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SURPRISE YOUR CUSTOMER
You need to do more than just deliver to your customers.
You need to delight them too. For example if customers are
simply expecting to receive a delivery on time you can delight
them by upgrading their parcel to a priority shipping status for no
extra charge. This will often cost you only a little more or in many
cases it could end up costing you less than a standard delivery.
By keeping your promises, you can keep your customers.
If you get your parcels to your customers quickly and
safely and offer as much status visibility as possible
during the delivery journey you will create a very
positive customer experience.
KEEP YOUR DELIVERY PROMISES
LOOK FOR EFFICIENCIES
The more similar your orders are the more efficient
you can become. For example multiple orders can
be picked at the same time in waves. Therefore the
more orders you receive for a single type of product,
the faster the picking and packing becomes.
This can be useful during sales promotion periods.
Amazon has set the bar high in terms of ways to fulfill
within the ecommerce sector. Shipments aresecurely
packed, quickly filled (often on the same day) and
the online shopper receives a notification when
the goods are on their way.
DO IT LIKE AMAZON
GIVE BUYERS EVERY OPTION
Many businesses only ship once a day. However
as some consumers may be happy with a
three-day delivery, others may wish for same day
delivery or even free delivery. This means you
need to be able to offer these different options if
you don’t want to miss out on sales opportunities.
Drop shipping means that retailers do not keep goods in
stock. Instead they transfer customer orders and
shipment details to either their manufacturer or a
wholesaler who the ships the goods directly to the
consumer. If implemented correctly drop shipping can
reduce distribution and fulfillment costs significantly.
EMBRACE DROP SHIPPING
LET THE PROFESSIONALS HANDLE WAREHOUSING
Outsourcing your ecommerce warehousing
can do your business a lot of good. You will
not make money moving boxes and
producing labels. Third parties can do this
much better then you can, leaving you time
to get on with running your business.
Many businesses think it’s easier to select
one carrier for everything. But this is not the
case. It’s best to continuously evaluate the
right shipping mix in order to meet your and
your customers different needs
SHOP AROUND FOR CARRIERS
YOUR
OMNICHANNEL
FULFILLMENT
CHECKLIST

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Omnichannel Fulfillment Checklist

  • 1. SURPRISE YOUR CUSTOMER You need to do more than just deliver to your customers. You need to delight them too. For example if customers are simply expecting to receive a delivery on time you can delight them by upgrading their parcel to a priority shipping status for no extra charge. This will often cost you only a little more or in many cases it could end up costing you less than a standard delivery. By keeping your promises, you can keep your customers. If you get your parcels to your customers quickly and safely and offer as much status visibility as possible during the delivery journey you will create a very positive customer experience. KEEP YOUR DELIVERY PROMISES LOOK FOR EFFICIENCIES The more similar your orders are the more efficient you can become. For example multiple orders can be picked at the same time in waves. Therefore the more orders you receive for a single type of product, the faster the picking and packing becomes. This can be useful during sales promotion periods. Amazon has set the bar high in terms of ways to fulfill within the ecommerce sector. Shipments aresecurely packed, quickly filled (often on the same day) and the online shopper receives a notification when the goods are on their way. DO IT LIKE AMAZON GIVE BUYERS EVERY OPTION Many businesses only ship once a day. However as some consumers may be happy with a three-day delivery, others may wish for same day delivery or even free delivery. This means you need to be able to offer these different options if you don’t want to miss out on sales opportunities. Drop shipping means that retailers do not keep goods in stock. Instead they transfer customer orders and shipment details to either their manufacturer or a wholesaler who the ships the goods directly to the consumer. If implemented correctly drop shipping can reduce distribution and fulfillment costs significantly. EMBRACE DROP SHIPPING LET THE PROFESSIONALS HANDLE WAREHOUSING Outsourcing your ecommerce warehousing can do your business a lot of good. You will not make money moving boxes and producing labels. Third parties can do this much better then you can, leaving you time to get on with running your business. Many businesses think it’s easier to select one carrier for everything. But this is not the case. It’s best to continuously evaluate the right shipping mix in order to meet your and your customers different needs SHOP AROUND FOR CARRIERS YOUR OMNICHANNEL FULFILLMENT CHECKLIST