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How to Get Great Amazon Reviews!

How to Sell on Amazon! The Complete Guide!

When you have a product you sell on Amazon, the whole package is important including Amazon reviews, quite literally.

Customers have thousands of options at their fingertips in any given product category, and that means they can be discerning. Customers can also leave their reviews of your product, and those reviews are an integral part of boosting your sales if they’re positive.

From having beautifully designed packaging to sending follow-up emails after someone receives your product, you want a streamlined experience that compels your Amazon customers to jump on the site and leave you a great review.

The following are some tips to get those coveted online reviews.

Ready to Launch an Amazon FBA Business?

Amazon FBA Advantages and Disadvantages!

When it comes to e-commerce, Amazon is the top-ranking company in the world. They have a market cap of over $1 trillion. Between the app and website, they receive over 2.45 billion visits each month, practically controlling the online market.

Additionally, roughly 7,400 items are sold by Amazon sellers every minute. Over time, many have become interested in the Amazon FBA model, leading to an influx of participants and an increase in competition.

To stay competitive, it is crucial to know how to optimize your FBA business.

What are the Supply Chain Impacts of Amazon’s Whole Foods Acquisition?

Amazon and Uber Impact on Logistics!

Big news out of the grocery retail world as Amazon has announced its acquisition of major organic foods retailer Whole Foods Market – for an eye-popping $13.7 billion sale price that doesn’t look so massive given Amazon’s $136 billion sales volume in 2016.

Analysts across the retail industry are talking about the huge implications of this sale for a retail industry that many say is in the middle of a major meltdown, in part owing to Amazon’s massive growth in the eCommerce space. This foray into the grocery business is a big challenge to companies like Target, Wal-Mart, and others, and also a sign that reports of brick and mortar retail’s demise might be greatly exaggerated.