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
Here’s a juicy fact for you! To remain competitive with other ecommerce sites, and of course, third-party merchants selling on its marketplace, Amazon.com makes millions of automated price changes every single day, but during Q4 that will skyrocket even further. That’s a lot of repricing going on! Experienced sellers who understand how repricing works always gain way more sales at a profit in Q4. 🤑 Now imagine having to make
Amazon Prime Day is coming up fast—will you be ready to handle the sales rush? Although Prime Day is usually in the middle of the summer, Amazon decided to push it back a bit, giving sellers a bit more time to prepare. To help you with that, Repricer.com has put together a Prime Day 2020 sellers guide that’ll get you where you need to be. When is Amazon Prime Day?
Today, we are delighted to announce that two of the biggest players in the repricing market, Repricer.com and RepricerExpress are merging to create the biggest and best-in-class repricing solution, managing over 100 million repricing events across multiple marketplaces every day. More Features Than Ever Before With the merger, Repricer.com will be able to offer sellers more channels and more features than ever before including: 17 Amazon channels 20 eBay channels
Ecommerce is big business, and it’s fair to say that most online sellers start-up in the simplest way possible – by selling products through a single sales platform – typically a website or a marketplace such as Amazon or eBay. It’s without doubt, the easy way to get started and efficiently keep track of promotions and sales, without becoming overwhelmed. However, unlike sellers, buyers rarely stick to one marketplace when
When you’re setting up your business on Amazon, knowing what prices to set is one of the most important parts. But what if you have dozens or hundreds — or even thousands — of SKUs? And all your regular work on top of that? Using an automated pricing tool like Repricer.com can help save you time and earn you money. Learn more to see if it’s the right fit for
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you will be aware of the hugely popular retail event that takes place just after Thanksgiving every year! After a day spent feasting with family and the official start of holiday festivities, the Christmas shopping period can also begin. And of course, how else would it start but with the much-anticipated shopping event named Black Friday? It’s a day when stores, online and
Just those three little characters—SEO—are enough to strike fear into even the most technically minded of online sellers. Most often associated with Google, SEO is often perceived as the stuff of nightmares for those unfamiliar with the process of search engine optimization. But SEO isn’t all about Google. If you sell on Amazon, SEO on the platform is critical for your products to rank highly in the search results for
Google Shopping allows ecommerce sellers to sell their products directly on Google Search. For shoppers, this means being able to easily search for, view and compare products on Google. Customers can see products that are being pulled from online webstores and compare prices between different vendors right there in Google search results. When a shopper clicks on a product link, they’re usually brought through to the seller’s own webstore to
Selling on Amazon can be tough sometimes because there are so many merchants on there, all trying to do the same thing you are: woo customers into being buyers and increase your profit margin while your competitors decrease theirs. To that end, Amazon Enhanced Brand Content can help your page stand out, but only if done right. Repricer.com can help you get on the other side of the success fence.
Amazon Prime is synonymous with reliability and speed. Plus of course, the fact that delivery is ‘free’ – although we all know it’s not really, due to the buyer subscription fee and often inflated prices – but it’s still unsurprising that when buyers on Amazon see the Prime symbol, they feel comfortable making a purchase. Generally, products listed on Amazon Prime get more views and achieve higher sales for this
A lot has happened to and with Amazon since Jeff Bezos started the business in his garage in 1994, with the first order (a book) coming the next year. Since then, Amazon’s grown to be one of the biggest, richest, and most wide-spreading companies. To help you improve as a seller, Repricer.com has the top Amazon statistics in 2025 you need to pay the most attention to. 1. Amazon Owns
57% of Amazon buyers also shop on Walmart.com and 91% of Walmart.com buyers shop on Amazon. By selling on both Amazon and Walmart you can increase your brand recognition as well as your sales and profits. In this post, we’ll explore how to sell on the Walmart Marketplace, why you should be selling on Walmart and how to maximize your profits. Let’s get started. How to Sell on Walmart Marketplace
Maybe you’re getting tired of only selling on Amazon and want to branch out elsewhere, like on Shopify. But with a different interface and learning curve, it can be tough to get started. Repricer.com has profiled some of the best Shopify stores out there, as well as included tips on what you need to strive for to achieve the same level of success. 1. Taylor Stitch Everyone knows that mobile-first
Did you hear the one about Amazon repricing being a race to the bottom? Amazon repricing is surrounded by myths, half-truths and dubious claims. Rest assured, with a reputable repricer you can price both up and down and set a minimum price. Let’s explore the most popular Amazon repricing myths and determine the truth. 1. It’s a Race to the Bottom Repricers are not just a downward spiral. You can
Guest post by Jessica Bruce from ShopyGen As of now, Shopify is one of the most used ecommerce platforms on the planet and has been powering over 600,000 ecommerce stores on the internet. Whether you are a solo entrepreneur, a small business with limited investment, or a big brand looking to sell its limited inventory through its private channel, Shopify is the most common answer to your needs. However, Shopify
Amazon’s rapid growth and the low barriers to entry have seen many types of sellers try their hand at selling goods on the extraordinarily popular marketplace. This has included brick-and-mortar stores, emerging brands and individuals looking to change careers. With all these companies setting up their stores, simply being on the platform is no longer good enough. What sellers tend to find though is that selling on Amazon is not