As you might already know, export companies work on very slim margins. And when changes in currency valuation take place, they adjust their prices of course, and some online sellers
The online marketplace is primarily a visual interface. The first impression that a potential customer will have of your business on Amazon, is your product photography. The pictures therefore become
We recently received this question from a client of Cascadia: “Perhaps you could comment on ProductElf, if you know anything about them? Is it a safe platform?” In short, ProductElf
So you’re ready to get your online store out there…you have all your products ready (or mostly ready…), you’ve bought your domain name before someone else snuck by and got
During the manufacturing process, there are many production issues that can occur: poor quality, long lead times, high on-hand inventory, supply chain interruptions, etc. These things all affect the product
You’ve got your t-shirt company up and running, and your brand is starting to really take off! Disney just released its new movie, and you know it’s going to be
When selling on Amazon, just like any other 3rd party platform, there is a chance your inventory could be damaged somehow. Keep this in mind; there’s always a risk that
Amazon comes out with new tools and features regularly, but nothing has been as exciting and interesting to me as a manager of brands on Amazon, than the Storefront. Essentially,
It’s no secret that social media is a large part the average person’s day. And so is Amazon! Posting everything from a photo of what you’re having for dinner, to
There are several types of products sold on Amazon.com. The vast majority are just your run of the mill dishtowels, bath mats, Q-tips and throw pillows. Nothing dangerous about them,
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