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Attention Amazon Sellers, In case you haven’t noticed, Amazon is making serious changes to their policies impacting 3rd party marketplace sellers. Just a couple of weeks ago they started restricting well-known brands from being sold without approval. Just last week they announced a major change in their return policy as well. It appears […]
Amazon.com has been shaking up the scene lately with 3rd party “Marketplace Sellers”. Just last week they announced a massive plan to begin restricting well-known brands from being sold by Marketplace Sellers. The ripples of this announcement are still sending shock waves throughout the community of Amazon sellers who practice what’s known as […]
In a year where Amazon’s policies seem to be getting increasingly hostile to their 3rd party Marketplace Sellers, more bad news is out this week. In an attempt to get a grip on what Amazon cites as a surge in “counterfeit and unauthorized goods”, they have enacted massive restrictions on certain brands. These restrictions […]
A year ago I told you to Quit Selling on Amazon. A week later I gave the same message: Quit Amazon for Real This Time. A year has gone by and I’m here to tell you to quit again. This message is particularly relevant this week as a couple of events have come together […]
Have you ever settled in and ignored your metrics? Friends, one of the main reasons that I started this blog was to share news and insights about e-commerce and online selling. With over a decade in e-commerce, I’ve seen plenty of things – some amazing successes and some really discouraging heartaches. I hope that […]
Which are you?
This past week I had the privilege of attending the annual Global Leadership Summit via simulcast hosted at a location here in Georgia. It was two jam-packed days of teaching from some of the world’s greatest (and most successful) leaders in the world. For any entrepreneur who is leading a business, whether an online e-commerce […]
As the dust settles this week, there are lots of opinions on the recent acquisition of Jet.Com by Walmart. Does their $3.3 billion investment make sense? We found a great article from the Wharton school at the University of Pennsylvania that sheds some great light. What do you think? Was this […]
Brick and mortar retailer Wal-Mart in talks to buy Amazon challenger Jet.com, according to a new report from the Wall Street Journal. The deal could be valued as much as $3 billion. See more:
