eBay is launching a brand new paid promotions opportunity to make your products visible at the top of search results. This is similar to Amazon’s Headline Search Ads. However, unlike what eBay currently offers, this new advertising format will be based on CPC (cost per click). The idea is to help you increase sales on
Have you invested in Google Shopping yet? As the search engine giant becomes increasingly powerful, this particular e-commerce sales channel is set to grow. For smaller e-commerce brands, the Google Shopping platform allows you to promote your products to a greater audience. If done right, you can elevate your entire business by drawing people to
On Amazon, we have the ability to add search terms that are hidden from buyers but are indexed in search. This allows sellers to add other relevant keywords and improve their search placement. It is not mandatory but it certainly helps to find rank for additional keywords organically and it has gone through a lot
Bing Ads is owned by Microsoft and is the equivalent of Google Ads but for the Bing, Yahoo and AOL search engines as well as Bing Ads partner websites. You might be familiar with the Bing search engine and see these adverts if you’ve used the Microsoft Edge browser or another browser which has Bing
eBay launched its exciting image search function last month, to cater to the “shelfie” generation of shoppers. The image search allows shoppers who want a specific product to snap it, search it and buy it. Simple! It is interesting to see how much online shopping has progressed, given that we can now just order things
What is Outsourced Fulfilment? Selling online is never as easy as it may seem, not only do you have to ensure your products are listed online, but you have to purchase, market and deliver them to customers. All the while providing excellent customer service and working to grow your business. Doing all of this whilst
With marketplace competition growing significantly and larger brands becoming savvier at protecting themselves, the current situation is relentless for new and existing sellers. Large brands are coming up left right and centre, trying to stop genuine sellers from selling their products on Amazon; even when they aren’t doing anything wrong. More often than not, when
ith marketplace competition growing significantly over the last couple of years, it is no surprise that many sellers are finding it hard to get ahead of the new and old competition. Especially when the market is so price driven. Sellers can often find it hard to reduce pricing low enough to make any money, which
inkFrog makes it easy to list your Amazon.com products on eBay and to synchronize your sales of matching products across Amazon.com, eBay, Shopify, and other selling venues—all of which makes multi-channel selling a snap. Here’s how to use your Amazon.com store and Amazon.com store listings with inkFrog. 1. Log into your inkFrog account. To import
There’s one thing for certain all e-commerce businesses have in common… Returns. Returns are a problem all businesses face, no matter what you sell; and it can often be difficult finding a way to manage and deal with returns. As well as finding and implementing a process that best works for your business. Unfortunately, returns