Case 01 / Amazon
Three Amazon stores at different stages
Compares sales and recent monthly profit for mature, scaling, and newer managed Amazon stores.
Open the report (PDF)WHAT THIS REPORT SHOWS
Store performance at a glance.
Compare stores at different operating stages and distinguish total sales from recent monthly profit.
- Marketplace
- Amazon
- Reporting period
- Multiple store periods
- Source
- Wealth Automators case-study deck
About this case study
- Platform: Amazon (FBA / Seller Central)
- Program Model: Fully managed e-commerce
- Portfolio: 3 stores : New, Scaling & Mature
- Sourcing: Vetted wholesale inventory
- What This Shows: Sales and profit at different store stages
- Reporting: Recent monthly P&L per store
Understanding the figures
Read sales, product costs, fees and reported profit for the period shown. Different stores may cover different dates or include different expenses. The report includes the calculation notes and disclosures for this example.
This is a selected historical example. Results vary and do not predict what another store will earn.
Company-provided figures from the Wealth Automators case-study deck. No independent financial verification is implied.
THE REPORT IN TEXT
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The tables below reproduce the figures in the company-provided report. Read them alongside its summary and calculation notes. Amounts, rounding and reporting periods are retained as supplied.
Portfolio at a glance
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| Store | Time Managed | Sales To Date | Avg. Monthly Net | Recent ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Store A: Mature | +2 Years | $2,181,037 | $26,390 | 56% |
| Store B: Scaling | ~1.5 Years | $402,807 | $24,803 | 72% |
| Store C: New | Under 1 Year | $110,774 | $8,431 | 66% |
Store A: mature store, 2+ years
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| Month | Revenue | Cost of Goods | Net Profit | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February | 80,668 | 45,098 | 23,355 | 52% |
| March | 89,631 | 49,516 | 27,136 | 55% |
| April | 87,293 | 45,643 | 28,678 | 63% |
| Sample Total | 257,592 | 140,257 | 79,169 | 56% |
Store B: scaling store, about 1.5 years
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| Month | Revenue | Cost of Goods | Net Profit | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| December | 72,791 | 39,162 | 21,206 | 54% |
| January | 102,055 | 41,665 | 42,566 | 102% |
| February | 42,263 | 22,770 | 10,636 | 47% |
| Sample Total | 217,109 | 103,597 | 74,408 | 72% |
Store C: new store, under 1 year
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| Month | Revenue | Cost of Goods | Net Profit | ROI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 12,650 | 6,486 | 3,827 | 59% |
| February | 38,184 | 19,020 | 13,035 | 69% |
| Sample Total | 50,834 | 25,506 | 16,862 | 66% |
Source calculation notes and disclosure
Actual managed-store results. Figures reflect real reported performance of client Amazon stores under Wealth Automators management; ROI (return on investment) is net profit divided by cost of goods. Net profit is reported after cost of goods. Store B's sample includes an exceptional outlier month (102% ROI) that is not typical. Store C's January cost of goods is derived from its reported 59% ROI (source audio was unclear). Individual results vary month to month with inventory volume, supplier availability, seasonality and market conditions. Past performance does not guarantee future results and nothing herein is financial or investment advice. E-commerce involves risk, including loss of capital.
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