The Egrow Chrome Extension for Amazon sellers is getting better and bigger. Based on hundreds of feedback emails we received from Egrow community members, we are constantly adding new features and improving existing ones.
Here are some of the latest features added to the Chrome Extension that make it the ultimate tool for Amazon Sellers around the globe.
As competition heated up in the Amazon marketplace, sellers must play their best cards on the table if they want to win. Going down the private labeling route is one of the ways to differentiate yourself from competitors.
Understanding Amazon’s A9 algorithm and know how to optimize for it will give you an upper hand to rank better in the marketplace as well. Part of the optimization strategy is to provide the correct information for your product search terms, intended use, subject matter, target audience, and other attributes.
Some of you are probably wondering what to write for these fields or might have inserted incorrect attributes. In this article, you will find all your answers so pay close attention.
Networking is one of the most valuable aspects of any business. Whether you’re just a beginner or an advanced business owner, it’s important to get to know your fellow private label sellers who walk down the same road as you, or to listen to successful “guru” stories and staying updated. This is why you should not miss events related to your Amazon business!
We’ve put together a short list of 20 must-attend events for Amazon sellers (along with some general ecommerce conferences) in 2019. Take a look at the list, and if you want to add an event just drop a comment below the article.
We wanted to explain the process of drop shipping, how it works, what the pros and cons are of choosing a drop shipping business model, and how you can get started. The guide focuses on our experience with drop shipping on Amazon, since there are specific guidelines that must be followed or else risk your ability to continue selling on the platform. Much of what is explained here is specific to selling on the Amazon platform, but you can apply these steps to get started with drop shipping on many other sales channels as well. We hope to answer any of your questions about how drop shipping on Amazon works, but if we forgot to add something, please leave us a comment below and we’ll address it!
Remember, your Amazon business is only as good as the products that you sell, when using FBA. Damaged goods or packaging issues might result in a lower reputation, since buyers are likely to leave negative reviews on your products.
About 15% of all FBA orders are returned in some categories, with the biggest reason for returns being caused by damaged or faulty goods after being received by the customer. To boost your reputation to be viewed as a respected and trusted Amazon seller, you’ll want to make sure that each order is compliant with seller guidelines. This means they should be packaged securely and correctly to ensure they all arrive safe and sound.
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