You are welcome. I can't offer much other help as I don't do this although it does sound intriguing.

Hi. I haven't done this myself but see if this video helps. https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/flipping-out-the-site-flipping-wabinar

Yesterday I did research comparing and contrasting BLUEHOST with GODADDY as my face2face passive-income buddy raves about Bluehost and all my domains are with GoDaddy. I ended up migrating two sites to Bluehost. The results are here:

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/esinger/blog/bluehost-vs-godaddy-comparison-results

Yes you can host unlimited domains at Hostgator - I use them for my hosting - You just add them onto your first package, known as sub-domains

All domains after the first one would be "add on" domains. Yes, I have several sites still on Hostgator. If this is the first time you are getting hosting you might be better to use the free hosting here. Otherwise you will have to watch a lot of videos to learn how to use their control panel. There are a lot of things in there that would distract a newbie as they would not know what to use and what is unnecessary.

nice site

Here is a link to Amazon Webstore: http://webstore.amazon.com/

If you scroll down, you will see a whole list of webstore. I saw one for Motorola which looks like they made it a subdomain of their main site.

By the way, the Amazon Affiliates are called Associates. They will tell you what plugins you need to put onto your site. But before you even get that far, you have to have traffic. It pays to do some research on it first, but do not get ahead of yourself here.

Have you gone to the Amazon site to see about opening a store? You can Google it by searching for Create your won Amazon Store. There are really THREE options here:

Open an Amazon Store that is hosted on Amazon, or
Add Amazon products and widgets that to your blog site as an Amazon Affiliate.
Open an Amazon Store. Build a blog. Link to the Store from the Blog.

I recently visited another WA member who did actually open a store and link to it from her blog. I have a blog that I have Amazon products on as an Amazon Affiliate.

What is important to remember is that you are not going to open a store like Amazon with zillions of different kinds of products. This is why people here are saying you need to build content first, then add the store. You need to have a reason people will even try to search for what you will offer and then choose YOU.

So, if you want to sell pet supplies, you would develop a site around pets. To become an Amazon Affiliate, you have to already have traffic coming to your site. This is NOT the same as having an Amazon store (which is hosted on Amazon).

You can't sell something if you don't have people coming to your site first. The way to do that is by giving them a reason to come. You write content that is of value for them to read. They will come back to see what updates you've done, so you keep adding content. Once you have traffic, then worry about adding something to buy.

What is it exacly you want to do? Sell your product? Affiliate marketing?

Wouldn't you do that at amazon? I agree with Digger12, you might just have to do your own research on this one.
sorry.

Like we suggested in the chat, follow the training. If you don't want to do that, maybe go to amazon and do a search on the site, or search Google for an answer.

Thankfully that's not the case for me, but I've been working online for many years. I joined WA primarily to have a simple hosting platform with Wordpress templates, to have community support, and to get up to date training on SEO etc.

Hi Santosh.

I do believe you'll find the majority of people active here just now, have wasted a lot of time and money before finding WA - myself included.

I wish you all the best here,

Mark