If you’re just starting to sell online (i.e. six months or under), then one of the biggest factors you’ve got to be aware of is how their search engine operates. Virtually everyone who grew up in the digital age has some notion of how Google operates, but one of the biggest mistakes you can make is thinking it works similarly to Amazon.

In this post, RepricerExpress will explore Amazon’s Search Engine Page Results (SERP) and how you can tweak it to your own benefit.

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Amazon’s a mighty big beast to tangle with, but that shouldn’t stop you from trying. Truly successful sellers will take anyone on — but only when they’re prepared to do so. To get to that place, read up on what tips RepricerExpress has to offer. It doesn’t take as much as you think to be the David that slew Goliath.

Recognise Your Strengths and Play to Them

Look, Amazon is a giant with an inventory the size few ‘stores’ can rival. It’s like the NFL in America:...

Storage fees — ugh, what a pain, eh? And when they’re the result of long-term storage, RepricerExpress knows that’s the worst kind. Here’s some useful advice if you want to stop having your profits hit unnecessarily and avoid Amazon long-term storage fees.

Those Dreaded Alerts From Amazon
Chances are, you’ve been selling on Amazon for at least half a year, if not more. If that’s the case, then you’ve likely gotten an email from them saying you’re about to be charged for long-term storage fees....

There are two ways of being successful in ecommerce: maximising your own capabilities, and beating your competition. We’ve talked plenty about the former, so now RepricerExpress is going to take a look at the latter. As a juicy little intro, we’re going to hint that using RepricerExpress is one of the top ways of doing so.

1. Understand Your Opponent’s Strengths and Weaknesses

We love Sun-Tzu because even though it’s been thousands of years since he wrote The Art of War...

There are two ways you can use images with your online business: to accompany individual products, and to add depth to your content (i.e. blog posts or announcements). With the former, you should ALWAYS be taking your own pictures using the best gear and skills possible. For the latter, though, using stock photos is just fine and RepricerExpress is here to tell you about the best sites where you can get them for free.

Kaboom Pics
When you’re looking for creative/abstract/modern/kinda-covers-everything...