As a multichannel seller, you’ve probably discovered that what works perfectly on Amazon doesn’t always translate to success on Walmart Marketplace. While both platforms offer tremendous opportunities, they each require distinct approaches to repricing that reflect their unique marketplace dynamics.
If you’re used to selling on Amazon or eBay and want to branch out, Walmart Marketplace can be an excellent option. However, the same rules don’t apply to each marketplace, so you’ll need a separate list of selling strategies. Here’s
Mmm, Buy Box. Those two words are enough to send a shiver of excitement down the back of any online seller. But when it comes down to winning one, the road can get a little tougher. You can simplify things
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,
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