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From being able to reach new markets of potential shoppers to increase your overall revenue, there is no shortage of multichannel selling benefits. Expanding the number of channels you sell on will help you grow your visibility, reach and sales while allowing you to sell globally.
The need for practical tools for managing multiple eCommerce businesses is on the rise.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) got in to effect on May 28, 2018, that will apply to any organization, individuals, and employees, who are conducting business in the EU, with new uniform data protection regulations.
If you want to join 25 million eBay sellers and stand out, then we’ve got just the tips for you. eBay generates billions of revenue in sales and is the second leading marketplace in the US; making it a popular platform for eCommerce sellers looking to increase sales through additional selling channels.
If you’re ready to grow your business with cross-border eCommerce, then this post is for you. Having a clear strategy for preparing your eCommerce business for international shipping is vital to ensuring smooth integration.
With the rise of eCommerce and omni-stores, more and more big brands are creating a hybrid online store that includes self-fulfillment and dropshipping. With the help of platforms such as Mirakl, brands like Best Buy are able to incorporate dropshipping into their online side of the business. The biggest benefits of this kind of hybrid model are that it:
Sales tax collection requirements for US sellers can be a complicated affair. This is because, as you may know, the United States has no national sales tax. Instead, sales tax in the US is governed by 45 different state-level tax laws plus Washington DC, which, although not a state, operates as such with regards to sales tax. Additionally, there are five tax-exempt states to consider.
As you begin to expand your business to include a number of selling channels, it’s important to ensure that each product’s description is adapted and optimized for each channel you are selling on. This doesn’t just mean staying in line with the channels’ guidelines and taxonomy, but also adjusting your headlines and descriptions to match the type of shopper who is using the channel.