Reliable Education Review (Adam Hudson)

It’s easy to find reviews online that promise a top-rated education, but how do you know if those reviews are trustworthy? This article will help you make an educated decision before signing up.

Adam Hudson is the founder of Reliable Education Review, a website that reviews different education programs. He graduated from the University of California San Diego with a degree in Computer Science and a minor in Mathematics. His LinkedIn profile can be found at https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhudson/.

Imagine earning one dollar in your sleep, not just today, but tomorrow night, and every night for the rest of your life, says Adam Hudson. What if you could scale it up by selling tangible goods on Amazon.com, the world’s biggest retailer? “All you have to do is choose a product, mail it to Amazon, and they’ll take care of everything else,” he explains. Hmm. Is it really that simple? To read my review of Reliable Education, scroll down.

UP NEXT: Amazon FBA vs. Small Website Rental

You won’t need to construct a website if you partner with Amazon. You don’t have to keep anything in a warehouse. There will be no excursions to the post office to send anything. Employees aren’t required. You may work from any location. Make a little batch or a large batch. Attain genuine liberty. However, Adam acknowledges that there is a danger involved. You’ll need a large sum of money to get started. It takes a lot of effort. Focus. All of this is true.

At Reliable Education, Adam teaches the Amazon FBA model (Fulfilled By Amazon). You get your things from someplace like China, send them to one of Amazon’s numerous warehouses, and you’re practically done, except from promoting your listings on Amazon’s site. And your clients are happy. Amazon selects, packs, and delivers its items after customers make a purchase, ensuring that consumers get the correct product on time, every time.

Back to the money, since for most people, that’s the deciding factor. According to Adam, having at least $6,000 to start with is a fair rule of thumb. That money will be used to purchase your first batch of goods, as well as for label design, professional photography, legal costs, Amazon fees, paid advertisements, and other expenses. On average, one-third of a sale goes to Amazon, one-third to the producer, and one-third to you. Don’t forget that the Reliable Education course is also a financial investment.

The most crucial step in achieving success with Amazon FBA is selecting the appropriate items. You want something that is in high demand, that people are already looking for, and that they care about. Even better if you can identify a market group that is underserved. Consider mass market, but add some creativity, love, and distinctiveness. Instead of a typical male-female cake topper for weddings, why not make one specifically for the homosexual market?

Adam’s Reliable Education Academy and Community is one alternative for aid with sourcing, producing, selling, and marketing your items. It includes over-the-shoulder training films, mindmaps, checklists, and group assistance, among other things. The total cost is $2,997, which may be paid in four installments of $897, each 30 days apart. There are no promises, and no returns are available. Once you’ve joined, expect to spend another $1,000 on software and tools. Upsells include more costly summits, masterminds, and other services.

I was quite satisfied with Adam and his Reliable Education brand after looking through everything. His five-part video series has amazing production value. The only thing that turned me off was how fast everything came together. You’ll need at least $10,000 to get your Amazon FBA company up and running. Then, of course, there’s no assurance you’ll make even a single sale. On the one hand, after all, isn’t that what being an entrepreneur is all about? On the other hand, you can start a side hustle for a fraction of that. As is the case with ours. See the list below.

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