Many E-commerce businesses are struggling to stay afloat during this unprecedented time. “We’ve never experienced anything like this before,” one shop-owner said. KASSAUSA, a company that supplies creative materials both domestically and internationally, is one of the many online stores that will be inevitably impacted by this global pandemic. When it comes to the fight […]
Coronavirus Impacts Amazon Sellers, How Can You Adapt?
The entire world has been impacted by the recent COVID-19 outbreak. Responses to the pandemic have resulted in travel bans, curfews, and self-imposed quarantines. This is affecting our economy in a major way and, for Amazon sellers, it has completely disrupted how our business works. Coronavirus impacts Amazon sellers in a variety of ways. Recently, […]
COVID-19 and Amazon: A Different World for Sellers
The man didn’t even make me sign the liability waiver because it would mean touching the same piece of paper as him. There’s a propped up this makeshift, secondary counter space for grabbing sales pamphlets and swiping your credit card—taking the rule of “no less than 6-feet” very seriously. The showroom is nothing but cardboard […]
3 Things to Look Out for When Paying a Supplier
3 Things to Look Out for When Paying a Supplier One of the most crucial relationships that any inventory-heavy business should stay on top of is their relationship with suppliers. Nothing will hurt your business faster than a bad supplier relationship, and oftentimes that stems from bad payment practices. To help keep you in their […]
Private Label Is Not a Hack- Amazon Pro-tips from Tim Jordan
Private Label is Not a Hack In this ridiculously fast-paced world of technology, speed has become key. Amazon launched 1-click ordering and free 1-day shipping. Facebook blows up our phones with immediate updates from our friends and their culinary marvels. Celebrities can tweet to the masses in seconds. We expect speed. We demand speed. The […]
How To Avoid Vendor Lock-In Your Amazon Private Label Business
Avoid Vendor Lock-In in your Amazon Private Label Business Vendor lock-in is a business problem usually born out of inconvenience, and it is especially typical with Amazon private label sellers. The term describes a scenario in which too many of your business processes run through one vendor (e.g., your sales run solely through Amazon, or […]
The Requirements To Become A Seller On Amazon.com
The process of getting started may seem complicated. However, once you start you will see that each step is actually rather simple. After all, it is a path
Amazon’s Rise from “Everything Store” to a Global Marketplace
Amazon’s growth was a long and calculated journey. Amazon sellers can take away many core lessons through understanding the marketplaces.
International Amazon Trends
We reviewed three of Amazon’s top English-speaking marketplaces—the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada—to uncover the overarching trends in each marketplace