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Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) is one of the most popular fulfillment networks in the world. In fact, an estimated 94% of Amazon sellers participate in the program (although many use a hybrid model and fulfill their orders outside of FBA). It’s an attractive option, as you gain access to Prime, Amazon takes over customer service...
Shapermint creates comfortable, shape-enhancing underclothes that accommodate all body types. The brand has been a champion of women’s confidence and offers a chic line of shapewear that blends comfort with the promise of a polished look. From figure-flattering camisoles to supportive bras and smoothing leggings, Shapermint products promote body positivity and inclusivity. With their popularity...
In the FBA program, Amazon handles product sales, customer service, logistics, and returns for participating sellers. While you still want to invest in merchandising, marketing, and product sourcing, FBA is an easy gateway into eCommerce, whether you manufacture your own products or decide to be a reseller. That being said, what are the best Amazon...
Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) is one of the most popular ways to sell on the Amazon platform, with more than 90% of top sellers participating in the program. It lets you leverage Amazon’s warehousing, two-day Prime shipping, and customer service to increase sales. Still, while it’s easy to join FBA, reaping its rewards takes more...
How does Amazon FBA work? In eCommerce, efficient fulfillment can make or break your business. Those who want to enter Amazon’s competitive marketplace have two options in that regard: Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) or Fulfilled by Merchant (FBM). The choice between managing your own logistics or utilizing Amazon’s robust logistics network is critical. FBA pleads...
Amazon’s latest updates to its FBA refund policy have left many sellers concerned about their bottom line and operational efficiency. These changes, particularly the shift to reimbursing sellers based on inventory cost rather than sale price, have significant implications for profit margins and inventory management. Let’s break down the key changes and explore how MyFBAPrep...
Amazon has officially revamped its Consumables Product Bundling Policy, creating significant changes for sellers in categories like grocery, pet supplies, health & beauty, and baby products. With enforcement starting January 1, 2025, sellers must rethink how they create and list product bundles to stay compliant. But while these changes seem daunting, they also present new...
For brands selling on Amazon, the rise of unauthorized third-party sellers is a pervasive issue that can wreak havoc on your brand’s reputation, pricing strategy, and overall customer trust. Unauthorized sellers often list your products without your consent, undercut your pricing, provide subpar customer experiences, and dilute your brand identity. Why Unauthorized Sellers Are a...
What are 2D Barcodes? 2D barcodes, unlike traditional 1D barcodes, store significantly more data, including product details like ASIN, UPC, EAN, ISBN, or FNSKU, expiration dates, and quantities per box. These codes enable Amazon fulfillment center staff to access all critical shipment details instantly with a single scan. This eliminates the need for manual entry,...
In eCommerce shipping, sellers are responsible for maintaining timelines, ensuring package protection throughout the entire delivery, and fighting to keep shipping costs low. However, those who list frozen food must contend with additional concerns as well, such as how to deliver products at the correct temperature. Mailing frozen food brings unique considerations like temperature control,...
At MyFBAPrep, we revolutionize the way you send inventory to Amazon by eliminating the headaches of placement fees, split shipments, and the high costs of less-than-truckload (LTL) freight. Our innovative logistics strategy ensures that your inventory, no matter the size, is seamlessly shipped in full truckloads (FTL) to the right location every time. Whether you’re...
USPS vs UPS? Shipping goods to customers is (hopefully) the final step in an eCommerce supply chain, but with multiple shipping carriers available, it can be difficult to choose one to deliver your orders. UPS (United Parcel Service) and USPS (United States Postal Service) are two of the largest options in the U.S and part...
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