The document provides information for sellers on registering an account, listing products, and fulfilling orders on Amazon marketplace. It discusses registering as a seller, preparing product listings, uploading products to their catalog, and using Fulfillment by Amazon. It also covers topics like increasing seller ratings, managing customer feedback, order metrics, payment processing, returns and refunds policies.
Operations of Amazon Marketplace, How to become a seller in Amazon?, How Amazon web services can be used?, benefits of using FBA?, Amazon Payment and refund processes,
To rank higher on Amazon, you have to optimise your product listing. By providing relevant and complete information for your product, you can increase your product’s visibility and sales in search pages.
https://seoconsultant.tech/how-to-rank-your-products-on-amazon/
Operations of Amazon Marketplace, How to become a seller in Amazon?, How Amazon web services can be used?, benefits of using FBA?, Amazon Payment and refund processes,
To rank higher on Amazon, you have to optimise your product listing. By providing relevant and complete information for your product, you can increase your product’s visibility and sales in search pages.
https://seoconsultant.tech/how-to-rank-your-products-on-amazon/
eCommerce Returns – The Most Important Things to Consideri95Dev
Returns leave a significant dent in the retailers balance sheet. In this blog, we discuss the important things to consider while managing eCommerce returns.
Channel Expansion with eCommerce, Aggregates and MoreSociusPartner
Your customers have adopted consumer buying patterns, but has your company adapted to this change by selling your products and services the way customers purchase? This session will explore customer buying patterns and how they align with multi-channel strategies, including Amazon, eBay, eCommerce trends. We'll also discuss some common challenges companies face in adopting these strategies and how to avoid them as you plot your options for multi-channel management.
Did you know return volumes can amount to 10% to 30% of your season’s sales? It's true! Fortunately, you can minimize the impact to your bottom line by learning how to properly manage your returns process.
Keep your customers coming back— despite returns—using the tips we'll share in our upcoming webinar.
Learn how to:
Turn returns into sales
Write a clear return policy that doesn't hurt your sales
Decide if free shipping is right for you
Prevent returns during the sales and shipping processes
Cash in on outstanding credits and gift certificates
Ensuring a good product catalog is a necessity to improve a seller’s performance on e-marketplace. In this course you will learn how to make a good catalog.
Nigeria's Leading Field Sales and Marketing Operations and Customer Experienc...Solomon Itegboje
We support Our Clients to grow faster and annex opportunities in the market with an array of integrated Business, Marketing and Sales Solutions.
Given our background as Business, Marketing and Sales leaders in leading companies, we think like and for our clients and support them from ideation through execution to continuing operations of strategic and tactical interventions.
Our team consists of tested executives who had been Managing Directors, Marketing Directors, Sales and Commercial Directors and senior Managers in leading Organisations in Nigeria. We have a field team of close to 1000 associates.
Whether you've already listed some products on Amazon as a Seller, or if you're still unsure if it's the right move for your brand - this presentation shows you what it takes to be successful on Amazon.
Amazon optimization, pros and cons of selling on Amazon, and more concepts are discussed in detail.
A great guide to selling on Amazon, with 4 key strategies for being a successful Amazon FBA Seller.
For companies that are not yet selling on Amazon, this video will tell you everything you need to understand before you take the first step. Includes ideas on how Xport can help with the set-up and ongoing sales work.
Customers Retention for eCommerce in Asia - Speech at eTailAsia eventMinz Minh Buii
How to keep your eCommerce & Retail customers happy and comming back?
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Understanding the five key responsibilities of the Sales & Marketing functionSolomon Itegboje
The Key Objective of a Sales and Marketing Team of any Brand or Company is to get…
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eCommerce Returns – The Most Important Things to Consideri95Dev
Returns leave a significant dent in the retailers balance sheet. In this blog, we discuss the important things to consider while managing eCommerce returns.
Channel Expansion with eCommerce, Aggregates and MoreSociusPartner
Your customers have adopted consumer buying patterns, but has your company adapted to this change by selling your products and services the way customers purchase? This session will explore customer buying patterns and how they align with multi-channel strategies, including Amazon, eBay, eCommerce trends. We'll also discuss some common challenges companies face in adopting these strategies and how to avoid them as you plot your options for multi-channel management.
Did you know return volumes can amount to 10% to 30% of your season’s sales? It's true! Fortunately, you can minimize the impact to your bottom line by learning how to properly manage your returns process.
Keep your customers coming back— despite returns—using the tips we'll share in our upcoming webinar.
Learn how to:
Turn returns into sales
Write a clear return policy that doesn't hurt your sales
Decide if free shipping is right for you
Prevent returns during the sales and shipping processes
Cash in on outstanding credits and gift certificates
Ensuring a good product catalog is a necessity to improve a seller’s performance on e-marketplace. In this course you will learn how to make a good catalog.
Nigeria's Leading Field Sales and Marketing Operations and Customer Experienc...Solomon Itegboje
We support Our Clients to grow faster and annex opportunities in the market with an array of integrated Business, Marketing and Sales Solutions.
Given our background as Business, Marketing and Sales leaders in leading companies, we think like and for our clients and support them from ideation through execution to continuing operations of strategic and tactical interventions.
Our team consists of tested executives who had been Managing Directors, Marketing Directors, Sales and Commercial Directors and senior Managers in leading Organisations in Nigeria. We have a field team of close to 1000 associates.
Whether you've already listed some products on Amazon as a Seller, or if you're still unsure if it's the right move for your brand - this presentation shows you what it takes to be successful on Amazon.
Amazon optimization, pros and cons of selling on Amazon, and more concepts are discussed in detail.
A great guide to selling on Amazon, with 4 key strategies for being a successful Amazon FBA Seller.
For companies that are not yet selling on Amazon, this video will tell you everything you need to understand before you take the first step. Includes ideas on how Xport can help with the set-up and ongoing sales work.
Customers Retention for eCommerce in Asia - Speech at eTailAsia eventMinz Minh Buii
How to keep your eCommerce & Retail customers happy and comming back?
Read more m-commerce insights at http://ecomeye.com - Southeast Asia eCommerce Insider!
Understanding the five key responsibilities of the Sales & Marketing functionSolomon Itegboje
The Key Objective of a Sales and Marketing Team of any Brand or Company is to get…
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More Shoppers Shopping More
More Users Using More
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Predictive Analytics: It's The Intervention That MattersHealth Catalyst
In this two-part webinar, get the detailed knowledge you need to make informed decisions about adopting predictive analytics in healthcare so you can separate today's hype from reality. In part 1, you'll learn key learnings from Dale Sanders including 1) our fixation on predictive analytics in readmissions, 2) the common trap of predictions without interventions, 3) the common misconceptions of correlations verses causation, 4) examples of predictions without algorithms, and 5) the importance of putting the basics first.
In part 2, you'll hear from industry expert David Crockett, PhD in a "graduate level" crash course cover key concepts such as machine learning, algorithms, feature selection, classification, tools and more.
Amazon wants sellers to give customers the best possible shopping experience. With that aim in mind, they have enforced performance-based requirements upon sellers that will help them to qualify for more sales.
In this presentation, you will discover:
- The essential metrics for winning the Amazon Buy Box
- What Amazon expects from its marketplace sellers
- How to increase your seller metrics
- How data will help online sellers make informed decisions on pricing and performance
- The future of the Amazon Buy Box
How to Leverage your Amazon Holiday Sales for a Profitable 2015 FeedVisor
The selling potential for Amazon sellers is massive over the Holiday Season. But what happens once Christmas ends? How do you carry over your Christmas success?
Did you know that you can use your Christmas sales to advance your sales figures in the New Year?
Join Feedvisor’s Director of Marketing, Shmuli Goldberg, and SellerLabs’ Co-Founder, Brandon Checketts, for expert advice on the strategies you can implement today to ensure your 2014 Holiday momentum carries forward into 2015. They’ll be discussing advanced tactics to increase sales and improve your bottom line.
Webinar Highlights:
- Amazon revenue forecasts for 2015 and what this means for you
- The Amazon Buy Box and its impact on sales
- How to use the Feedback and Pricing metrics to your advantage
- Tactics you can implement today to make more profit
This course will cover the basics of managing customer experience. It will explain why it is important for a seller to ensure good customer experience.
Chargebacksprimarily occur for three reasons:
Item Not Received. The cardholder placed an order, paid for a service or product, but claims to have not received the order or service.
Significantly Not As Described.The cardholder claims that the product or service received was sub-standard, compared to the merchant’s description.
Unauthorized Transaction.The cardholder claims that a transaction is fraudulent or was processed without the cardholder’sconsent.
Chargebacksprimarily occur for three reasons:
Item Not Received. The cardholder placed an order, paid for a service or product, but claims to have not received the order or service.
Significantly Not As Described.The cardholder claims that the product or service received was sub-standard, compared to the merchant’s description.
Unauthorized Transaction.The cardholder claims that a transaction is fraudulent or was processed without the cardholder’sconsent.
7. FULFILMENT BY AMAZON
• Fast track delivery
• Increases visibility
• Customer service
• Shipment to 20 european countries
• Multi-channel fulfilment
• No need to care about shipping and storage
10. INCREASING SELLER RATING
• Avoid negative reviews
• Ask Amazon to remove negative feedback (90% of negative
feedbacks are against Amazon’s policies)
• Make changes when problems occur
• Get more positive feedback to outweigh negative
• Direct customer contact
• Fix problems without customer contact
11. WHY NEGATIVE FEEDBACK OCCURS
• Out of stock
• Late shipment
• Messy or complicated return
• Product not as described
• Wrong size or product
• Product quality
• Customer service
• Inaccurate feedback
12. CUSTOMER METRICS OVERVIEW
• Perfect Order Percentage (POP): The percentage of orders that are
perfectly accepted, processed, and fulfilled.
• Order defect rate (ODR): The percentage of orders that have received
a negative feedback, an A-to-z Guarantee claim or a service credit card
chargeback. <1%
• Pre-fulfilment cancellation rate: This measures in-stock rate for items
sold <2.5%
• Late dispatch rate: Orders dispatch-confirmed after the expected
dispatch date are considered to be late. <4%
• Percentage of orders refunded: High refund rates may be an indicator
of item stock-outs. <5%
13. SELLER RATING SYSTEM
• The rating is based on factors including how quickly you respond to
buyers and whether you ship on time, cancel orders, or have credit
card chargebacks, A-to-z Guarantee claims, or negative feedback.
How is Seller Rating calculated?
Each of orders in the last 365 days is assigned a score, called an
Order Quality Score. If an order is fulfilled without any problems, it
receives 100 points. Orders with problems lose points.
14. ORDER QUALITY SCORE
• Order-related buyer messages that do not receive a response within 24
hours
• Orders where the actual ship date is later than the promised ship date
• Cancelled orders (does not include buyer-requested order cancellations)
• Orders that are not confirmed shipped within the required time period
• Seller-faulted credit card chargebacks on an order
• Seller-faulted A-to-z Guarantee claims on an order
• Negative feedback on an order
15. BONUS POINTS FOR SELLER RATING
• No events listed for the Order Quality Score
• Order shipped with a valid tracking number
• Order delivered within 3 working days after it is placed
• Order delivered by the minimum promised arrival date
• Order does not result in refunds or concessions
16. HOW PAYMENT WORKS
• Sellers receive money on a 14-day cycle after they dispatch item.
Benefits of Charge When Ship
• Buyers contact sellers less often if they know when and how an order was
dispatched.
• Informed buyers are happier buyers; happier buyers leave better feedback ratings.
• If you are unable to dispatch an order, you can cancel it instead of confirming
dispatch; the buyer will not be charged and you won't have to issue a refund.
• You can easily tell which orders you have not yet confirmed as dispatched, and
we'll also send you an e-mail reminder if an order has not been confirmed to Amazon
as dispatched past the promised dispatch date.
17. RETURNS
• Buyers must contact within 30 days and return item in 45 days
• Seller covers both shipping costs
• Sellers are responsible for losses by shippers
18. REFUNDS
• Amazon will not initiate refund on sellers behalf
• Full refund
• Partial refund