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Multichannel selling is a practical strategy for expanding a brand's market visibility, generating new growth opportunities, and establishing sustainable sources of revenue. However, while more and more companies are beginning to recognize the business value that a multichannel selling strategy provides, deciding on the right way to execute it isn't always easy.

Amazon Repricing – Let’s get the real scoop!

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.

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Amazon Ads are Amazon’s equivalent to Google Ads and since launching in 2012 have become a real traffic-driving contender. Similarly to Google, Amazon ad targeting is mostly based on the keywords that an Amazon searcher puts into Amazon’s SERPs (search engine result pages), but there are some other exciting advertising options with Amazon that are worth a try!  

StoreAutomator A Quick Introduction

If you’re ready to ship, you’ve obviously made a sale (or a few!), so congratulations! Hopefully, you made a little profit as well. After all, that is the point, right? Here are a few helpful tips for shipping to help keep your shipping costs as low as possible. Benjamin Franklin said it best when he said, “A penny saved is a penny earned”

When it comes to selling online, especially through Amazon, you already recognize that it’s all about profitability.  With some profit margins being razor thin, you need to be sure you’re up to speed on any changes that will affect those margins.

When I was a kid and the family needed something, like an appliance or a bedspread, we went to The Mall. Usually before we made the big drive and the half day commitment, mom and dad looked through the paper for coupons or sales ads. Of course, I loved going to The Mall: the lights, the high ceilings, the smell of just-off-the-truck merchandise. My parents probably didn’t enjoy it as much. They worked all of the time and their free time was precious. Further, how could they know they were getting the best deal? How could they know if the brand they bought would last? Dare I label this as “slow” shopping?