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,
Selling online is becoming increasingly challenging. Competition is heating up, and shoppers’ habits are changing fast. A recent Coresight Research report predicts that 15,000 retail chain stores in the US will shut down this year—more than double last year’s number—because of the rapid rise of online giants like Temu and Shein. At the same time,
When I launched my first Amazon store over a decade ago, I had high hopes, and it wasn’t that hard to see why. Back then, competition wasn’t nearly as intense, my niche was still fresh, social media was just starting to boom, and the marketplace wasn’t as crowded. It felt like the perfect time to
Between April and December 2024, India’s exports to the United States experienced a notable increase, reaching approximately $60 billion—a 5.57% rise from the same period in the previous fiscal year. This growth underscores India’s significant role as a key supplier of high-demand products to the US market. From textiles and handicrafts to leather goods and
