Founded in 1998, Bluefly is the online fashion eCommerce website, offering a selection of luxury brands. The company operates with the typical marketplace model, where selected sellers offer their products. However, it is not easy to get approved to sell on Bluefly. The company keeps the number of sellers pretty small, focusing on the quality of products and a small selection of approved merchants.
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We are very excited to be one of the few selected exhibitors during BEYOND 2020, organized by Payoneer– the first virtual, borderless conference for marketplace sellers. The event will take place on May 27, 2020.
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With Amazon FBA restricting inbound shipments and Prime deliveries of non-essential items, FBM has become a top consideration for many Amazon sellers.
To help you understand the differences between the two, we’ll explain the lowdown on FBA vs. FBM during COVID-19.
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Sourcing products is tough —manufacturers are not easy to approach and most lack the technology to efficiently communicate with buyers. GeekSeller has come across a company that attempts to solve this problem, Sonder.
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Why is fast shipping such a big deal in eCommerce? Because it’s a way to boost conversions without participating in price wars. When you focus on shopping and customer experience, you’ll be able to capture consumer trust, reduce cart abandonment, and get people through to purchase.
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Many sellers sign up for Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) and get their listings Prime-enabled, then stop there. However, Amazon Prime isn’t the only fast-shipping program that gives eCommerce sellers an advantage. Walmart 2-Day shipping, eBay Guaranteed Delivery (eGD), Wish Express, and Google Express are all vital to diversifying your online profits.
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E-commerce definitely has advantages over brick-and-mortar retail. Online retailers don’t need to worry about maintaining real estate or negotiating leases. Plus, they can reach a wider audience since shoppers have to travel no further than their smartphone or computer to make a purchase.
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