FBA Business Learning Resources

[Andy_Moneymaker]

I seen Andrew's thread below about FBA, I was considering starting a business but know very little about FBA.
Anyone have good recommendations for learning resources maybe courses, books, media channels or any resource dedicated to beginners.
Thanks

 

[Jon]

I seen Andrew's thread below about FBA, I was considering starting a business but know very little about FBA.
Anyone have good recommendations for learning resources maybe courses, books, media channels or any resource dedicated to beginners.
Thanks

@Dick Barton always start small and scale upwards.

So maybe invest £30 in stock, see how that sells, and then rinse and repeat. I imagine after a few months you will get a nose for what sells and what doesn't

 

[Dick Barton]

@Dick Barton always start small and scale upwards.

So maybe invest £30 in stock, see how that sells, and then rinse and repeat. I imagine after a few months you will get a nose for what sells and what doesn't

My advice is keep the outlay small at the start and buy what appeals to you. Even now, after years of buying and selling, I try to purchase items at £3 or below. That way you can't lose much. There are dozens of videos on Youtube to help you out.

 

[Andy_Moneymaker]

@Jon, @Dick Barton
Thanks for taking the time to reply and your advice. To begin with I want to learn about how FBA works, so what I am looking for is a beginners guide to FBA, so I can assess whether it would suit me. I see a fair bit of content on YouTube, but with anything new I am a bit nervous on who to trust especially with paid for courses.
Not ashamed to say I backed out of a course on FBA the other day when one of the questions was "Do you have 2000 to 6000 to invest in stock and mentoring", not saying it was not a genuine course but I realised I did not have enough facts or background to FBA to commit.

 

[Dick Barton]

Forget courses. They are only looking to line their own pockets.