Private Label Masters Review – An Expensive FBA Training Course!

Private Label Masters is a training course/blueprint-type of program to help you get started with Amazon FBA (Fulfillment By Amazon). 

The course is supposedly able to help you: 

• Attain the necessary skills to find and sell “evergreen” products

• Learn how to use tools to help you find these products

• Learn and understand how PPC or Pay-Per-Click campaigns work and utilizing advanced PPC tactics to help you generate more sales

• Keep your ad spending in check

Who Is Tim Sanders?

Not a lot of information can be found on Tim Sanders, the founder and creator of Private Label Masters. He has his YouTube channel with over 30k subscribers. It’s safe to say that he’s putting out quality content out there. 

Tim claims that he’s found success in FBA, citing the following: 

• Sold $800,000 in his first 8 months

• Sold over $4,200,000 12 months after.

• Sold over $8,000,000 12 month after that.

• Sold over 250,000 items in 2018

• Sold nearly $200,000 in a 24 hour period

• Sold $1,400,000 in a 30 day period

Now there’s no way to verify if the numbers are true, or even exaggerated. But it doesn’t mean that he’s a liar, nor do we think he has a reason to lie about these earnings. 

The Truth About Amazon FBA

Before we get to the course, let’s talk about the truth about Amazon FBA. 

Amazon FBA is not a business model that’s geared for beginners if they don’t know how to make money online. Or if they don’t understand the gist of the industry. 

To put it simply, Amazon FBA has you purchasing products for inventory and storing them in an Amazon Fulfillment center near you, or one of their warehouses. 

Once a product is sold, Amazon will be the one to pack and ship to your customer. You don’t need to do a lot of the logistical heavy lifting other than to just make sure that your products are in stock. 

This means that you don’t need to acquire physical space to hold your inventory. You can host the business from the comforts of your home. 

The downside is that you need capital to spend money on inventory. You’re looking at about a few thousand dollars for the initial stock, and even then you’re going to have to find the right products for you. 

Private Label Masters Course Overview

There are 8 modules in the Private Label Masters course. Let’s go over each one of them: 

Module 1: Introduction

This is the typical introduction module and will go over certain topics such as taxes, mindset training, liability, Amazon feess, and more. 

Module 2: Product Research

The second module is about product research. The module takes up three hours of your time, making this the longest one in the course. Here you learn about what products to avoid, how to utilize trademarks and patents, how to use product research tools, and more. 

Module 3: Product Sourcing

The third module covers product sourcing and you’ll learn about the right site to get your products from. You’ll learn everything there’s to know about Alibaba, how to build relationships with these suppliers, and how to negotiate pricing. 

Module 4: Shipping

This is a short module and takes about an hour or less. It discusses everything about shipping, including topics such as knowing when to use air and sea shipping, working with suppliers that Tim has personally worked with, and more. 

Model 5: Branding And Listing Optimization 

This is another lengthy module, spanning 2 and a half hours long. You’ll learn everything about understanding the product, how to market the product, copywriting techniques, and how to write great descriptions. 

Module 6: Product Launch Time

The shortest module in the course will teach you how to launch a product spanning 12 weeks. 

You’ll also learn about using Facebook Ads for your products.

Module 7: Sponsored Products

This section ties in with the Facebook Ads lessons discussed in the previous module, but this time, you learn about Amazon’s paid ads. This module also covers keyword research and how to show up on the top of Amazon search results. 

Module 8: Maintaining And Scaling

This module will talk about how to keep your sales growing, and how to scale the business. You’ll learn about the importance of positive reviews and how to get them, how to handle inventory so that you don’t run out of stock, how to hire VA’s, and more. 

This Course Is Expensive

It goes without saying that we anticipated this course to be expensive. You’re paying at least $5,000 to enroll in the course. It’s within the industry average for what you’re paying for training courses like Private Label Masters.

Because it comes with a hefty price tag, Private Label Masters is meant for people who are dead serious about starting an Amazon FBA business. 

#1 Course Is Expensive

$5,000 is a lot of money for a training program, and it’s not even guaranteed that you’re going to make it big here. It’s the nature of the FBA business model. 

#2 FBA Is Tough!

FBA is a tough cookie to crack. You have to do a lot of legwork, from finding products to finding suppliers to navigating logistics. You have to keep tabs on the business at all times, or until you are able to automate everything. 

#1 Quality Education

Judging from their TrustPilot reviews, Private Label Masters appears to have one of the best content out there. It’s really one of the best courses if you just want to base it on the TrustPilot review. 

Private Label Masters is a decent training course, and that’s from reading all of the reviews on their TrustPilot profile. People are praising it left and right, so we have no reason to doubt the quality of training content provided. 

But it’s a really expensive course, and an even more expensive business to run. If you really want to make this into your full-time business, by all means, go check the course out.