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Quick Profits Preset – Fast-Turnover Filtering for Rapid Sales
Quick Profits Preset – Fast-Turnover Filtering for Rapid Sales

Prioritize fast turnover and moderate per-unit margins. Popular with online arbitrage (OA) strategies, where the focus is on “quick flips.”

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AMAZON

What's the rationale?

Profit ($) ≥ $1

  • Ensures at least some positive profit on each sale.

  • Ideal for a volume-based approach: small gains, fast flips.

Net Margin (%) ≥ 10%

  • Sets a basic profitability floor to avoid razor-thin margins.

  • Commonly cited as a comfortable minimum for quick-turnover items.

ROI (%) ≥ 10%

  • Sorting by ROI highlights the highest-return deals first.

  • 10% ROI is a practical floor for sellers prioritizing speed over large profit margins.

Amazon Seller Instock Rate (30d) ≤ 30%

  • Keeps Amazon’s in-stock presence lower, reducing direct competition.

  • If Amazon dominates the listing beyond ~30%, it’s often harder to win the Buy Box.

Amazon Is Seller

  • Quickly see if Amazon is on the listing at all, even if not always in stock.

  • Helps gauge potential competition or buy box share issues.

Average Rating ≥ 4.0

  • Avoids low-rated items that may trigger more returns or negative feedback.

  • Keeps overall product quality acceptable.

Sales Rank ≤ 150,000

  • Focuses on items that sell with reasonable frequency.

  • Well-suited for quick flips where a high sales velocity is key.

Competitive Sellers ≤ 5

  • Limits competition to a manageable level for better Buy Box chances.

  • More than five sellers often means thinner slices of monthly sales.

WALMART

What's the rationale?

Profit ($) ≥ $1

  • Ensures each sale is profitable, even if margins are small. Walmart sellers often rely on volume to compensate for lower per-unit profit.

Net Margin (%) ≥ 10%

  • Prevents sellers from taking razor-thin margins that could be wiped out by unexpected fees or price fluctuations.

ROI (%) ≥ 10%

  • Sorting by ROI (descending) ensures the highest-return products appear first, with a 10% floor to filter out weak deals.

Walmart Buy Box Winner % (30d) ≤ 30%

  • Ensures Walmart is not dominating the Buy Box, giving third-party sellers a strong chance to win sales.

  • If Walmart controls the Buy Box more than 30% of the time, third-party sellers typically struggle to compete.

Walmart Is Seller

  • Helps identify if Walmart itself is on the listing, which can affect pricing and Buy Box control.

Total Offers ≤ 5

  • Limits competition by filtering out listings with excessive sellers, reducing price wars and Buy Box dilution.

Average Rating ≥ 4.0

  • High-rated products reduce returns, negative feedback, and order cancellations, improving long-term viability.

Est. Units Sold 30d ≥ 20

  • Ensures you’re only targeting products with at least 20 sales per month, keeping sales velocity high.

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