
Set a 15% break-even and 60% profit target to auto-price products across suppliers, using Amazon referral fees and category rules, then complete one-time warehouse, shipping, and returns setup.
Source products by exploring Autodesk marketplace private suppliers, then use AliExpress and Auto DS sourcing to find cheaper options, link to unfulfilled orders, and optimize shipping.
Set up shipping settings by creating ships from locations and warehouse addresses, including USA and China warehouses, using the cheat sheet to import products and select shipping locations later.
Create and tailor shipping templates for US and China warehouses, defining where you ship from and to. Choose carriers, set regions, transit times, and pricing to control product-level fulfillment.
Set up a return policy in Amazon seller settings, configure return options and addresses, enable seller-paid labels and free returns for United States customers, and prepare for automated fulfillment.
Explore manual product importing to your Amazon store using ASINs, set quantity and price, and learn how automation speeds imports, orders, tracking, and inventory control.
Discover how to import and manage dropship products using the AutoDS chrome extension, monitor price and stock, and scale with bulk tools while prioritizing extensive product research.
Your Amazon account is set up and you know what products you want to sell. Now it's time to connect everything to automation and start listing. In Part 2 of this complete beginner's guide, you'll connect your Amazon store to AutoDS, configure your pricing and profit settings, choose the right suppliers, and import your first products — all step by step in real time.
This is where the business actually comes to life. By the end of this section, you'll have real products listed on Amazon, priced to win the Buy Box, and synced with automation.
What you'll learn:
How to connect your Amazon seller account to AutoDS for full automation
How to set your break-even fees and profit margins so every product is priced correctly from the start
How to configure warehouse locations, shipping settings, and return policies
The difference between retail, wholesale, and private suppliers — and which one to trust your business with
How to use the AutoDS Marketplace to find and source trending products from verified suppliers
How to import products to your Amazon store manually and through AutoDS using ASIN + supplier URL
How to use the sourcing request feature to find faster, cheaper suppliers after your first sale
How to use the AutoDS Chrome Extension to import products in one click directly from Amazon or supplier pages
Who this course is for:
Students who completed Part 1 and are ready to connect their tools and go live
Anyone who's struggled to get products properly listed and priced on Amazon
Sellers who want to understand automation before they start scaling
By the end of Part 2, you'll have a connected, automated Amazon store with your first products listed and ready to sell.
Continue with Part 3 to learn how to fulfill orders, automate everything, and scale your business.