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Amazon Messages: Best Practices for Every Serious Seller
It really should be part of the daily habits of every Amazon seller to check messages. We're not just talking about email, What's App, social media, and the like - we're talking about the buyer messages that you'll receive in the Amazon message center. Amazon messages...
Amazon Messages: Best Practices for Every Serious Seller
Checking your Amazon messages is absolutely crucial to maintain good communication with your buyer. We’ll provide you with the best practices.
Tips for Developing an International Expansion Strategy: Jana and Empire Flippers
There are two types of sellers that consider international expansion from the American market to a foreign market: Sellers who are already doing well, but want to increase profit and sales - and have no idea what to do, so their efforts usually fail Sellers who are...
The Middle East Marketplace Holds So Much Promise. Here’s What That Means for the Amazon Seller.
Amazon has been expanding to the Middle East since its 2017 acquisition of Souq.com. But the way is not totally clear. There are obstacles in the way – but a massive amount of potential for the astute Amazon seller in this affluent market.
Online Shopping Gains Popularity Among the Elderly
Holland natives above 60 years old have discovered online shopping advantages. This article from E-Commerce News Europe shows us some statistics that portray an interesting development: baby boomers are adapting to different types of online shopping. This shift in...
Prime Day 2022: the Lowdown and Lessons Learned
This year, the 48-hour Prime Day offered discounts to members of Amazon Prime in Australia, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, the United Kingdom, the United...
What Is Localization Going to Look Like, and How Will That Impact Amazon Selling?
Right now, the localization strategy of most e-Commerce sellers is simple: Expand your brand past a single marketplace (usually Amazon US, UK, Canada, or Australia) to another marketplace where English is not the predominant language, like Spain, France, Italy,...
What is Transcreation, and How Is It Different From Localization and Translation?
Transcreation. It's a bit different from localization. The latter's origins are in software development, and involves the translation of content so it remains functional across different countries and cultures. The former meanwhile is a marketing and branding term. It...