in Amazon sales
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