Woohoo, Episode #6! Something crazy every week. That’s my mantra! Something that has the potential to propel your business forward. In this episode, we finally continue our discussion from Episode 2, continuing to lay out the overall FBA / Private Label business plan, and reviewing our 8 steps (and ending with #9). The first four steps, we quickly covered in Episode 2 and Episode 5, and now we continue covering with the final steps of the amazon overview. We continue where we left off, right after getting our product on amazon and then getting our initial product reviews, press releases, and videos, and outside traffic. What comes next? Join our Brand New Facebook Group here, www.MarketingCrazy.com/fb We’d love to hear from you! Please, comment away, ask your questions, and of course, let us know what you’ve done crazy today at, www.MarketingCrazy.com/crazy/ Did you miss Episode #1? Or Episode #2? or Episode #3? And of course, Episode #4 and #5, – You might want to listen to those first. Transcript – Episode 6 Speaker 1:     Hello, everybody and welcome to that crazy online sellers gone wild. Loving it. Thank you so much for tuning in to episode number six of our crazy podcast. We’re just getting started. What have you done crazy this week? We’d love to hear: www.marketingcrazy.com/crazy. As I told you, I try everything and I bought pretty much everything there is to buy with regards to this FBA private label thing. The benefit is, for you, that you get this inside look at these things and what results I’m getting in my business. I am living it day-to-day, this is full-time. This week’s episode, we have to finish up our overall private label plans. Over the last few episodes, we’ve dibbled and dabbled, and we’ve gotten up to about step six of the overall FBA plan. Now, we’re going to finish it all up. Now, there are actually ten steps but we’re going to stop at number nine because the tenth is a little more crazy, so we will get all the way through six, seven, and eight today, that’s my hope. Without further ado, I’m watching the clock this time. I’m going to keep it short and to the point. We left off with our product on Amazon, our initial reviews, and we were starting on promotion, which in this business means coupons, giveaways, trying to get reviews, trying to rank your product via certain keywords that you believe buyers are going to use to buy your products, keywords with merchant intent or buyer intent. You’re doing this via sending traffic, coupon or promotional traffic, through URLs that may have the keywords embedded or you’re doing what will eventually be the way that everyone does it, which is telling people to type in a certain word or giving them a step-by-step detailed plan of how they have to find your product on Amazon.