Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you will be aware of the hugely popular retail event that takes place just after Thanksgiving every year! After a day spent feasting with family and the official start of holiday festivities, the Christmas shopping period can also begin! And of course, how else would it start, but …
Just those three little characters – SEO – are enough to strike fear into even the most technically minded of online sellers. Most often associated with Google, SEO is often perceived as the stuff of nightmares for those unfamiliar with the process of search engine optimization. But SEO isn’t all about Google. If you sell …
If you’re used to selling on Amazon or eBay and want to branch out, Walmart Marketplace can be an excellent option. However, the same rules don’t apply to each marketplace, so you’ll need a separate list of selling strategies. Here’s where Repricer.com comes into play, so make sure to read carefully and bookmark the page …
With Jeff Bezos adding £10 billion to his fortune in just 24 hours, it is clear there has never been more opportunity to generate sales and revenue using Amazon. The COVID-19 pandemic has catalysed the move from brick-and-mortar shopping to ecommerce, with consumers of all generations realising how easy and convenient it is to do …
Google Shopping allows ecommerce sellers to sell their products directly on Google Search. For shoppers, this means being able to easily search for, view and compare products on Google. Customers can see products that are being pulled from online webstores and compare prices between different vendors right there in Google search results. When a shopper …
Imagine the following scenario: you’ve carefully researched profitable items that tick all the boxes, you’ve created a shortlist of products you want to stock your inventory with, and you’re getting ready to set it up on Amazon. Only there’s one problem, and that’s that the categories you’re looking at are restricted. If you’ve had this …
Selling on Amazon can be tough sometimes because there are so many merchants on there, all trying to do the same thing you are: woo customers into being buyers and increase your profit margin while your competitors decrease theirs. To that end, Amazon Enhanced Brand Content can help your page stand out, but only if …
Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) can be a handy tool and one of the biggest draws for customers, but it might not be right for every seller. If you’re wondering whether to take the plunge, Repricer.com has these pros and cons of Amazon FBA for you to consider first. Pros of Using Amazon FBA Amazon Prime Customers. …
Amazon Prime is synonymous with reliability and speed. Plus of course, the fact that delivery is ‘free’ – although we all know it’s not really, due to the buyer subscription fee and often inflated prices – but it’s still unsurprising that when buyers on Amazon see the Prime symbol, they feel comfortable making a purchase. …
Mmm, Buy Box. Those two words are enough to send a shiver of excitement down the back of any online seller. But when it comes down to winning one, the road can get a little tougher. You can simplify things with help from Repricer.com because we’ll show you why it matters, how you can work …
Did you know that on average, around 2.5 million price changes happen each day on Amazon – that’s one every 10 minutes! That is Amazon Repricing. It’s unsurprising though as competition on Amazon has always been pretty fierce, and buyers are hugely influenced by price with it being a critical factor in most purchases. Most …
A lot has happened to, and with, Amazon since Jeff Bezos started the business in his garage in 1994, with the first order (a book) coming the next year. Since then, Amazon’s grown to one of the biggest, richest and widest-spreading companies. To help you improve as a seller, Repricer.com has the top Amazon statistics …
Magento is one of the most popular ecommerce platforms for a reason. It offers a ton of flexibility, and its diverse range of features really allow you to personalize the Magento store experience you provide to customers. This is why it is used not just by smaller, independent brands but by some of the world’s …
It is indisputable that Amazon takes the ecommerce crown, with the site offering a range of over twelve million products. It’s one of the first places a consumer will go, whether they are in need of some home decor, pet food, or skincare, meaning the opportunities available to third-party sellers are quite frankly endless. Why? …
57% of Amazon buyers also shop on Walmart.com and 91% of Walmart.com buyers shop on Amazon. By selling on both Amazon and Walmart you can increase your brand recognition as well as your sales and profits. In this post, we’ll explore how to sell on the Walmart Marketplace, why you should be selling on Walmart …
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