Coupang, one of the largest e-commerce companies in Asia and the largest online retailer in Korea, provides great potential for global sellers from all around the world to sell on Coupang Marketplace.
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If you sell on eBay, you are most likely familiar with a Good ‘Til Cancelled (GTC) feature. For those who are not – in short – GTC is one of the options you can select when you create a new item. It creates a listing for the duration of 30 days at a fixed price. After 30 days, the listing is automatically renewed and published repeatedly until the seller decides to cancel or all of the items are sold. For every 30-day cycle, the seller is charged the applicable fee for listing renewal.
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According to the recent announcement, eBay is now beginning to allow selected sellers to upload videos to their storefronts and item pages. Although the feature of embedding videos within item descriptions was allowed on eBay for a long time, they never gave sellers an option to add videos directly to the listing data.
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Amazon first revolutionized online order fulfillment in 2006 with the introduction of FBA, and in 2021 they are again at the forefront of order fulfillment with the introduction of a new program– Seller Fulfilled Prime (SFP.) There are two programs that can affix Amazons Prime badge to your listings: Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) Seller Fulfilled […]
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A century after revolutionizing the way customers purchased products, by introducing the Sears catalog, the company entered the e-commerce space. Today Sears is ranked as the 22nd fastest-growing online furniture & appliance marketplaces. The Sears Marketplace is an excellent opportunity for sellers to diversify their selling channels and access millions of Sears and Kmart customers.
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Walmart is simplifying the list of accepted cancellation reasons. As described in the Walmart API documentation, there are now only 5 cancellation reasons available.
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Unlike some of the other top marketplaces, Walmarts’ third-party marketplace has more than a few Application requirements which leave more than a few sellers (who have found Success on Google, Amazon, or eBay) asking themselves “Why should I also sell on Walmart?” to answer that, let us look at some data.
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Unlike other online marketplaces, Walmarts’ Marketplace does not have a simple way of entering a time frame for when you do not want to accept orders. You have two options to put your Walmart Marketplace account into a sort of “Vacation Mode.” One way where orders can still be made, and the other way buyers will be unable to purchase your products during the specified time period.
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Due to the explosion of eCommerce sales and the anticipated closing of 80,000 retail stores by 2026. Walmart has been offering, through their partnership with Goldman Sachs, the ability to apply for a Walmart business line of credit of up to $250,000 with interests rates ranging from 6.99% to 9.99% in the hopes that giving Marketplace Sellers access to capital will result in boosting Walmart’s share of the growing eCommerce market.
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