Amazon Prime Day 2018 is in the books. We have gathered together all of the eye-popping statistics, including our own internal metrics here at xSellco, to bring you a comprehensive overview of the 36-hour sales bonanza. Now in its fourth year, the event got off to a difficult start. Internet watchdog downdetector.com reported that Amazon’s […]
Amazon’s quest for global domination picked up speed last week when the company launched a feature that simplifies shopping for international customers. Now, consumers around the world have the opportunity to browse and buy over 45 million eligible items through Amazon’s Android and iOS apps, along with localized pricing, shipping costs and duty estimates, and
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On eBay, there’s one factor that will increase your sales more than anything else—positive feedback. It’s the first thing potential buyers look for, and if you don’t have it, they’ll go find someone who does. Surveys show that up to 97 percent of customers incorporate feedback into their decision when buying online, while 85 percent
You’ve got to keep customers happy and run a successful business, but the advent of Amazon Prime and similar services is making that dance much more difficult. The biggest lesson from the current and previous holiday season is that shipping matters and waiting is unbearable. Even if you’re not competing directly with e-commerce giants like
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kirstyfields / Pixabay Amazon is changing its returns policy for marketplace merchants that don’t use its fulfillment program. Starting Oct. 2, third-party sellers who opt to ship orders themselves will be subject to the same rules as items shipped by Amazon: automatically approved returns and prepaid shipping labels. That means a customer will no longer
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