As an Amazon seller, you know how challenging it can be to manage every aspect of your business on your own. From sourcing products to managing customer service, there’s just too much to handle. This is where virtual assistants can come in handy, but not all VA services are created equal.
When it comes to sourcing from India, negotiating is a vital part of the process, and it’s important to know how to do it effectively.
In this article, we’ll explore the top negotiation strategies with Indian suppliers, to help you navigate the process with like a boss.
If you are in the business of selling apparel, furnishings or other products made from cotton and source from China, now is the time to start exploring alternative markets such as India.
Amazon Sellers, look no further than Open Ai’s GPT-3 language model to improve your productivity and efficiency with this innovative technology.
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Everyday Amazon receives tens of thousands of cartons into its warehouses. Even though Amazon has state-of-the-art systems to receive and manage inventory, sometimes cartons do get lost or inventory is miscalculated.
It’s important to build a sourcing strategy that doesn’t just support you right now – it also acts as a foundation for your future logistics plans, in line with your wider FBA business strategy. Here are four tips on building a sourcing strategy that will scale as your business grows.
India Sourcing Trip is back with our international conference, coaching sessions, visits to Indian trade show and factory visits. Find out what attendees of the previous Trip had to say about their experience and book your seat for the next Trip!
Increasingly, Amazon is focusing on and giving preference to products that are sold by trademarked brands.
Let’s see the two types of Trademark applications and FAQs.
When considering sourcing in India vs China, there are many important variables to consider ranging from each country’s political climate to their unique manufacturing capabilities. Let’s take a look at some of these different factors to help business owners decide which country makes sense for their firm.
