Good news for all retailers who sell internationally, or who are still planning to do so, because Amazon is launching Amazon.se as a marketplace in Sweden. With plentymarkets, you can, of course, sell your products directly on the platform, and you can find out how easy it is in this blog.
Good news for all international sellers and all those who wish to become one: Amazon is getting started with Amazon.nl as marketplace. And of course, you can sell your items there with plentymarkets right from the beginning.
Listen up, online sellers who already sell or are interested in selling their items on Amazon! plentymarkets provides you with the new ASIN matching feature which now enables you to offer your items even more quickly on Amazon. Read this blog and find out everything about ASIN matching and its advantages.
We have good news for anyone who sells items internationally or wants to start doing so. Now it's possible to sell Amazon items in Canada and Mexico with plentymarkets. This article teaches you how it's done.
It's a beautiful, sunny day outside – and it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Gingerbread cookies are appearing on supermarket shelves and sellers are starting to prepare for Christmas. For good reason: the holiday shopping season is the most profitable time to be in e-commerce. This article gives you several practical tips that will help you gear up for the peak selling season of 2018.
New multi-channel delivery services help eBay sellers meet the standards for eBay Plus and ensure next day delivery. eBay Fulfilment works in collaboration with FIEGE, plentymarkets and Hermes.
What started by selling a stamp collection on eBay over 20 years ago has grown into an impressive import business today. Wilhelmus Kronenburg has achieved great things with his company and demonstrated what sellers can achieve if they're willing to take the right risks at the right times. Continue reading this success story to learn more about the history of this flagship business.
E-Commerce is booming! And for many consumers, buying products online has become a normal part of life. It's getting easier and easier for customers to buy products online and to browse through stores in other countries. Borders are beginning to play less of a role. Oftentimes, it's hard for customers to even tell which country an item was shipped from. It's only logical that international online purchases are becoming more common. Nowadays, one of every seven online purchases is a cross-border transaction. In general, customers are more interested in how quickly they can receive an item than from where the item was shipped. In short, sellers can greatly benefit from expanding their delivery range and selling in other countries.