Is HomeGoods Profitable? Sourcing For Amazon FBA

[@isabelgeerer5062]

That UPC tip made the video for me, thank you!

[@UnstoppableJosh]

Glad it helped!

[@anacorona870]

Imagine finding this video and seeing you are one of the women he calls "old lady" 😂😂 That made me laugh so much!

[@UnstoppableJosh]

I’m basically an old lady at this point

[@72Bohica]

Glad to see a new video. Thank you!

[@plydtfn4140]

Anyone interested in making a bolo group? Around 15-20 people no monthly payments no price tanking

[@thekoshertourist]

that sounds like a great idea - maybe the way to do it would be having only a few people go in on an item at once and then rotate in & out to ensure no one's stepping on another's toes.

[@austinhallock833]

Dude your awesome. Cool guy.

[@RobertTheUser]

Here’s a tip. Price tags are super hard to get off from there

[@Gvillalba]

Ive worked a second hand goods store and we Would use heat guns to get rid of any kind of price tags. Works like a charm.

[@da1chemakaonecraftychemist923]

Goo Gone. Just a dab. Works great

[@marlanacherry3201]

That unicorn ball shooter thing was so weird 🤔 lol!!

[@UnstoppableJosh]

It sure was 😜

[@roxborough89]

Great video! Would love to see how you prep and pack those mugs for fba...newbie and have yet to ship glass. Thanks

[@UnstoppableJosh]

Yes! It’s not hard to pack glass for Amazon fba….it’s just a pain in the butt

[@journey565]

You could totally tell that was a newly opened homegoods because there were a bunch of people there!

[@uzairismail288]

Keepa is an excellent tool if you wanna track sales rank, no of active sellers, Amazon in stock and other indicators

[@UnstoppableJosh]

Absolutely!

[@johnvenegas9108]

Good morning Josh or good afternoon or anybody on this Page how do I receive UPS labels to ship or do I have to open an account with UPS in order to receive labels

[@stevedavenport1202]

Shipping to FBA and FBA fees must be pricey on those mugs due to weight and breakable nature.

[@UnstoppableJosh]

Yes. I usually try and avoid fragile items because you have to bubble wrap and box them up which adds extra cost

[@thekoshertourist]

Thanks for the video. Curious to know how much time you spent scanning, looked like there was so much to go through.

[@UnstoppableJosh]

I was in HomeGoods about an hour. I definitely didn’t scan everything

[@thekoshertourist]

@@UnstoppableJosh thnx for the reply. id think ya need more then an hour to really get into it. gives you a reason to go back :)

[@wabbit1444]

I source groceries there

[@UnstoppableJosh]

Great! With all the glass/fragile things in there grocery definitely looked like it has good potential

[@philinelehmann3654]

Once I get my feet under me a little more with FBA, I will venture in to the Rae Dunn stuff. You just need to be patient and use the visual search a lot, because they hide the UPCs just like Marshalls and TJMaxx. They can get quite crowded and navigating with the cart can get difficult, but you can find some random gems here and there.

[@UnstoppableJosh]

Yes, HomeGoods was even tighter than T.J.Maxx and harder to navigate with a cart 🙃

[@philinelehmann3654]

@@UnstoppableJosh Is there a certain amount of time you wait before going back to the same store again to source?

[@UnstoppableJosh]

@@philinelehmann3654 it really depends on the store but it’s usually a good idea to give it a few weeks

[@philinelehmann3654]

@@UnstoppableJosh Thanks! I'm still learning and trying to find my way a bit. I haven't really gotten into clothes or shoes yet. I'll admit that I'm a little intimidated because a lot of times there are so many variations because of size/color and the data is for the item itself and not necessarily the specific variation you're scanning.

[@thekoshertourist]

definitely got a lot of interesting items there, esp in the food aisle. I've not started my FBA path just yet, but been to Marshalls/Home Goods many a time and love checking out their food aisles just as much as their clothes. TJ Max and Ross also have the odd food items but I think Home Goods takes the cake

[@actually024]

Thanks for the great content! Did you have to get ungated for the majority of these items? Considering Homegoods has a lot of the small market type brands.

[@UnstoppableJosh]

HomeGoods will actually have a lot of things you can sell in home and kitchen without being ungated. But it would be helpful to get ungated in grocery and pet supplies to be able to sell some of the stuff I picked up in the video

[@johnnyswag2802]

Keep on learning & exporing

[@C5Rose3]

Hey, careful who you're calling old! Could be a viewer... 👩‍🦳🤪

[@UnstoppableJosh]

I wish!