Rachel Andrea Go

Rachel is the marketing director of MyFBAPrep, and a remote marketing manager with a background in building scalable content engines. She creates content that wins customers for B2B ecommerce companies, and has scaled organic acquisition efforts for companies like Deliverr and Skubana.
Fulfillment and Logistics
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How to Create Resilient eCommerce Logistics and Operations

The eCommerce industry is growing a stunning 43.7% year after year, which makes it one of the most exciting to be in … but also one of the most volatile. The more pressure and demand you place on the supply chains of a single industry, the more likely things are to break. We’ve seen it...

By Rachel Andrea Go on November 04, 2021

Fulfillment and Logistics
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Common 3PL problems: Top 10 Complaints We Hear Every Year

If you’re an eCommerce seller, a third-party logistics partner (3PL) can be a lifesaver. 3PLs allow you to offload the time, cost, and headache of storing inventory and handling logistics on your own. In fact, 75% of retailers say the use of 3PL services has contributed to an overall reduction in logistics costs. That said,...

By Rachel Andrea Go on November 02, 2021

Conversions
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What is Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) and Why is it So Critical in eCommerce?

Who would you pick: a customer who purchases one high-ticket item from your site, but never returns, or a customer who makes hundreds of smaller purchases from you over the course of 10 years? The answer is simple: In most cases, you’d pick the person who buys from your site repeatedly. Not only is the...

By Rachel Andrea Go on October 28, 2021

Amazon
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Maximize Amazon Q4 Revenue: 3 Technology Tools to Optimize Your Supply Chain, Advertising, and Margins

Webinar recap — As Q4 approaches, it’s crucial sellers take steps to implement strategy. Whether that’s increasing inventory, optimizing ads, or taking steps to prevent additional costs, it will make and save you money. While much of this can be handled manually, the wealth of digital tooling on the market often makes it faster and...

By Rachel Andrea Go on October 21, 2021

Amazon
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A List of Essential FBA Prep Services and How They Work

Amazon FBA is meant to simplify fulfillment, but preparing a shipment for FBA is anything but. You must meet a number of strict FBA prep requirements to avoid check-in delays, unexpected charges, or rejected inventory. To give you a sense of what the process entails, here’s a list of several common FBA prep services to...

By Rachel Andrea Go on October 19, 2021

Amazon
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What is Amazon A+ Content (Previously Amazon Enhanced Brand Content) and How to Use It

As lucrative as Amazon can be, it’s a hard place to build your brand. A majority of Amazon shoppers are brand agnostic. In fact, 65% of surveyed consumers said they would feel comfortable buying from names they’ve never heard of before on marketplaces like Amazon. Amazon A+ Content, however, provides a golden opportunity to showcase...

By Rachel Andrea Go on October 07, 2021

Amazon
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How to Create an FBA Shipping Plan on Amazon’s New Shipping Template (2021 Update)

Amazon has updated their shipping template, so we’re here to give you some new step-by-step instructions to create an FBA shipping plan. Properly creating a shipping plan is vital to getting your goods into FBA without any delays. These 8 simple steps (with photos) will have you on your way in no time. Step 1:...

By Rachel Andrea Go on September 30, 2021

Amazon
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How to Write Compelling Product Descriptions on Amazon

Two thousand characters. That’s how much space you have in your Amazon product descriptions to impress your customers. That might sound like a lot, but it’s easy to max out on characters when your description is one of the only things your customers have to base their purchase decisions on. Needless to say, having a...

By Rachel Andrea Go on September 28, 2021

Direct to Consumer
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How eCommerce Sellers Can Use DTC Brand Partnerships to Boost Reach and Sales

We’ve all witnessed the power of a successful brand partnership. Case in point: Red Bull and GoPro, or Nike and Michael Jordan. All of these brands seem to make sense together, and over the years, both partnerships have proved extraordinarily fruitful. Fortunately, you don’t need to be a Red Bull or a Michael Jordan to...

By Rachel Andrea Go on September 23, 2021

Direct to Consumer
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How DTC Sellers Can Use Webinars and Events to Boost Their Brand (and Get More Sales)

Webinar and virtual events bring a rare advantage to the table. For one, you don’t need a huge budget to pull off a massive (and successful) event. Secondly, there are various types of events you can host to boost your customer acquisition strategy. For example, BarkBox, a dog toy subscription service, cleverly hosts Open BARK...

By Rachel Andrea Go on September 21, 2021

Conversions
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How to Use Social Media for DTC Success: Influencers, Engagement, and Customer Support

For DTC brands, a social media presence is all but a prerequisite for remaining competitive. It’s an excellent channel for customer acquisition, and doubles as a way to listen to your customers and collect their feedback. Not only is social media teeming with opportunities to engage new audiences, but most customers now expect your brand...

By Rachel Andrea Go on September 16, 2021

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