How to Create an Amazon Marketing Plan

How to Create an Amazon Marketing Plan

Advertising with Amazon can help you grow awareness for your brand and reach shoppers searching for your products. A good product strategy should include great product placement, solid branding, attractive packaging and lots of recommendations/reviews from customers who are fans of your product. This amazon marketing plan outlines a strategy that combines listing optimizations to […]

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How to Optimize Your Amazon Sponsored Product Ads

Amazon Sponsored Product Ads

Amazon is constantly evolving its marketplace by adding new ways to interact with customers to drive traffic to its listings. Amazon Sponsored Product Ads (SPAs) have become one of the best ways to do just that. Sponsored Product Ads are great for driving discoverability and achieving incremental sales. More and more merchants are adopting this […]

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How to Accept Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies on Your Website

Accept Bitcoin on your website

So why should you accept Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies on your website? Because Bitcoin offers an alternate payment method that can be used by anyone from anywhere in the world. This will allow you to greatly expand your customer base by offering more ways to pay and checkout on your website. Accepting cryptocurrencies also provides […]

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How to Liquidate Inventory Stuck in Amazon FBA

How to liquidate inventory

Liquidating items stuck in Amazon FBA is important. Here are some smart tactics to remove or liquidate slow-moving items before they cost you too much. Amazon’s FBA program presents a great opportunity for any seller looking to grow his or her business on Amazon. When you participate in the Amazon FBA program your products become […]

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How to Start a Drop Ship Online Business

Wholesale Drop-ship Supplier

One of the best ways to start an online business is to adopt a drop ship model. This means that you don’t carry any inventory when you make a sale. You list an item for sale on your website and when a customer makes a purchase, you order it from your supplier and have them ship it directly to the customer as if it was coming from you. The beauty of this model is that you don’t carry any of the inventory risk.

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