Alibaba Wholesale Secrets: eBay Product Sourcing Masterclass (Udemy.com)

Absolutely great course, if you want a in-depth look at how to source buy and sell products I highly recommend this course. Your time will be well spent learning some great methods to take with you on every buying decision you will make in the future of your business. It gives you great confidence to engage with suppliers get a great price and with one of the methods today this course teaches you I saved $100 on my order just because I asked for a better price using the skills learnt in this course.

It was a useful course, giving a comprehensive overview of the topic. It explained the basics, presented useful ideas and concepts, the trainer gave a lot of practical tips and even shared some resources for re-use (product lists). I did learn new things and got some inspiration, which is great! On what could be improved, I had an impression that parts of the course get added without reviewing the previous sessions - this results in many things getting repeated (2 or 3 parts were almost the same, if not identical), too much time spent on watching the trainer browse products on shopping websites (obviously, this is related to the topic, but much time was spent on browsing that doesn't add new value really, I personally was doing something else during this time and not listening). Overall, I am happy I did this course and if it was better organised (and likely shorter thanks to that), it'd be a very good one! Thanks, Sergey!

Pour le moment, cours très basique, limite évident A voir dans les prochaines sections si des informations importantes seront enseignées.

My experience on Ali Baba goes back to 2005, and my eBay experience to 2003. But there was so much I didn't know. Sergey's class gave me so much detail on arbitrage and the hidden pitfalls and advantages to buying on Alibaba, so many things I had no idea of, and practical actionable steps to using these tips.

I really enjoyed this course it is full of useful information and real life example. although I've been using Aliexpress for more than 3 years now but i never thought i can use it to start a business and Sergey showed me how. the only issue is that the course could be way shorter with the same quality information if it reorganized again, many repetitive information that could be added in one video. but overall it is a grat course and i recommend it

This course is the best course I have ever bought on udemey its gonna show you how to make money step by step. This course is worth more then it is priced. Sergey really cares about helping his students. He has answered all my questions when I have asked him . The way he explained it was easy so that i can understand very . I have been able to start my ebay and I already started selling with in 24 hours. after i used sergey method and it worked . i have taken some other courses before and paid more and did not get anything out of it I don't really ever write reviews . I'm just so excited that I think that others should know that this is the course that will help them especially if you have no prior knowlege even if you do there is something you can learn im sure .i cant wait for Christmas I'm ready to make money. Thanks you for all your help sergey you don't know How much you have helped me .

This course helped me start a business using Alibaba. The instructor walks you and give you lots of valuable information. You learn everything you need to know to start up and get your business going. It is very comprehensive, covering a wide range of relevant material. I learned a ton from this class and found it easy to follow and engaging!

I have watched courses by Sergey before, my favourite being his course on photography - a hobby I love and enjoy. I knew nothing at all about this course before watching it and found it interesting, informative and most importantly practical in how anyone can purchase products and make varying levels on profit for each one whether you own / rent shop space or buy and sell purely in an online capacity. It also highlights the advantages of buying items in bulk and not being rose-tinted, also makes the viewer well aware of the problems that can also arise while making said purchases as well as selling. Being in a different country, I found it interesting the huge difference in prices for products in the country this course is made in but the rules and principles taught and explained here are applied all over the world. His lengthy but informative style of teaching doesn't overload you with information, nor does it leave you questioning the things you don't understand - it's all explained perfectly and slowly every step of the way. It's a time consuming course, but the basics aside, there are levels of it which are and need to be complex but are still explained in detail. I really enjoyed this course and should I ever go down the route of buying and selling things for a profit, I now have a much greater understanding of profit margins and the pros and cons of this business model. Highly recommended and looking forward to seeing which of his other courses appeal to me.

It was a great course and I would like to thank Sergey for putting such amount of work and dedication to producing it, it would take me light years to find all of this stuff myself online. Although the Alibaba and Aliexpress part are excellent I would like you to talk more about how to compete with prices on E-Bay - first thing that comes to mind is the shipping cost. For example I am from Europe (Croatia), and I won't have any problem selling Alibaba stuff in my own Country, but when it comes to E-Bay, how can we (the rest of the world) be competitive when Chinese merchants have option to ship free to the rest of the world giving them a lot of space for price manipulation. Thank you again, Sergey and keep up withgreat courses.

The quality of the advice isn't much better. I don't mind that the instructor has an interesting accent. That's actually kind of cool. What I do mind is the data negative approach he's using. When you buy and sell _anything_, you need to approach it from a data first standpoint. If you don't, there is no method. It's all guesswork. When you guess, rather than know, you lose your shirt on stuff like this. He keeps talking about making "good money" selling random stuff, that he hasn't even researched half the time on ebay. One thing he says a few times is, "You're just going to develop a sense for this." No. You won't. Ever. You might get lucky, you might not, but you're never going to develop a sixth sense for what is going to sell on Ebay unless you do your research before you even open the catalog. He also advocates selling in categories like clothing, where you're only going to get 20 cents on the retail dollar, and there's only a passing mention of how dangerous it is to buy electronics in any of the Alibaba websites. He's not using any kind of advanced tools to determine what his market volume or sales velocity are. Never once did I see him sit there and calculate how many of a given item are being sold per day, or by the hour, even though this information is there. Instead, he widdles down search results, until he has the exact product he's looking to sell. This tells you very little. At one point, he tells you to sell your own stuff, things you already own, because you never can be sure if something is going to sell. This is absurd. With the right metrics, you know exactly when something is going to sell, for how much, and even when. His method is line of sight. And that's great if you're an expert in every category. But I'll tell you from first hand experience in ecommerce that there's no shortcut to knowing. You can't just look at a wholesale price, say to yourself, "this is too high, or too low," and simply expect to be right. Statistically, you're going to be wrong in one direction or the other between 50% and 70% of the time. Even with ebay search results, doing it this exact way, every time, is simply not enough to ensure success. If this man has made any money doing this, it's by stupid luck, because this strategy is beyond bad. It's dangerous. I've never left a bad review on Udemy before, but this has to be said. This is far and away the worst course I have ever taken on the subject. Even relative to some of the other low quality courses on Udemy, on this topic. I'm sorry.