Highest Amazon Revenue for 1 Item

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  1. Whitney05 profile image83
    Whitney05posted 14 years ago

    I was checking my Amazon account and saw I've sold a few pretty big items.

    1. $481.99 earned  $19.28
    2. $277.7  earned  $11.11
    3. $68.99  earned  $11.04 (4 of the same item)
    4. $17.35  earned  $14.52 (12 of the same item)


    I've sold over $5000 worth of product this month so far, of course my earnings equals much less.

  2. CMHypno profile image96
    CMHypnoposted 14 years ago

    The highest Amazon revenue that I got for one item was around $155 - sadly that doesn't happen very often!

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    Nelle Hoxieposted 14 years ago

    I've got a couple of items that sell pretty regularly in the $1,000 range.

    1. Whitney05 profile image83
      Whitney05posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Wow... I wish... I was thinking my $400 product was good. Ha



      Sunforged, I think it all depends on how the product is classified. Sometimes you can find electronics in other categories other than electronics, which is where you can earn more than the 4%.

  4. Lily Rose profile image88
    Lily Roseposted 14 years ago

    Nice!  I sold a camera the other day for around $400 - my highest (one item) sale so far.  I was quite disappointed, however, when I realized that you only get 4% for electronics!

    1. livewithrichard profile image73
      livewithrichardposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Select "Performance" as your payment structure and you will receive between 4% and 8.5% commissions depending on how many referrals(sales) you get from Amazon.

      I sell, on average, 6 cameras a month. Some at the beginning only get the 4% commission but then the rate goes up.  The cool thing is, I don't have to sell 6 cameras to get out of the 4% range I can sell 6 gumballs and I move up.

      Since we're sharing smile My highest sold item was a $3500 generator and I think I was at a 6% commission rate.

      1. Lily Rose profile image88
        Lily Roseposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        I am under the performance pay structure.

        Sorry, but you are incorrect - cameras fall under electronics and all electronic products have a fixed advertising fee rate of 4%...

  5. IzzyM profile image74
    IzzyMposted 14 years ago

    My biggest selling item to date was that greenhouse back in January. As it was the only thing I sold I only got 4% commission, but sales are steadily creeping up and I have just passed the $100 payout threshold. Not great seeing that includes the $55 for that greenhouse! But hey its going in the right direction at last! smile

  6. wilderness profile image76
    wildernessposted 14 years ago

    I'm just not in your class yet, hubbers.  I made my first Amazon sale last month, netting 20 cents.  This month, though, I've already sold about $250 worth, for $10 net, so it's going up.

    Y'all better keep moving; the wilderness is slowly encroaching on civilization! lol lol

  7. LSKing profile image62
    LSKingposted 14 years ago

    I just joined hubpages and I'm not sure how to check my earnings from amazon. Do I look on my amazon account page?

    I do have a flow of amazon sells from other sources and yes, it's great to get those big ticket items. Congrats on your success!

  8. sunforged profile image81
    sunforgedposted 14 years ago

    Electronics are supposed to be 4% but if you find electronics items from 3rd parties they can be often categorized elsewhere and will not be subject to the 4% cap.


    Ive sold numerous $300PS3's that appeared in the games category for 7%

    If its an electronic and they called it a plant its still teh same product and it no longer gets capped smile

    I think Ryan pointed this out once - It happens to me by accident.

    1. Lily Rose profile image88
      Lily Roseposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      That makes sense, but there's a lot of luck involved, no?

      1. sunforged profile image81
        sunforgedposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        you could intentionally look for alternative categorized products

        I do not - if you have a successful electronics hub, the potential +4% commission may be worth your time

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        ryankettposted 14 years agoin reply to this

        It is possible to look for electronics in other categories, and THEN write a hub about them wink

        Yes Sunforged it was me that pointed that out. I discovered this early on in my time on Hubpages and now make sure that I have a look for each product in other categories.

        Generally non-specialist items such as headphones, cables, the occassional MP3 player etc, are listed in multiple categories. Only one of them categories can be electronics of course wink

        I have even found an Amazon.com in the wrong category before, obviously an input error...

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          girly_girl09posted 14 years agoin reply to this

          Very true. I did once sell something that was in a different category than electronics and sold 3 at once at $250ish a pop, getting my regular commission which was 6.5% that month. That was pretty cool. That reminds me that I need to write a hub on that product! big_smile

  9. Len Cannon profile image90
    Len Cannonposted 14 years ago

    I have some regular 350-400 dollar ones.  I sold some camera equipment today (total luck, I certainly don't market camera ANYTHING) and that was a nice haul.

  10. thisisoli profile image80
    thisisoliposted 14 years ago

    I have sold a product that earned me over $100 before, my most last month earned me $60.

  11. kephrira profile image62
    kephriraposted 14 years ago

    I've had a few that got me forty something dollars.

  12. Susana S profile image98
    Susana Sposted 14 years ago

    I've been getting on average one one hundred dollar day a month lately, selling products in the 2,500 - 3,000 range. I think my best was something like $129 commission.

    This month is going to be the best yet, especially if I make to the 7% threshold!

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      ryankettposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      Ace!

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    girly_girl09posted 14 years ago

    My biggest commission was around $45. That's rare for me as I don't target products over $50ish. I usually sell one or two $25 commissions a month, between kindles or mini-laptops. Other than that, my commissions are small but I have good volume.

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    ryankettposted 14 years ago

    My biggest Amazon commission has been $19.50 for an Xbox, although the purchaser also invested in a few games and a second controller, as well as some neat gadget on pre-order for $100 which as things stand... is still on pre-order. Total commissions from that little spree were around $36. I got $9.83 for a used slot machine when I was still only reaching the 6% tier.

    As things stand, the Xbox 360 has been my only 'big ticket' item, and I wouldn't really call that 'big ticket' more 'medium ticket'. That said, I don't really attempt to shift big ticket. If I can sell enough small tag stuff to reach 8% in the future then I may well attempt to sell some bigger items to capitalise on the good commissions. For now I am concentrating on reaching those upper tiers, and big ticket items aren't going to help too much towards that.

    I have items which make me $0.00 commissions, and I love them, they all count towards pushing me up a tier.

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      girly_girl09posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I've been telling people that all along, aim small because it increases your commission; an extra 1/2% here and there can really add up. I sold 20+ MP3's yesterday, which only made me .10 each and I was so happy! big_smile

 
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