Category: E-Commerce Knowledge
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E-commerce Seller Challenges
GeekSeller conducted a brainstorming session aimed to gather the most common e-commerce seller challenges and look for possible solutions.
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FTL, LTL, and PTL Explained
Shipping large quantities of products may impose a real logistic challenge for many sellers with all the options available. Knowing how to take advantage of different types of shipments is vital to on-time deliveries and more profit. Whether you are shipping a few boxes or a full truck, you should get familiar with these three…
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Deliverr International Shipping
Worldwide shipping is one of the biggest challenges for sellers who want to offer their products abroad. The latest feature introduced by Deliverr – International Shipping – is designed to help you overcome this obstacle and offer products globally.
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How to Setup Facebook Shop and Create Products
Obviously, Facebook is the largest social network worldwide, but did you know that there are about 2.90 billion active users on that platform!? Facebook is aware that such a huge audience can be easily coined into potential customers; that is why they are developing the business side of their software. The shop was introduced a…
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Selling on the Sears Marketplace
A century after revolutionizing the way customers purchased products, by introducing the Sears catalog, the company entered the e-commerce space. Today Sears is ranked as the 22nd fastest-growing online furniture & appliance marketplaces. The Sears Marketplace is an excellent opportunity for sellers to diversify their selling channels and access millions of Sears and Kmart customers.
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Understanding EDI
EDI is used by all major retailers (Amazon, Target, Costco, Kroger, Home Depot, Lowe’s) to maintain a direct supplier relationship with sellers. If you are in B2B, it is very likely your organization will at one point need to work with EDI or a partner who can assist you with this technology.
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Is Social Shopping the Future of Retail?
Last month Bloomberg reported that social shopping accounted for 3% of online sales in the United States in 2018, amounting to under $17 billion. In China, 8.5% of online sales were made through social shopping in 2017, and by 2022 that figure is projected to exceed 15 percent, which would represent about $413 billion in…
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Planning to invest in ads to promote your e-commerce business? Start with free advertising courses.
There are many agencies, online courses and YouTube channels from people claiming to be e-commerce advertising experts that will teach you to get your products in front of your audience.
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Black Friday is Coming
For some retailers, it’s already here. With controversy surrounding doorbuster deals in recent years, starting sales and promotions early creates an opportunity for buyers who are uncomfortable with the hype to get a piece of the savings.