Understanding Amazon For Resellers
As a member of the Angellist community of innovators and who's who in Tech USA, I occasionally receive emails from the Angellist blog.
Most of the topics and posts are kind of interesting, but this is the first one I felt was worth mentioning here on SellerThink.
It's recent blog post takes a look at Amazon, and though the title may be a little deceptive "Your Amazon orders could be counterfeits", it's none the less a must read for any who currently sells on Amazon or is thinking about selling on Amazon.
Though personally I do not sell on Amazon for various reasons and never have, I do keep up with its community of sellers, my nephew and his brother are high profile sellers on Amazon and someday, one day, if I should decide to change my own seller format and product line, I may take another look.
That being said, I've read quite a few articles this year with subject titles like, "Is Amazon still a viable option for resellers who are late to the game".
Why you should read this article by Angellist, is because its goes briefly into the history of Amazon as a company, but it also provides some excellent resources that new and current Amazon sellers may want to explore. These are resources for software tools for reselling and a few for marketing.
You may have heard of camel, camel, camel - if not, you should look into it, but camel, camel, camel is not among the provided resources being provided in the Angellist article. These are resources and tools I personally haven't heard of before, and I make it my business to know as much about every marketplace and reselling tools as possible. I literally spend hours and hours searching out information.
You may have heard of camel, camel, camel - if not, you should look into it, but camel, camel, camel is not among the provided resources being provided in the Angellist article. These are resources and tools I personally haven't heard of before, and I make it my business to know as much about every marketplace and reselling tools as possible. I literally spend hours and hours searching out information.
I believe I have said enough, after all, this is the SellerThink blog and not the Amazon blog or Angelist blog. I've accomplished my goal. I've told you a little bit about the article, and now here is the link to it so you can read it on your own and decide for yourself.
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