With the holiday season just around the corner, many sellers are turning to RepricerExpress to help manage their Amazon prices during this busy period—it’s the quickest way to win more Buy Box share and increase your sales. In the spirit of the festive season, we’ve decided to run a fantastic competition for everyone (including existing RepricerExpress customers*).

What can I win?
A six month free subscription of RepricerExpress worth up to £540 (based on 25,000 SKUs)....

Guest blog by Nazma Noor fromMy Parcel Delivery.

Amazon were one of the first companies to offer Black Friday deals to UK customers in 2010 and last year they reported Black Friday to be the busiest sales day in the UK with more than 7.4 million goods sold. This year, Black Friday is due to fall on 25 November 2016 and is expected to be bigger than ever. Whether you’re a small business or a large online retailer, here are four key tips Black Friday you should look at when planning...

You know how little kids write a list to Santa of all the toys they want for Christmas? Sussing out the most profitable items to sell on Amazon FBA is kinda like that. Certain patterns emerge that point to the most popular products, and as usual, RepricerExpress has the inside scoop on that.

1. Books – Yep, the Kind Made of Paper and Ink

Raise your hand if you’re heard the death knell of books before. If it wasn’t Kindle, it was some variation of the iPod/iPad/iPhone....

You’ve just completed a sale and your buyer said your service was awesome — but the item itself was less than stellar. What do you do now? Well, if you’re really dead serious about improving on that aspect, then follow these handy tips from FeedbackExpress.

Know What Your Ultimate Goal Is
When faced with a negative product review, the first instinct is to make it go away. However, that can be a super long process — and not always with a good success rate. Instead, and as...

You might have noticed that we here at RepricerExpress tend to write extensively about how to awesome-ify your product descriptions. It’s sort of like when you’re in a university lecture and the professor repeats a point and underlines it on the chalkboard — it’s an important lesson to learn! So if you’re looking for a new, concise way to make your product descriptions pop, here it is.

1. Make Them More Interesting by Telling a Story

Think about politicians’ speeches...