Category: Selling Channels

6 Ways to Boost Your Amazon Sales in 2019

By Melissa Hedge on July 17, 2019

Guest Author: Chris Dunne of FeedbackExpress Selling on Amazon comes with huge advantages. You gain access to its global customer base of millions and benefit from being associated with one of the world’s leading brands. However, Amazon is a fiercely competitive marketplace, with over two million third-party sellers clamoring for buyers’ attention and dollars. In today’s […]

Dropshipping on Amazon: The Ultimate Guide

By Melissa Hedge on January 29, 2019

Guest post by Chris Dunne from RepricerExpress Dropshipping is the process of selling a product without having the responsibility of carrying inventory or shipping goods. This interesting business model has increased in popularity over the last five years as you can see by the Google Trends graph below. You can dropship using your own […]

Integration Spotlight: Walmart Marketplace

By Melissa Hedge on June 29, 2018

Did you know ShipWorks can connect directly to your Walmart Marketplace account? ShipWorks makes it easy to download Walmart Marketplace orders, print shipping labels, manage customers and update the status of orders. With just one click, or a scheduled action, your Walmart Marketplace orders are pulled directly into the ShipWorks interface you are familiar with. […]

Seller Tips for Success – Amazon Seller Fulfilled Prime

By Melissa Hedge on May 4, 2018

Many sellers know about Fulfillment By Amazon, but the e-commerce giant also offers another program called Amazon Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP). The name is self-explanatory: Rather than sending your inventory to Amazon warehouses for fulfillment, a seller would ship Amazon Prime orders themselves, making sure to meet Amazon’s strict shipping deadlines. The primary benefits of […]

Overcoming Performance Problems On Your WooCommerce Store

By Melissa Hedge on April 27, 2018

eCommerce platform performance is strongly correlated to sales and revenue. As page-load times increase, sales decrease. As page-load times get quicker, sales increase. And it’s not just sales: many eCommerce performance indicators are correlated with performance, including average order size, time on site, search ranking, and customer loyalty. Customers who aren’t happy with an eCommerce […]