Between the millions of products Amazon sells itself and the millions of items available on the website from third-party sellers, it’s no surprise that many merchants often sell the same products. These identical items compete for sales, but some have a particular advantage over others:
Ecommerce sales are rising through the roof as people nowadays clearly prefer shopping online. Even after visiting a store, 56% of millennials purchase the products online at least half of the time. The ecommerce industry is worth over $3 billion right now and is expected to exceed
Retail giant Amazon is responsible for nearly half of all online retail spend in the United States, so it makes sense for ecommerce sellers to use the platform to get their products in front of buyers. However, with hundreds of millions of products for sale
Nearly 93% of the products available on Walmart.com are part of Walmart Marketplace, which allows third-party sellers to sell items on the retail giant’s website and reach millions of customers worldwide. Since it was established in 2009, Walmart Marketplace has been working to improve its
The holiday season is upon us, and many ecommerce sellers are beginning to feel the stress of order fulfillment. Now is the time to get ahead of holiday shipping with some tips from our friends at ShipStation. Customer Expectations Shipping It’s important to understand customer
Why Fast Delivery is Key to Winning Holiday Spend The battle to win consumer holiday spend this year is heating up as we edge deeper into the holiday season and shoppers start preparing their lists. But, with the eCommerce industry growing 14.2% last year, that battle
Selling in a niche category can be difficult. You have to find an audience, build up a reputation, and then worry about actually selling. What if you could access a larger audience, say, 200 million monthly visitors? If you get approval to sell in Amazon’s
Dropshipping makes it incredibly easy for sellers to launch ecommerce stores because they don’t have to manufacture products, maintain inventory or handle shipments. The accessibility and simplicity of this business model enable anyone to break into ecommerce, and, thanks to Shopify — the leading ecommerce
Consumers have spent $3.53 trillion worldwide with online merchants so far in 2019, and B2C ecommerce — or business-to-consumer electronic commerce — sales are only expected to increase in coming years. This type of ecommerce encompasses any purchase a consumer makes from an online retailer,
Amazon is one of the largest retailers in the world. In fact, in the U.S. alone, it’s responsible for nearly 40 percent of all online sales. And anyone can access a share of the retail giant’s profits — all you need to do is have
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