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Revenue and profit

It seems the more product that have been ordered and the revenue reflects, the more the profit seems to decrease. Why is that?

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Revenue and profit

It seems the more product that have been ordered and the revenue reflects, the more the profit seems to decrease. Why is that?

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Have you bothered to check your pricing? I had my largest supplier raise prices a couple months ago. I am STILL sorting through my inventory and raising pricing.

I have about 500 items to go through yet and there are multiple varieties of each of those so probably close to 1500 different SKUs.

Some products went up 10% to 20%, some by 50%, and a few by 250%. Inflation cycles are so much fun.

On the bright side, inventory profits are WAY UP! I just get that when something sells at the 'new, improved' high price on Amazon and elsewhere.

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Revenue and profit

It seems the more product that have been ordered and the revenue reflects, the more the profit seems to decrease. Why is that?

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Revenue and profit

It seems the more product that have been ordered and the revenue reflects, the more the profit seems to decrease. Why is that?

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Revenue and profit

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It seems the more product that have been ordered and the revenue reflects, the more the profit seems to decrease. Why is that?

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp

Have you bothered to check your pricing? I had my largest supplier raise prices a couple months ago. I am STILL sorting through my inventory and raising pricing.

I have about 500 items to go through yet and there are multiple varieties of each of those so probably close to 1500 different SKUs.

Some products went up 10% to 20%, some by 50%, and a few by 250%. Inflation cycles are so much fun.

On the bright side, inventory profits are WAY UP! I just get that when something sells at the 'new, improved' high price on Amazon and elsewhere.

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp

Have you bothered to check your pricing? I had my largest supplier raise prices a couple months ago. I am STILL sorting through my inventory and raising pricing.

I have about 500 items to go through yet and there are multiple varieties of each of those so probably close to 1500 different SKUs.

Some products went up 10% to 20%, some by 50%, and a few by 250%. Inflation cycles are so much fun.

On the bright side, inventory profits are WAY UP! I just get that when something sells at the 'new, improved' high price on Amazon and elsewhere.

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp

Have you bothered to check your pricing? I had my largest supplier raise prices a couple months ago. I am STILL sorting through my inventory and raising pricing.

I have about 500 items to go through yet and there are multiple varieties of each of those so probably close to 1500 different SKUs.

Some products went up 10% to 20%, some by 50%, and a few by 250%. Inflation cycles are so much fun.

On the bright side, inventory profits are WAY UP! I just get that when something sells at the 'new, improved' high price on Amazon and elsewhere.

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