Your Secret Weapons this Q4 Shopping Season: Google Shopping Actions, Facebook Marketplace
If you're a reasonable person, that time of year when you're not willing to make any changes to your ecommerce operations is probably approaching.
Google Shopping Actions and Express: Mobile User Experience Review
In this video we walk you through the Google Shopping Actions user experience. Starting with a simple Google Search for paper towels, we see
Ecommerce Tip: Launch On Google Shopping Actions In Time For Q4 2018
Google Shopping Actions is, hands-down, the most significant shopping channel for authorized retailers and brands to diversify exposure away from Amazon, acquire new customers,
Start Selling On Facebook Marketplace with Zentail
Zentail’s mission is to make e-commerce simple and we’re focused on connecting leading retailers and brands with high value e-commerce sales channels.
Ecommerce Tip: Revenue Per SKU, Marketplace Catalogs That Outperform
I just had a conversation with a top 1,000 Amazon Marketplace seller. Our original strategy was to list as many products as possible
Christmas Starts in July: Prepping Your E-Commerce Store for the Holidays
Guest blog It’s summer! And never too early to prepare for the holidays… As skilled retail merchants know, a business can never be
Ecommerce Tip: To Be A Great Seller, Think Like A Buyer
In order to optimize your online sales, you need to think like your customers. Across our fast growing community of sellers, this powerful concept
Thank You For Your Purchase: Review-Worthy Packing Inserts
Have you ever wondered how some retailers can amass so many quality reviews for their products? Their products must be so phenomenal that their
What Supreme Court's South Dakota v. Wayfair Inc. Ruling Means For Multichannel Internet Retailers
Last Thursday's United States Supreme Court's ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair Inc. (17-494) marks a major turning point in the debate over whether
36% Of Product Discovery Happens On Search, Google
In the United States, over 85% of ecommerce product discovery and purchasing occurs on two major channels: Amazon (49%) and Search (36%, primarily through