Are you looking for
advice regarding a good way to share your clothing collection across various online
retail channels? Fortunately, we have a fairly good tip for fashion designers
that already have their own online boutique. It is fine to run your own
e-commerce site to sell your apparel, shoes, and accessories. But it is
important to keep in mind that you can simultaneously sell the same product on
multiple other sites at the same time.
ChannelAdvisor is a provider of
software-as-a-service, or SaaS, solutions that enable their retailer and branded
manufacturer customers to integrate, manage and optimize their merchandise sales
across hundreds of online channels. Through their platform, their customers can
connect with new and existing sources of demand for their products, including
e-commerce marketplaces, such as eBay, Amazon and Newegg, search engines and
comparison shopping websites, such as Google, Microsoft’s Bing, and Nextag, and
emerging channels, such as Facebook.
ChannelAdvisor has set the global standard for e-commerce optimization by providing best-in-class technology, strategic services and thought leadership to help retailers and branded manufacturers master the complexity of connecting with consumers online.
ChannelAdvisor has set the global standard for e-commerce optimization by providing best-in-class technology, strategic services and thought leadership to help retailers and branded manufacturers master the complexity of connecting with consumers online.
Scot Wingo and Aris Buinevicius—entrepreneurs who saw the need for a new retailer-focused e-commerce solution–founded ChannelAdvisor in 2001. They developed an eye-opening software solution that tamed the complexity of the emerging online retail space, giving retailers and brands the power to make their products visible across multiple channels to the widest range of potential customers.
The ChannelAdvisor platform:
- Seamlessly translates and distributes retailer data across the globe
- Offers robust reporting capabilities so sellers can track progress across channels and make real-time, performance-based decisions
- Is augmented by expert strategy and custom service packages to help demystify the process of selling online
ChannelAdvisor is
also in constant discussion with companies like Google, Amazon and eBay, keeping
their finger on the pulse of where the market is headed.
Their suite of solutions, accessed through a standard web browser, provides their customers with a single, integrated user interface to manage their product listings, inventory availability, pricing optimization, search terms, data analytics and other critical functions across these channels. Their proprietary cloud-based technology platform delivers significant breadth, scalability and flexibility to their customers.
Their suite of solutions, accessed through a standard web browser, provides their customers with a single, integrated user interface to manage their product listings, inventory availability, pricing optimization, search terms, data analytics and other critical functions across these channels. Their proprietary cloud-based technology platform delivers significant breadth, scalability and flexibility to their customers.
If you want to learn
more about services provided by ChannelAdvisor you may want to join them for a
fashion industry relevant webinar that they will be conducting this month about
selling your product on Amazon. Yes, if you own a clothing, footwear, or
jewelry store, you can sell product on your own ecommerce site and also sell it
at the same time on Amazon.
Getting
up and running on Amazon is a necessity if you want to be a viable player in the
booming ecommerce space. With more than 200 million products in all
kinds of categories, and a Prime subscription that guarantees order deliveries
in two days or less — Amazon has set the bar high for what’s expected in
e-commerce.
When
comparing online marketplaces, more than 70% of U.S. respondents to the
ChannelAdvisor 2015 Online Retail
Survey said Amazon generates the greatest sales
volume for their products. However, Amazon’s massive popularity means more than 2 million other retailers worldwide
also have an established presence on the site, and they’re all competing for a
share of the consumer’s wallet.
How can you stand out from the crowd?
How can you stand out from the crowd?
In
order to capitalize on the massive opportunity that Amazon offers, you should
really think strongly about implementing expert strategies to help increase your
visibility on Amazon.
In a webinar with Multichannel Merchant on Wednesday, September 16, 2015 ChannelAdvisor’s Marketplaces Product Manager Gina DeFrank and Marketplaces Services Team Lead John Bryan will take this subject to the next level and discuss the top five tactics that retailers must execute to amplify their presence on Amazon, including:
In a webinar with Multichannel Merchant on Wednesday, September 16, 2015 ChannelAdvisor’s Marketplaces Product Manager Gina DeFrank and Marketplaces Services Team Lead John Bryan will take this subject to the next level and discuss the top five tactics that retailers must execute to amplify their presence on Amazon, including:
Using
Sponsored Products to increase your product exposure
Implementing Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) to enhance your shipping strategy
Developing a sound pricing strategy to stay competitive
Selling internationally via Amazon’s international sites
Owning your branding with Brand Registry
Implementing Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) to enhance your shipping strategy
Developing a sound pricing strategy to stay competitive
Selling internationally via Amazon’s international sites
Owning your branding with Brand Registry
To learn how to
attract customers to your Amazon product listings, take advantage of Amazon’s
specialized programs and keep your Amazon data clean and rich, register for the
September 16, 2015 webinar hosted by ChannelAdvisor by visiting
http://bit.ly/MCMAmazonWebinar.
We cannot promise that this webinar will be specifically for the fashion industry, but it would definitely have tips to help clothing stores and fashion designers.
We cannot promise that this webinar will be specifically for the fashion industry, but it would definitely have tips to help clothing stores and fashion designers.
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