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Serious Sellers Podcast: Learn How To Sell On Amazon FBA & Walmart

Helium 10

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Are you an Amazon FBA, TikTok Shop, Walmart, or Ecommerce Seller, or someone interested in becoming one? The Serious Sellers Podcast by Helium 10 is an unscripted, unrehearsed, BS-free, organic conversation between host Bradley Sutton, and real life sellers and thought leaders in the ecommerce world, where they share the top strategies that will help sellers of all levels succeed. In addition, every week there is an episode of the ”Weekly Buzz” which gives a rundown of the latest news in the Ecommerce world. ► Instagram: instagram.com/serioussellerspodcast ► Free Amazon Seller Chrome Extension: https://h10.me/extension ► Sign Up For Helium 10: https://h10.me/signup (Use SSP10 To Save 10% For Life) ► Learn How To Sell on Amazon: https://h10.me/ft ► Watch The Podcasts On Youtube: youtube.com/@Helium10/videos

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#772 - Amazon's New AI Tools + AGL Updates

Épisode 772

mardi 3 novembre 2026 • Durée 42:41

Amazon insiders explain faster shipping, simpler inventory placement, and new AI workflows, plus how Seller Assistant, Canvas, and a Claude plugin could change how sellers grow their brands.

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What would faster inventory replenishment and an AI assistant that handles tasks mean for your Amazon business? Recorded at Amazon Accelerate in Seattle, this episode brings together Amazon Global Logistics leaders Alex Berry and Heather Hunt, followed by Chris Jones from the Seller Assistant team. Bradley Sutton explores how Amazon is simplifying the work behind selling, from moving products across borders to managing everyday business decisions.

Alex and Heather explain how AGL reduced end-to-end transit times from China to the U.S. West Coast by about 20% year over year. They also discuss a premium ocean service that cuts China-to-Europe and UK transit times by approximately 11 days compared with standard service. Amazon Managed Placement at Origin simplifies inventory distribution through one booking, while storage at origin can help sellers replenish inventory based on demand. Other announcements include Ship to 3P for deliveries to non-Amazon warehouses, broader support for dangerous goods, and standalone customs brokerage through Amazon Customs and Trade. Online document management and direct access to logistics operators also aim to reduce paperwork and make shipping problems easier to resolve.

Next, Chris Jones explains how Seller Assistant is evolving from answering questions to helping sellers take action. Canvas creates customized workspaces around the task a seller needs to complete, bringing together plans for inventory, promotions, and advertising. Workflows let sellers describe tasks for the assistant to handle in the background, with examples including monitoring top-performing ASINs and reviewing return feedback for potential listing improvements. Chris also discusses Amazon Quick and a Seller Assistant plugin for Claude Code, which was in private beta at the time of recording, along with the controls sellers have over sharing data with other systems.

Together, these conversations highlight opportunities to spend less time coordinating shipments, searching help pages, and repeating routine tasks. For sellers, the next step is to identify where those activities create the biggest bottlenecks and explore which tools fit their business. Whether that means comparing an AGL shipment with your current freight arrangement or testing Seller Assistant on a practical question, start with one process you can improve and build from there.

In episode 772 of the Serious Sellers Podcast, Bradley, Alex, Heather, and Chris discuss:

00:00 - Introduction
01:47 - Amazon Global Logistics Overview
04:41 - Faster Shipping And Premium Ocean Service
07:53 - Amazon Managed Placement At Origin
10:42 - Shipping To Non-Amazon Warehouses
14:10 - Dangerous Goods And Customs Updates
16:56 - Less Paperwork And Proactive Shipping Support
21:31 - McMiller Games Seller Success Story
25:25 - Meet Chris Jones And Amazon’s AI Vision
27:38 - Seller Assistant, Amazon Quick, And Claude Integration
33:21 - Seller Data Security And Sharing Controls
38:47 - Canvas And Automated Seller Workflows

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#771 - Millions on Amazon, Shopify, & TikTok Shop

Épisode 771

lundi 26 octobre 2026 • Durée 33:17

What does it take to grow an Ecommerce brand past $9 million? Explore TikTok Shop strategies, founder videos, AI workflows, and the decision to sell one business to focus on growing another.

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What happens when the biggest opportunity for your business requires letting go of another? In this episode of the Serious Sellers Podcast, Bradley Sutton sits down with Ryan Maya, founder of Beyond Braid and Professor Pickleball, to explore his journey from college dropshipping experiments to building multimillion-dollar ecommerce brands. Ryan explains how his lifelong interest in fishing helped him create marketing that connected with customers after roughly a dozen other stores failed. That foundation eventually became Beyond Braid, which generated $9.1 million last year and is targeting more than $10 million this year across Amazon, Shopify, and TikTok Shop. Ryan breaks down how each channel supports the business, with Amazon now accounting for the largest share of revenue. He also shares a candid perspective on TikTok Shop, where advertising costs, affiliate commissions, and fulfillment expenses make profitability challenging. For his business, breaking even can still provide value when it generates millions of product impressions and encourages shoppers to discover the brand elsewhere. Rather than relying exclusively on affiliates, Ryan creates founder content himself, including videos he says have attracted millions of views. He explains why he became an affiliate for his own brands and how he is testing a shift from mass sampling toward deeper investments in proven creators. The conversation also explores how Ryan is using AI to reduce production work and improve efficiency. He describes a Claude Code workflow designed to edit short-form videos, write captions, schedule posts, and tag products after he records the footage. Beyond content, his team is exploring AI applications for email marketing, advertising, and graphic design. Ryan also explains why strong branding matters in established categories, how personal relationships help retain productive affiliates, and why a Shopify business needs optimized landing pages, email flows, and a coordinated marketing strategy. With a majority-stake sale of Professor Pickleball in progress, Ryan plans to concentrate on Beyond Braid’s next chapter. His priorities include expanding the product catalog, exploring international markets, and using a dashboard that tracks profitability by product and channel to guide advertising decisions. His story offers a practical reminder for ecommerce sellers: more activity does not automatically create a stronger business. Understand your customers, know your numbers, and give your best opportunity the focus it needs to grow.

#770 - Using AI + Split Testing To Increase Revenue by $20,000

Épisode 770

lundi 19 octobre 2026 • Durée 44:36

In this case study, learn how AI, split-testing, and smart keyword research can improve Amazon listings, uncover wasted ad spend, and reveal opportunities to increase sales without relying on bigger budgets.

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#769 - Generate Extra Revenue Through Affiliate Marketing

Épisode 769

lundi 12 octobre 2026 • Durée 36:26

Discover how Amazon sellers can earn extra revenue with affiliate marketing, influencer partnerships, recurring commissions, and strategies that create new income streams beyond product sales.

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► Learn How To Sell on Amazon: https://h10.me/ft

What if you could generate thousands of dollars in additional revenue without launching another product? In this episode of the Serious Sellers Podcast, Bradley Sutton sits down with Helium 10 affiliate experts Tara Stoll and Kashka Burrowes to uncover an overlooked opportunity that most Amazon and e-commerce sellers aren't taking advantage of: affiliate marketing. Whether you're looking to drive more sales for your existing products or build an entirely new income stream, this episode reveals how affiliate partnerships can open doors to serious earning potential. For Amazon, Shopify, and TikTok Shop sellers, affiliate marketing offers a powerful alternative to traditional advertising. Instead of spending money upfront and hoping for conversions, brands can partner with creators and pay commissions based on actual results. Bradley and his guests break down how to find influencers using Helium 10's Amazon and TikTok influencer discovery tools, approach creators with compelling offers, and build authentic relationships that lead to sales. They also explore affiliate commission structures, performance incentives, and recurring revenue opportunities for businesses offering subscriptions or replenishable products. But here's where things get interesting: some Helium 10 affiliates are earning $30,000 to $35,000 per month! Tara and Kashka reveal how the Helium 10 affiliate program works, including upfront commissions ranging from 100% to 125%, the potential to earn 25% recurring commissions for up to 12 months, and additional monthly content bonuses. You'll learn how sellers, content creators, and e-commerce enthusiasts can turn their existing knowledge and connections into another source of income, even without having a massive social media following. The biggest takeaway? You don't always need another product, a bigger advertising budget, or an entirely new business to increase your revenue. Sometimes the next opportunity is already sitting right in front of you. Whether you're building an affiliate program for your own brand or recommending tools you already use and believe in, this episode challenges you to think beyond traditional e-commerce strategies. Your next big revenue stream might not come from selling more products, but from discovering a smarter way to earn.

#768 - Amazon Seller Strategies From the Accelerate Floor

Épisode 768

mardi 6 octobre 2026 • Durée 36:15

In this episode, we’ll learn how sellers grow million-dollar businesses, use AI to save time, prepare for retail, and lift profits with practical strategies shared live from the floor of Amazon Accelerate.

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What does growth look like for someone launching their first product compared with sellers running multimillion-dollar businesses? Recorded live on the floor of Amazon Accelerate, this episode of the Serious Sellers Podcast brings together seven sellers with different backgrounds, business models, and lessons to share. Bradley Sutton starts with Sky Balukonis, who grew a disposable napkin business from roughly $40,000-$50,000 in first-year sales to a projected $1.4 million annually. Sky explains how disciplined reinvestment, careful cash flow management, and premium positioning helped an everyday product stand out. Danial Khosravi and Nick Karafilov share how they use Claude connected to Helium 10 through MCP to research keywords, improve listing copy, and prepare a data-backed presentation for a Walmart buyer. They also explain how advice from a Helium 10 Elite call with Bradley pushed them to build their Walmart presence, prepare retail-ready packaging, and generate TikTok content. Those efforts helped put them in front of a buyer, with a potential retail agreement still pending at the time of recording. Meanwhile, first-time Amazon seller Todd Gabel discusses launching a windshield sticker-removal film and using AI-assisted research to understand keywords and competitors. Youseong Ha of Neudorff offers a different perspective on product selection, explaining why he moved from skincare into the more challenging gardening and pesticide category. His approach centers on finding unmet customer needs and delivering meaningful product differentiation. Brothers Ben and Josh Garmon then share lessons from a business generating approximately $20-30 million annually through manufacturer partnerships and e-commerce operations. Their focus is profitability, dependable execution, and a roughly even split between FBA and FBM, with merchant fulfillment giving them flexibility to assemble bundles from shared inventory.

#767 - Amazon Seller Secrets From China

Épisode 767

mardi 29 septembre 2026 • Durée 26:52

Explore the white-hat advantages and black-hat tactics used by Chinese Amazon sellers, from rapid product testing and supplier research to manufactured demand, AI imagery, and branding gaps.

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What strategies are Chinese Amazon sellers using to compete, and what can sellers elsewhere learn from them? Recorded in Shenzhen, China, Bradley Sutton sits down with experienced Amazon seller and new Helium 10 team member Shawn Su to explore the advantages, tactics, and challenges shaping one of the world’s most competitive e-commerce communities.

Shawn shares his journey from two unsuccessful product launches to building two six-figure Amazon brands. He explains how he discovers overlooked opportunities using narrow price filters, minimum search-volume requirements, weak competitor images, and low title density. He also reveals why the ability to test small orders, respond to reviews, modify products, and launch improved versions quickly may be a greater advantage than lower manufacturing costs.

The conversation also examines a controversial tactic involving manufactured keyword demand. Some sellers use external traffic to make previously unknown search terms appear popular before launching new FBA listings. Bradley explains why a sudden search-volume spike does not always represent organic demand—and why sellers should investigate where that traffic is coming from before entering the market.

From reverse-sourcing products through 1688.com to accessing real-time information through WeChat seller groups, Shawn provides a rare look inside China’s Amazon ecosystem. But speed and sourcing are not everything. Western sellers can still gain an edge through cultural understanding, memorable storytelling, customer relationships, and long-term brand building.

#766 - From Royalty Checks to Amazon Millions

Épisode 766

lundi 21 septembre 2026 • Durée 34:39

A handmade Christmas gift became a patented product and a multimillion-dollar Amazon business. Discover the licensing, team-building, and growth strategies behind its success.

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What began as a handmade Christmas gift eventually became a patented product, a successful licensing deal, and a multimillion-dollar Amazon brand. Super Blanky founder and CEO Karen Bonnici joins Bradley alongside her nephew and newest intern, Jack Lustig, to share the story behind the wearable blanket. After watching the children play with her original cape-style design, Karen developed its signature pocket sleeves, hand-sewed the first 500 units, and validated the idea through craft shows. Karen later licensed her patents and trademarks to a manufacturer that brought the product into Target with characters such as Jurassic Park and Paw Patrol. Although the arrangement generated approximately $4 million in first-year retail sales, Karen earned only a royalty percentage and had limited control over the brand’s direction. When the licensing business began to decline, she learned e-commerce, sourced her own inventory, and launched Super Blanky on Amazon with two SKUs. The brand generated approximately $75,000 in its first five months, reached $2.2 million in sales last year, and is now projected to more than double that revenue. The conversation also explores Karen’s approach to building a team around complementary strengths. Her creativity and product-development experience are balanced by Jack’s background in data science, economics, and competitive sports. As he learns PPC, inventory management, and Amazon operations, Jack is gaining real-world experience while helping the family business become more data-driven. Karen also discusses simplifying her brand identity, tracking every major business change, investing in education, and keeping essential talent inside the company. With TikTok, Shopify, new products, and an eventual exit on the horizon, Karen is deliberately building Super Blanky with room for its next owner to grow. Her journey proves that an idea does not need to begin with a perfect business plan. It can begin with one thoughtful gift, one problem worth solving, and the courage to keep learning until that small idea becomes something far bigger.

#765 - She Made $1M Without Selling on Amazon

Épisode 765

lundi 14 septembre 2026 • Durée 32:32

Kickstarter rejected her product, but she built the same product into a million-dollar brand. Learn how viral videos and founder-led content transformed an overlooked pain point into success.

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What happens when a failed nursing student, experienced e-commerce marketer, and new mother transforms a personal frustration into a million-dollar brand? In this episode, Bradley Sutton speaks with Kate Bray, founder of Reb Relief, about the unconventional journey that led her from Amazon advertising and agency leadership to creating a product inspired by her postpartum experience. After building and testing her own prototype, Kate posted a seven-second TikTok video that went viral and a second video helped her collect approximately 1,500 email sign-ups before producing a single unit. Her launch nearly collapsed when Kickstarter rejected the product just three days before the campaign was scheduled to begin. Instead of walking away, Kate turned the rejection into a powerful marketing hook and moved the launch to Shopify. Through preorders, a local credit-union loan, and investments from strategic advisors, she raised enough to fund a $60,000 initial purchase order. Despite spending most of her career in the Amazon ecosystem, Kate has yet to launch Reb Relief on Amazon because the brand has remained consistently sold out through Shopify. Kate also reveals the strategies behind the company’s rapid growth. She invested early in a utility patent and professional product development, positioned Reb Relief inside an underserved blue-ocean category, and used the taboo surrounding period pain as a marketing advantage. Founder-led videos continue to outperform traditional user-generated content, while an appearance on *The Drew Barrymore Show* created stronger results when repurposed as credibility-building creative in Meta ads. She also uses Helium 10 to study keyword demand, validate new product ideas, and determine which brand extensions offer the greatest potential.

#764 - TikTok, AI, and a $3M Soap Brand

Épisode 764

lundi 7 septembre 2026 • Durée 40:14

What do homemade soap, TikTok creators, AI automation, and old-school catalogs have in common? Discover how two sellers use them to build and grow multimillion-dollar e-commerce brands.

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► Learn How To Sell on Amazon: https://h10.me/ft

What does it take to turn a homemade product into a multimillion-dollar brand? In this episode, Bradley Sutton speaks with Joe McCutcheon, founder of Carolina Castile Soap, and Marc Messer from Advanced Bionutritionals. Together, they reveal how product differentiation, creator partnerships, AI-powered systems, and even old-school direct mail can produce remarkable results in today’s e-commerce world. Joe began making soap for his cleaning company before testing it on eBay and eventually launching on Amazon. After years of reinvesting his profits and producing batches from his kitchen and garage, he grew Carolina Castile Soap from $1.8 million last year toward a projected $3 million this year. Joe explains how professional packaging, distinctive scents, Helium 10 research, and a community of TikTok creators helped the brand stand apart. Today, approximately 70% of its revenue comes from Amazon, while TikTok Shop has become both a profitable channel and a source of additional Amazon demand. Marc shares a very different path to growth at Advanced Bionutritionals, a primarily direct-to-consumer company generating between $30 million and $50 million annually. He breaks down the company’s marketing-first product launch process, multichannel profitability analysis, and use of AI to create SOPs, forecast inventory, analyze real-time data, and generate dozens of advertising variations within minutes. He also explains why long-form direct mail still works for the right demographic and why brands need a proven sales message, sufficient cash flow, and patience before testing it.

#763 - One Review Crushed His Amazon Brand

Épisode 763

lundi 31 août 2026 • Durée 39:40

One Amazon review helped destroy a brand and led to bankruptcy. Discover how its owner rebuilt his life and earned up to $28K a month in TikTok Shop commissions after losing everything.

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Paul Baron returns to the Serious Sellers Podcast to share one of the most candid stories ever featured on the show. After entering e-commerce in 2015, Paul and his wife launched a reusable baby swim diaper on the first-ever Prime Day. Their Amazon brand eventually approached $1 million in annual sales, leading them to turn down a potential exit in hopes of building an even more valuable business. Everything changed when COVID disrupted the swimming industry, and a damaging one-star review accused the company of shipping a used swim diaper through Amazon FBA. The review accumulated hundreds of helpful votes, while listing attacks, incorrect adult-product classifications, rising freight costs, and a delayed container caused the company to miss its peak season. A $500,000 EIDL loan intended to accelerate growth only intensified the financial pressure, eventually leaving Paul and his wife with bankruptcy as their best path forward.

Paul also opens up about the emotional consequences of losing the business and the danger of tying an entrepreneur’s identity to revenue, recognition, and public success. With support from his family, friends, and a mental health professional, he began confronting the problems he had avoided and redefining what success meant. That recovery eventually created space for an unexpected new chapter as a TikTok Shop creator.

After earning only $3 during his first three months, Paul learned how to combine powerful hooks, clear product keywords, compelling scripts, and consistent content. His commissions eventually reached approximately $28,000 in one month, with one day generating around $8,000. Now known as @realdadreviews on TikTok, Paul proves that losing one business does not mean losing your future. Sometimes the end of one dream becomes the beginning of a stronger, healthier, and more meaningful one.

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