Bowing to pressure from international media and workers’ unions, Amazon has announced it intends to increase the minimum wage of its U.S. and U.K. staff.
Efficient, intelligent software should play a crucial role in any Amazon seller’s overall strategy. It can help make your business run more efficiently, free up time to focus on other areas, or even fill the gaps in your expertise. But
There are many ways that online sellers can advertise their products. Typically, this includes PPC ads, marketplace-based initiatives and email marketing. One method that sellers often forget though, is word-of-mouth advertising. These sellers are missing a trick, as there are
When you’re selling on Amazon, ranking highly in Amazon’s search results is critical. Buyers aren’t going to trawl through page after page of search results to find a product. They might not even go past the first three or four.
Competing with Amazon is one of the main concerns that many sellers have about starting a web store. As Amazon’s marketplace has grown, they have become renowned for their attractive pricing and efficient service, something that many sellers fear they
The net margin on Amazon and eBay is the amount you have left after deducting the cost of the product and the cost of sale. You must have the ability to track all costs to ensure you maintain a healthy
There are more than 2 million active sellers on the Amazon marketplace. Let that number sink in. The competition to get the consumer’s attention has never been higher. One aspect of your sales strategy plays a more pivotal role than
We spoke with three Amazon experts to discover what they feel are creative ways to succeed in the marketplace, even if it means thinking outside the box. Ready to get started? 1. Add an “Available on Amazon” button Let’s face
Amazon.com.au went live on Dec. 4, 2017, boasting more than 2,000 third-party sellers within 24 hours, according to business intelligence firm Marketplace Pulse. A month later, Amazon Australia had grown to over 5,000, with an average of 55 new sellers
Amazon is now the first place most online shoppers visit on their path to purchase. That’s according to a 2,000-person survey by BloomReach, which found that around 55% of people start their spending sprees by searching the marketplace. Want to turn