The Import Bible: The complete beginners guide to successful importing from China

Better than the other crap out there Steven Schnarr At first I had doubts, as the introduction to this book sounds more like a sales pitch rather than an entrepreneurial guide. I believe this book was released as a sort of promo for their website/class. But with that said, there is no better guide for China to US import.I'm a beginner importer with great ideas and little experience. I had a great product, but I didn't know how to get it to North America. So I downloaded the top Chinese import books and did my research. Most of the books I downloaded were worthless. In particular, one book called, "Importing From China Easily and Successfull. Paw Life said Just what I was looking for. I enjoyed this guide by Manuel as I am very new to the importing world and looking to learn from the ground up I thought the book had lots of helpful information on a wide list of topics that will help me on my journey in this business. The book says it's a complete beginners guide and this is exactly what I needed to get started. I am happy that it didn't have a bunch of over the top content that wouldn't prove to be useful at this stage in the game for me.Overall this was exactly what I was looking for and found the information really helpful and valuable.Great stuff!. Very informational. H. C. Hill I have read quite a few books on the subject of buying from China and selling through FBA, and I must say, that this book is one of the best I've read so far. It is literally full of very useful information.

Manuel was born in Austria in a little town called Melk. It has been downloaded over 12,000 times and constantly sits at the top of the Bestselling ranks on . These retailers included: Metro, Rewe, OBI, Carrefour, Tesco, Wal-Mart, , Auchan, Lowes, Sears, Home Depot, and many others.As you can imagine, the big retailers expect their products to do more than just conform to standards and regulations when they purchase them in Asia. His professional career started in 1998 when he worked for Austria’s biggest DIY retailer Baumax.He moved to Hong Kong in 2005 when he was offered a position as an intern at their sourcing office in Hong Kong, with a staff over 200 people.For the next 11 years he worked with some of the biggest retailers in the world, developing, sourcing, and finding new products for them in China. . Besides Mandarin-Gear a consumer products brand based in Hong Kong that is selling to worldwide customers, Manuel founded and runs ImportDojo, a website dedicated to helping people mastering the import/export industry. Manuel has also written 3 further books on the subject that are available on . Outside of work you will find Manuel spending lots of time exercising and hiking the mountains of Hong Kong. They need to be of the highest standard and quality. These products need to be top-notch.In those 11 years he got to know all about the standards and product requirements, and additionally gained a lot of experience and insight working with factories in Ch