As the raw material and container costs are edging higher, adjusting wholesales becomes more and more timely. Some already got theirs, some can’t get any due to lack of VM contact or other factors.

In the previous articles, we introduced some of the lesser-known and less considered factors that must be considered before making a Vendor Central (VC) to Seller Central (SC) switch.

Automation is a must-have for most of today’s businesses. In fact, 66% of organizations have tried or integrated automation in their business processes.

Amazon is a board game, the rules are set. Those who understand them will win. Those that do not, won’t. And will lag behind. In this webinar, Liz Downing was joined by Hannah Blackburn and Peter Beke of The Hawker’s Club.

Great to be partnering with Teikametrics again on our series questioning if vendors should move to seller central - this week’s topic is: Can you replicate the same customer experience after the move?

Shoppers browsing on voice assistants obviously don't have as much to work with when choosing a product. Amazon's solution? More often than not, when shoppers search using Alexa, Amazon's algorithm defaults to recommending whichever product has the Amazon's Choice badge for the search term.

Considering switching from Vendor Central to Seller Central? Decreasing VC margins? Unresponsive VM? POs not arriving on time? The usual answer is to head over to Seller Central.

In most groups the "how to get a price increase through?" is the most common question these days and for understandable reasons. So I thought I'd collate a quick summary for you all WHY most wholesale increase requests are being rejected.

Although the start of 2021 has been a bumper year for a lot of brands on e-commerce, having to adapt to a new supply chain has lead to a totally different profit structure.

Amazon did not publish their newest acquisition, but that doesn't mean it's not exciting. Selz helps sellers create their own stand alone online stores - would you use an Amazon tool to build your own site?