You already work. So where would the hours come from?
It is the first question almost every Australian asks when they start looking into selling on Amazon, and it is usually asked the wrong way. In this episode we pull apart the difference between clock time and your time, and why they are nothing like the same size.
What we cover:
\- Why 978,000 Australians now hold more than one job, a record 6.5% rate, the highest since the series began in 1994 (ABS, March quarter 2026)
\- The waiting periods nobody warns you about, and why they are actually good news if you work: seller verification at one to three business days, sea freight from China to Australia at 20 to 45 days door to door, and Amazon check-in at a targeted three to seven business days that can stretch to fifteen in November
\- Where your hours genuinely go, and why they are front-loaded into the one phase people rush
\- The honest downsides: what does not wait for your day off, decision fatigue after a long shift, and why momentum is fragile
\- What the Professional plan ($49.95/month ex GST) and the Individual plan (99c ex GST per unit sold) actually mean while you are still deciding
\- The three honest questions to ask yourself, and the very first step, which costs nothing
No hype. No promises. Just what fitting this around a roster actually looks like.
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General information only. This episode does not take account of your personal circumstances and is not financial, legal, tax or business advice. No claim, promise or prediction about income, earnings or results is made or should be inferred. Fees, freight times and processing times change; check current figures yourself and get advice from a qualified professional before committing money.
