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Klaidas Siuipys, who is the founder of Shayz Consulting, and has been in the business world since 2015, talks about how his company helps clients achieve their full potential and increase their profits.
Klaidas is the founder of Shayz Consulting that supports sellers on Amazon by training them and providing strategic advice. Moreover, the company even does the heavy-duty work that’s required to create and optimize product pages and ads, manage accounts, solve issues with seller support, arrange text, design and photo work, and more.
“Everyone likes seeing their revenue grow. But what they do with that revenue — how that money helps them — that’s where I believe Shayz Consulting makes an impact. In the personal lives of the people we partner with,” explains Klaidas.
Shayz consulting also provides online coaching so that sellers can identify the best methods to make more money through their Amazon business. Amazon account audits are helpful for people who’ve been doing things on their own all this time. This is where Shayz Consulting comes in and helps uncover where money needs to be saved and how more money can be made.
“I’m an Amazon account manager by trade. I come in as the Director of Strategy to help turn a seller’s activities around to bring in more profit,” says Klaidas.
Klaidas has several Lithuanian training courses, that he plans on utilizing to answer the needs of clients in the USA, UK, and Sweden. Moreover, he is also working hard on creating an English Amazon PPC course and writing a book alongside, on how to make money on Amazon.
“The most rewarding thing is, to earn money for my clients, and therefore myself. No matter – big brands, or small businesses,” shares Klaidas Siuipys.
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