StoreAutomator Blog

Customers want to engage with brands where and when they choose. Some prefer shopping on Amazon, others on eBay. Some want to purchase products straight from social media accounts.

Ecommerce has become a prominent way for people to make money with the internet.

The rise of ecommerce has brought new ways for people to have an online business. Some stores make products; others sell wholesale items. Some stockpile inventory; others partner with a third-party logistics company to simplify things.

It's no secret that Amazon rules the eCommerce world. They’ve not only changed the game for online selling, but they've also led the way in it. Their marketplace started as a small online bookstore and has grown to a multibillion-dollar entity.

One of the most complex parts of multichannel eCommerce is managing your product listings.

Online marketplaces, in general, have proven to bring a ton of potential sales for multichannel sellers. However, more specific niche marketplaces have become even more successful in recent years.

Pricing is fundamental for running a multichannel business.

Proper data management is an essential part of any online store’s success. 

The Walmart marketplace has been booming over the last few years, and the addition of Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS) shows that they're ready to take another step forward for third-party vendors.

The holiday season for digital retailers seems to fly by, doesn’t it? One day you’re getting ready for Black Friday, and then you blink and Christmas has already passed. All you know is that you’re exhausted and need to plan for the new year.