Imagine ordering your favorite coffee just by saying it aloud. No buttons. No screens. No typing. That’s not the future. It’s happening right now. Thanks to voice and conversational commerce, the way people shop is evolving faster than ever. In fact, Google reports that 27% of the global online population is already using voice search […]
Imagine making sales, replying to customer questions, updating inventory, and sending emails—all while you sleep or sip coffee on the beach. That’s not a fantasy. That’s the power of automation. If you’re an online seller handling orders, marketing, customer service, and everything else yourself, you’re probably stretched thin. That kind of hustle might have worked
If you’ve been selling online from anywhere in the US (or even just thinking about it), chances are you’ve heard CJ Dropshipping tossed around in Facebook groups, YouTube videos, or by sellers sharing their success stories. And the reason it keeps popping up is probably because you’ve run into the same roadblocks most sellers face:
Ever wondered why Amazon seems built for you, the everyday shopper, while sites like Alibaba cater to businesses buying in bulk? That’s the difference between B2B and B2C business models. And understanding how they work is crucial if you’re planning to start or grow a business. Whether you want to sell handmade jewelry, offer cloud-based
Online arbitrage is a method of reselling where you buy products from one online store at a lower price and then resell them on another online platform, such as Amazon USA, eBay, or Walmart, for a profit. It’s essentially digital flipping. You find a product on an online retailer like Walmart, Target, or Home Depot
Sourcing products from outside the US has never been easier, thanks to e-commerce platforms like Alibaba, Global Sources, and AliExpress. In fact, there are now over 40 platforms that connect buyers with suppliers in China and nearby countries, which means plenty of options to explore if you’re looking for profitable products to sell online. One
A few years ago, I took on a gig for an ecommerce website that needed high-quality content for its blog. Naturally, I asked for a project brief, but to my surprise, there wasn’t one. They simply told me to come up with topics and write about them. Not wanting to cause unnecessary delays, I did
Did you know that nearly 70% of online shopping carts are abandoned before checkout? And one of the biggest reasons is that the store doesn’t offer the payment method the customer prefers. Let’s say you sell handmade jewelry. A potential customer finds a pair of earrings they like, adds them to their cart, and heads
Maybe 2025 is your year. Maybe it’s mine. Or maybe both of us will hit it big. The question is, how? What needs to change in what we’re doing right now to turn that into reality? Is it a matter of refining our approach, doubling down on what’s working, or taking a completely new direction?
Did you know that Amazon’s average return rate is between 5% and 15%? That might seem low compared to other platforms, but when you consider Amazon’s massive scale, it’s staggering. With around 12 million orders placed daily, that means 600,000 to 1.8 million orders get sent back every single day. And that’s just the big
