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Hackers de Negocios (01): Lo Bueno y Malo de Vender en Amazon

Vender en Amazon puede darte un empuje brutal a tu negocio, porque su infraestructura no tiene competencia. Sin embargo, puede salirte el tiro por la culata.

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25 Apr 2022 — 1 min read

En este episodio del podcast Hackers de Negocios, Allan Porras te explica su experiencia vendiendo productos en Amazon, para que tomes las consideraciones y sepas qué esperar. Vender en Amazon puede darte un empuje brutal a tu negocio, porque su infraestructura no tiene competencia. Sin embargo, puede salirte el tiro por la culata si no tienes cuidado; algo así como una relación tóxica.

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