In 2025, dropshipping is no longer the easy gold rush it once was. Everyone knows about it. Competition is brutal. Ad costs are rising. Customers are getting pickier. And honestly, the “get rich quick” crowd has made it even harder for serious sellers to stand out. If you want to build a dropshipping store that […]
B2C stands for Business-to-Consumer. B2B stands for Business-to-Business. That might sound simple, but the difference goes far deeper than who you’re selling to. It affects your entire strategy—how you price, advertise, build relationships, and close sales. Why does this matter so much in 2025? Because the playing field is shifting fast. Customers—whether they’re individuals or
A while back, when I was working for a small online brand, I was put in charge of running a flash sale—a weekend-only kind of thing. Traffic started pouring in, orders were flying out, and so were the questions: “How do I apply the discount?” “Is this item restocking?” “Where’s my order?” My inbox turned
Let me guess. You’re sitting there, refreshing your bank app for the third time today, wondering, “How long do Amazon refunds take?” Whether you’re an online seller or a curious buyer, understanding the Amazon refund time is crucial, not just for your peace of mind, but also for your business cash flow. Refund timelines can
More and more online sellers are either leaving Amazon or looking for other platforms to expand their business. According to Jungle Scout’s State of the Amazon Seller 2024 report, 60% of Amazon sellers were also selling on at least one other channel in 2023. And honestly, it makes sense. Over the years, Amazon’s fees have
When adding products to your store on Walmart Marketplace, you need to choose between two fulfillment options: Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS) or Seller Fulfilled. With Seller Fulfilled, you’re responsible for everything—packing, shipping, handling returns, and dealing with any customer service hiccups that come up. WFS, on the other hand, lets you offload all of that
The most profitable products to sell online right now might not be what you expect, but they all have one thing in common—they solve a problem. As technology evolves, so does the demand for convenience. Consumers are looking for easier ways to handle everyday tasks they once didn’t think twice about, like plugging in a
Tired of fighting for scraps on Amazon and Walmart Marketplace? I hear you. I’ve been there. It took me a while—and lots of trial and error—to figure things out. But let’s be honest. Not everyone has the time, money, or patience to grind through endless competition and rising fees just to make a decent profit.
Even with everything that’s going on in the world of trade and commerce, China is still the best place to source products for your online store. It accounts for 31.6% of global manufacturing output, making it the world’s largest supplier of everything from electronics and clothing to home goods and niche items. If you want
Let me start this article by looking back at an event that, if you ask me, was about as necessary as a seatbelt on a rocking chair. Whoever supported the idea must have had valid reasons, or it was just politics at play. Either way, it affected all of us, especially small online sellers. So,
