Using Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) has its perks and if you’re thinking of becoming an FBA seller, one of the things you need to know is creating a shipping plan. While Amazon will handle the shipment of your products to your customers, you are still responsible for sending your products to Amazon Fulfillment Centers (FC). Amazon has requirements and policies on how sellers ship their products to their warehouses,
We’re now half way through 2022 and looking back over the past 6 months, it’s thrilling to see the improvements we have made at Repricer. Our team is consistantly working in the background to make Repricer a better, more refined and user-friendly repricing tool for your ecommerce business. So, without further ado, let’s jump into the updates! Product Search Box We have added the highly sought after product search bar
Building the right relationships with your vendors as an eCommerce business is essential to long-term sustainability and growth. The two pillars of these relationships are human interaction and easily digestible and accurate data. It’s important to have the right tools in place to ensure communication regarding vendor expectations is cohesive, that KPIs are easily measurable, and that data drives these working relationships – but always built and developed on trust.
Aside from making sure that your listing’s title, bullet points, product description, and price have been fully optimized, you also need a well-structured image gallery to help drive in more sales. Simply uploading your product images without any kind of strategy will turn off potential buyers and lead to lost sales – and by that, I mean a lot. In this article, I will show you how to create compelling
Prime Day is coming. Is your business ready? By now, nearly everyone is familiar with (or has at least heard of) Prime Day, Amazon’s two-day sales event that takes place annually to offer excellent deals across the online retailer’s major shopping categories. Key Dates & Context – Event Timing Amazon has announced that Prime Day 2025 will take place in July, offering significant discounts across various categories. Here’s why Prime
Whether you’re new or more seasoned in selling on Amazon, there are many things to consider in running and growing your business for profitability. The obvious things that come to mind include setting up your store, building out adequate inventory, using high-quality images and optimising your product descriptions for SEO. But one element of running a successful Amazon store that isn’t as obvious – but crucial – is pricing! Pricing
If you’re an Amazon seller, you may want to consider participating in Amazon’s FBA programme. FBA stands for ‘fulfilled by Amazon’, and in a nutshell, it means that you don’t have to carry your own stock. Instead, you keep your stock in one of Amazon’s fulfilment centres, and whenever someone buys a product from you on Amazon, that product will be picked, packed and shipped directly from an Amazon warehouse.
Amazon’s mission statement is to “help consumers find, discover and buy anything, and to empower businesses and content creators to maximise their success.” Clearly, it is achieving that and more, seeing as Amazon holds the title of being the world’s largest online retailer. It’s impressive how big Amazon actually is; it currently sells more than 350 million products across 36 product categories. Customers have a lot of choice when it
Winning the Buy Box is the ultimate goal for Amazon sellers and so it should be. Did you know that 83% of all Amazon sales happen through the Buy Box? I know! And it’s an incredible statistic that cannot be ignored. But what happens when you win the Buy Box? Maintain your prices and just let the sales flow in? This is a good option, however, there is an alternative
At Repricer.com, we are continuously working behind the scenes on design and functionality to make a better and well-rounded repricing tool. Our commitment to developing the best repricing tool on the market never ends. This article shows some of the recent developments we have made to allow our customers to continue to reprice effectively, stay competitive and ultimately win the desired Buy Box. New Navigation The team released Repricer’s new
Selling on multiple marketplaces is important for online retailers who are aiming to maximize their sales, but how do you ensure your listings are selling at the best price on every marketplace you sell on?
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Ever wondered who the biggest Amazon sellers in the world are? One way to find out is by comparing the volume of feedback they receive over the course of the last 12 months. Although as feedback isn’t a direct measure of success, it’s a good indicator of sales volume.
Amazon returns continue to strike fear into the hearts of many sellers! Here are four critical steps every sell must take in order to rescue the situation and avoid any further negative outcomes!
Though Amazon still holds the crown when it comes to being the world’s largest retailer, Walmart is not far behind. Walmart is on a clear mission to take back what was once theirs with almost constant releases of new features, programs and tools that are available for sellers to utilise. Walmart Advertising is just one of their recent ventures – a program designed to offer sellers the opportunity to launch
Q4 is undoubtedly the most critical time of year for not just Amazon sellers, but every retailer both on and offline. Running from the start of October to the end of December, there is a reason people call it ‘holiday season’, with Q4 encompassing key dates in the ecommerce calendar including Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. When it comes to the final quarter of the year, practically everyone
Amazon has come a long way since its days of selling only books. As the ecommerce behemoth continues to expand its product offering, driving traffic to your listings is hard — and in a sea of compelling competitors, winning the Buy Box and converting those customers is harder. Optimizing your listings for Amazon SEO should be standard practice for any serious seller. The website’s search algorithm may be less sophisticated than