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The day may soon arrive where you recognize the benefits of selling on eBay, so why not be fully prepared for its arrival? With 157 million active buyers, eBay may be the answer to your inventory problems. Of course, selling on eBay can have its downfalls, but we’re here to help you find solutions around potential problems, while giving some insights into the pros as well. As we’ve spoken about in a previous post, managing your eBay inventory for eCommerce can create a number of errors when using manual reconciliation, but selling your products on the eCommerce platform is no stranger...

When one of your customers places an order on eBay, are you left scrambling to prepare the order, hoping you have enough in stock? If you actively sell your products on eBay, you know the dreaded process of keeping your inventory in-sync with your store and just how time-consuming it can be. With manual inventory management, you not only have less control of what products you have on-hand and when they go out for delivery, but there is a high probability that you’ll lose tracking visibility into the orders along the way. Do any of these problems sound familiar? Not to worry…There...

With consumers spending more and more online each year, you want to learn the best ways to get your website up to speed, recover from the high-volume shopping days like Black Friday and Cyber Monday and most of all, keep your customers content and coming back. Keeping Your Customers Happy The holidays tend to create anxiety among consumers. They are no longer only trying to find the best deal, but with the never-ending buying options, they need the quickest and most seamless shopping experience out there. Think about your strategy for the upcoming holiday retail season and consider implementing the following: Email Marketing...

Imagine yourself searching all over for the perfect product online, and you finally find it. The moment is here; you add it to your shopping cart and proceed to checkout - until you realize shipping is ridiculously expensive, almost nearing the price of the items you need. Who really wants to complete a purchase if the shipping costs are close to or exceed the price of the products? Where’s the sense in that? Since 'free' marketing incentives are so popular among consumers, free shipping is almost expected among buyers today. “According to 77% of online shoppers, free shipping remains the most important option during...