How To Protect Your Brand On Amazon (And Why You Need To!)
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by Kristina Mertens
9M ago
The Amazon model has shifted over time. Brands now have more opportunity than ever to showcase themselves as brands, rather than simply the makers and suppliers of products on Amazon. As shoppers try to buy more from individual brands, particularly small, local, environmentally-friendly or family-run businesses, Amazon has provided more tools to help brands shine. Those tools include social media-type platforms, badges on products, and more creative ways to advertise. But to unlock those tools, you have to enrol for Brand Registry. What is Brand Registry? Brand Registry is, first of all, a ..read more
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Rethinking e-commerce returns policies and processes
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by Pack Shack
1y ago
The modern online consumer is connected, informed, and has more options for shopping than they can evaluate.  One determining factor that has become more important in consumer’s shopping preferences is whether a brand can offer a comprehensive returns policy. While the growth of e-commerce platforms in recent years provides an opportunity for retailers to capitalise on a wider pool of buyers, profit margins can often be limited by the logistical costs associated with fulfilment, deliveries and returns. Because consumers are unable to interact with products prior to purchase in the same wa ..read more
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Scaling your business as domestic e-commerce seller in the UK
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by Pack Shack
1y ago
The demand for e-commerce is at an all-time high with no signs of slowing down. Since the start of the pandemic, many consumers have relied on online stores to get their needed products, with businesses are following suit to avoid losing sales. The signs were evident even in July 2020, when Growth Intelligence data reported that over 85,000 businesses were launched online during the lockdown period. With the current regulations surrounding Brexit still freshly introduced, it can be increasingly difficult for businesses to deliver a world-class customer experience, especially when dealing with ..read more
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Packshack’s Journey Towards Sustainability
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by Rob Donald
1y ago
Embracing Recycling & Cutting-Edge Technology in Our UK Facility We are responsible for our actions… As a responsible business, Packshack is always looking for ways to minimise our impact on the environment. Every company should contribute to a sustainable future. We are proud to share our latest achievements in our UK facility. By embracing recycling, reusing waste materials, leveraging advanced technology, and introducing compostable packaging, we’ve managed to recycle or reuse 98.8% of all packaging and waste material, making our operations greener and more eco-friendly. Recycling and R ..read more
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3 Ways to Deal with Amazon Restock Limits
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by Kristina Mertens
1y ago
When Amazon restock limits are imposed, it can be frustrating for brands selling through Amazon FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon). Especially in Q4, the most important time for eCommerce merchants, FBA inventory restrictions can break your neck. What Are Amazon Restock Limits? Inventory restrictions limit the amount of stock that a brand can store in Amazon’s fulfilment centres, which can make it difficult for the brand to meet customer demand. Especially in times of high demand, Amazon has often imposed restock limits. In most cases, these restrictions are put in place to prevent overcrowding ..read more
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Setting an e-commerce strategy with fulfilment at the centre
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by Pack Shack
1y ago
Throughout the past year, consumer trends have indicated that the accelerated adoption of e-commerce is here to stay. For many brands, 2020 was a year of unprecedented growth online, from lockdowns forcing traditionally brick-and-mortar businesses online to companies bringing forward plans to launch established products on e-commerce platforms to capitalise on growing demand. However, even the largest of sellers have been affected by stock issues or struggled to manage the flurry of activity arising from demand surges. Delivery delays, ongoing as businesses adjust to new measures following the ..read more
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