Amazon Online Arbitrage Virtual Assistant

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About Us:
Lunex Enterprises is a leading player in the e-commerce industry, specializing in Amazon online arbitrage. We are committed to finding the best deals and products to resell on Amazon, maximizing profitability while ensuring customer satisfaction. Our team is growing, and we are looking for a dedicated and skilled Virtual Assistant to join our dynamic team.

Job Description:
As an Amazon Online Arbitrage VA, you will be responsible for assisting with the daily operations related to our Amazon online arbitrage business. This includes product research, supplier communication, order management, and data entry. You will play a key role in identifying profitable products to buy and resell on Amazon.

Responsibilities:
Conduct thorough product research using tools like Keepa, SAS, and Tactical Arbitrage, etc. to identify profitable arbitrage opportunities.
Monitor various online retail websites for deals and discounts.
Maintain and update product listings on Amazon, ensuring accuracy and competitiveness.
Communicate with suppliers and negotiate prices.
Track orders and manage inventory.
Perform data entry tasks and maintain records of all transactions.
Analyze market trends and provide insights to improve sales strategies.

Requirements:
Proven experience in Amazon online arbitrage (at least 1 year).
Must be able to source at least $2,500 in purchasable inventory per week.
Familiarity with Amazon Seller Central and online arbitrage tools and software.
Strong analytical skills and proficiency in Excel or Google Sheets.
Excellent communication skills.
Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks efficiently.
Detail-oriented with a keen eye for profitable products.
The headline of your application should include the name of the capital of Texas.
C2 English proficiency.

Compensation:
Starting salary of $500/month, with increases based on qualifications and experience
Unlimited bonus potential based on performance