Subscribe via: iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play | SpotifyThe 2018 Holiday season is long gone, but sellers can’t forget about the last Q4. There are lots of data that sellers need to go through to start getting ready for Q4 2019. Former Amazonian John Naughton, with 180Commerce, breaks down what you should review from last year.This episode’s “Amazon insider” […]
Subscribe via iTunes | Stitcher | Google PlayBlack Friday and Cyber Monday are here. Both are just days away. Holiday shopping typically starts each year in mid-October but it’s about to really pick up until the end of the year. John Naughton with 180Commerce talks with us about expectations, ways to manage Sponsored Products plus mistakes to avoid.This episode’s […]
Subscribe via iTunes | Stitcher | Google PlayAmazon announced a new email policy when it comes to asking shoppers for reviews. Sellers can now only send one email per order asking for a review. The policy is very clear and concise and even addresses package inserts. Peter Kearns with 180Commerce joins us to give his reaction plus his advice […]
Subscribe via iTunes | Stitcher | Google PlayPrime Day 2018 featured glitches with Amazon web pages, but it also brought in massive sales and Prime membership sign ups. Peter Kearns, vice president with 180Commerce advises how sellers can analyze their Prime Day results and use those insights heading into Q4. This episode’s Amazon “Insider” is Peter Kearns.>>> 180CommerceLinksAmazon.com Announces […]
Subscribe via iTunes | Stitcher | Google PlayThe Supreme Court has issued their ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair overturning a 1992 ruling that said states can only require sales tax in states that the store has a physical presence. This new ruling says states can require online marketplaces like Amazon to collect and pay sales tax. This new […]
Subscribe via iTunes | Stitcher | Google PlayBrands selling on Amazon agree to Amazon’s terms of services which includes a manufacturer agreement. It’s not a big deal, except if the brand starts whole selling products to other companies, think places like Target or Walmart, then it becomes a big deal. It can also greatly threaten the seller’s […]
I was recently talking with a seller who sells some sporting equipment on Amazon.They’re feeling pretty excited because they’re doing really well. They’ve put a lot of work over the past year into getting their product trademarked and Brand Registered. Now they’re looking at expanding distribution into brick and mortar, places like Target or Walmart. […]
Subscribe via iTunes | Stitcher | Google PlayOne of the most straightforward ways to grow your Amazon Business is by expanding into a new Amazon Marketplace across the world. Europe is a good one to look at and so is Japan, but what about Australia? Amazon Australia recently launched and there’s potential there along with some challenging logistics. […]
Expanding into new Amazon marketplaces around the world is one of the best ways to increase your revenue from Amazon sales. We’ve talked in past about expanding into Europe, that’s one of the first places to look at moving into beyond North America. Japan is also a good one to look at. But what about […]
Recently I was shopping on Amazon looking at some home organization products and I stumbled on some magnetic dry erase calendars. I found several options sold by third-party merchants. All had great customer reviews and they were all priced around the same, but then something about one of the calendars stood out: it had a […]