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5 Tips For Growing Your Amazon Business From A Top E-Commerce Coach
Kambo recently shared with me what he's learned from launching, scaling and later selling multiple e-commerce brands, with significant success on Amazon. Here are his five top tips for growing an a business on Amazon:
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Bestseller ranking, or BSR, means how fast or slow a product is selling. For example, a product with a BSR of 1 is the best-selling product in that respective category, and the higher up one goes, the lower the sales are. Since Amazon has such an extensive library of products with high demand, sellers can sell up to 400k BSR and still receive constant monthly sales in specific categories. Still, there's a catch - only in specific categories.
3 E-Commerce Trends To Watch In 2021
eCommerce sales grew by over 30 percent in 2020, driven by unprecedented consumer demand during the global pandemic. As stay at home orders shifted from weeks to months, many consumers were forced to adapt to shopping online, which has fueled tremendous growth in the sector.
Essentially, the indoctrination of more buyers into the online ecosystem has been accelerated due to the pandemic. From increased overall sales, to new opportunities in niches previously untapped by entrepreneurs, eCommerce this coming year will continue to move forward in ways that, pre-pandemic, would have seemed impossible.
Bad Times For China E-Commerce?
Warehouse workers prepare for 'Double Eleven' online shopping festival in Lianyungang, Jiangsu ... [+] Province of China.
But is the shine starting to come off? Recent events have begun to cast a shadow over China's e-commerce sector. Last November, Chinese regulators blocked the public listing of Ant Financial. Though technically not an e-commerce firm, Ant is an integral part of the Alibaba ($BABA) empire, and grew to become the largest non-bank bank in the world. It started out facilitating e-commerce transactions and then expanded into lending, insurance and wealth management.
Quite a lot has been going on:
Worldwide ecommerce will approach $5 trillion this year - Insider Intelligence Trends, Forecasts
Despite a challenging year for retail in 2020, we estimate that worldwide retail ecommerce sales posted a 27.6% growth rate for the year, with sales reaching well over $4 trillion. This represents a substantial uptick from our mid-pandemic assessment that global ecommerce would decelerate to 16.5% growth and demonstrates the remarkable extent to which consumers transitioned to ecommerce last year.
Even as total worldwide retail sales declined by 3.0% and recessionary conditions set in around the world, ecommerce managed to perform above pre-pandemic expectations in 2020.
Ecommerce Product Releases: January 3, 2021 | Practical Ecommerce
Virtually try on makeup with Google Search using AR . Google has launched an augmented reality feature that lets users virtually try on makeup. Google is working with data partners ModiFace and Perfect Corp to help users visualize thousands of lipstick and eyeshadow shades from brands such as L'Oréal, MAC Cosmetics, Black Opal, and Charlotte Tilbury.
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Verishop launches “Shop Party” feature for online video shopping with friends . Verishop has launched a new iOS app feature called "Shop Party," where users can hang out over video chat, explore products and shoppable content, see what others are browsing, and check out with Verishop's commerce experience. Also, brand partners, industry experts, and stylists can host a Shop Party for individual or small group shopping and education sessions.
Diamond Industry Polishes B2B eCommerce Strategy | PYMNTS.com
What's unique about the diamond space, however, is that there is an opportunity to drive value through the digitization of B2B commerce that goes beyond the electronification of documents or the streamlining of processes.
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The diamond sector isn't a total stranger to digital procurement. Today, the B2B eCommerce model has secured relatively high penetration as wholesalers embrace online platforms to display their product offerings.
2020 Holiday Sales Wrap-up | Practical Ecommerce
Challenged by a pandemic and an unstable economy, online and brick-and-mortar retailers scrambled to salvage the 2020 holiday shopping season. Most merchants started offering discounts much earlier than in previous years to accommodate the changed shopping dynamics.
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Research firms defined the 2020 holiday season as the months of November and December (through Christmas Day). Early online discounts diminished the impact of the Cyber 5 — Thanksgiving Day through Cyber Monday — which, according to Adobe Analytics, saw an increase in online sales in the U.S. of 21 percent over 2019. This compares to a 32-percent online increase over 2019 for the entire U.S. 2020 holiday shopping season.
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