Highest Amazon Revenue for 1 Item

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   Whitney05posted 13 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.

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   CMHypnoposted 13 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 13 years ago

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

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      Whitney05posted 13 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%.

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   Lily Roseposted 13 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!

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      livewithrichardposted 13 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 My highest sold item was a $3500 generator and I think I was at a 6% commission rate.

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         Lily Roseposted 13 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%...

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   IzzyMposted 13 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!

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   wildernessposted 13 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!

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   LSKingposted 13 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!

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   sunforgedposted 13 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
   
   I think Ryan pointed this out once - It happens to me by accident.

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      Lily Roseposted 13 years agoin reply to this

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

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         sunforgedposted 13 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 13 years agoin reply to this

         It is possible to look for electronics in other categories, and THEN write a hub about them
         
         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
         
         I have even found an Amazon.com in the wrong category before, obviously an input error...

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            girly_girl09posted 13 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!

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   Len Cannonposted 13 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.

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    thisisoliposted 13 years ago

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

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    kephriraposted 13 years ago

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

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    Susana Sposted 13 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 13 years agoin reply to this

       Ace!

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    girly_girl09posted 13 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 13 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 13 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!

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