Eugene Kamen

1 appearance on the record.

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Million Dollar Sellers requires $1M in trailing e-commerce revenue to join
“Every single member undergoes like a very rigorous review process. And they're all proven to have, you know, successfully built e-commerce businesses with over a million dollars and trailing all month revenue.”
Eugene Kamen Mar 19, 2021 ▶ 2:51 What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue)
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Million Dollar Sellers generated over $1M in community revenue in 2020
“So the community was over a million in revenue last year.”
Eugene Kamen Mar 19, 2021 ▶ 4:09 What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue)
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400 Million Dollar Sellers members generate $4B in aggregate annual revenue
“You know, in total we just did a census and we have four billion dollars in annual revenue amongst our 400 plus members.”
Eugene Kamen Mar 19, 2021 ▶ 12:44 What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue)
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Eugene Kamen's Amazon revenue grew over 100% after joining Million Dollar Sellers
“I think that year after I joined, I increased over a hundred percent our top line revenue on Amazon.”
Eugene Kamen Mar 19, 2021 ▶ 14:47 What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue)
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Eugene Kamen's Amazon brand Epari generated $3.8M in revenue in 2020
“Last year we did 3.8.”
Eugene Kamen Mar 19, 2021 ▶ 17:32 What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue)
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Eugene Kamen's Amazon brand Epari operates at 15% to 20% margins
“Well, our average operating is 15 to 20% on the product.”
Eugene Kamen Mar 19, 2021 ▶ 17:40 What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue)
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Million Dollar Sellers charges $6,000 per year for membership
“Right now it's 6000 dollars a year.”
Eugene Kamen Mar 19, 2021 ▶ 3:31 What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue)
Disclosure
Million Dollar Sellers employs eight full-time internal team members
“Right now we have eight people. So like recently the, you know, biggest thing is like hiring you know, full-time support for the community, full-time support for the partners we have.”
Eugene Kamen Mar 19, 2021 ▶ 6:26 What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue)

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EpisodeDateSpeaking time
What a 440 Person Amazon Community Looks Like (and its $1m+ in Revenue) Mar 19, 2021 10m
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