Today at Amazon Accelerate, we announced exciting updates to programs and services to help you get your products to customers faster and more seamlessly than ever.
Supply Chain by Amazon simplifies operations, lowers costs, and unlocks faster delivery speeds
Supply Chain by Amazon is radically simplifying operations and optimizing inventory placement, unlocking faster delivery speeds that are increasing sales by an average of 20%. Hundreds of thousands of you already use at least one of these Supply Chain by Amazon services, with adoption of multiple services tripling in the first half of 2024.
To learn more, read the announcement. To sign up and get started with Supply Chain by Amazon, go to Supply Chain by Amazon.
Buy with Prime and Multi-Channel Fulfillment expand with new capabilities and more brands
Buy with Prime and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) announced a number of enhancements for merchant and shopper experiences. These new capabilities are part of our focus on innovating to help businesses of all sizes increase their sales in Amazon’s store and beyond.
Already this year, Buy with Prime orders through merchants' sites are up over 45% year-over-year, driving an average 16% revenue increase per shopper. Additionally, MCF now serves over 200,000 US merchants, with a 70% year-over-year increase in total orders fulfilled.
For more information, read the announcement. To learn more about how to participate in these programs, go to Buy with Prime or Amazon MCF.
Amazon Shipping launches new mobile app for improved management on the go
With the new Amazon Shipping mobile app, you’ll be able to schedule pickups directly from your own warehouse, oversee inventory across warehouses, receive real-time updates on delivery vehicles, and access support from the palm of your hand. Amazon Shipping has also integrated with over 50 commonly used shipping software partners, making it easier than ever to use.
For more information, go to Amazon Shipping.
Veeqo Profit Analyzer tracks profits in real time across all sales channels
Profit Analyzer is a new all-in-one dashboard that tracks profits in real time and provides a detailed breakdown of your key costs, including shipping expenses, product costs, fees, and advertising spend. You can analyze profits from Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), seller-fulfilled orders, and other sales channels, so you can spend less time in spreadsheets and more time growing your business.
To get started, go to Veeqo Profit Analyzer and sign in with your Amazon account.
Embedded third-party apps let you manage your business from a single portal
Later this year, we’ll begin testing the ability to embed third-party apps directly within Seller Central. This will let you access your preferred tools, both on and off Amazon, to personalize Seller Central and meet your unique business management needs.
To learn more about how these new tools help power your business across sales channels, read the announcement.
It's not too late to register for tomorrow’s virtual conference.
For the latest updates from Accelerate, follow us on social media: LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and X.
Today at Amazon Accelerate, we announced exciting updates to programs and services to help you get your products to customers faster and more seamlessly than ever.
Supply Chain by Amazon simplifies operations, lowers costs, and unlocks faster delivery speeds
Supply Chain by Amazon is radically simplifying operations and optimizing inventory placement, unlocking faster delivery speeds that are increasing sales by an average of 20%. Hundreds of thousands of you already use at least one of these Supply Chain by Amazon services, with adoption of multiple services tripling in the first half of 2024.
To learn more, read the announcement. To sign up and get started with Supply Chain by Amazon, go to Supply Chain by Amazon.
Buy with Prime and Multi-Channel Fulfillment expand with new capabilities and more brands
Buy with Prime and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) announced a number of enhancements for merchant and shopper experiences. These new capabilities are part of our focus on innovating to help businesses of all sizes increase their sales in Amazon’s store and beyond.
Already this year, Buy with Prime orders through merchants' sites are up over 45% year-over-year, driving an average 16% revenue increase per shopper. Additionally, MCF now serves over 200,000 US merchants, with a 70% year-over-year increase in total orders fulfilled.
For more information, read the announcement. To learn more about how to participate in these programs, go to Buy with Prime or Amazon MCF.
Amazon Shipping launches new mobile app for improved management on the go
With the new Amazon Shipping mobile app, you’ll be able to schedule pickups directly from your own warehouse, oversee inventory across warehouses, receive real-time updates on delivery vehicles, and access support from the palm of your hand. Amazon Shipping has also integrated with over 50 commonly used shipping software partners, making it easier than ever to use.
For more information, go to Amazon Shipping.
Veeqo Profit Analyzer tracks profits in real time across all sales channels
Profit Analyzer is a new all-in-one dashboard that tracks profits in real time and provides a detailed breakdown of your key costs, including shipping expenses, product costs, fees, and advertising spend. You can analyze profits from Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), seller-fulfilled orders, and other sales channels, so you can spend less time in spreadsheets and more time growing your business.
To get started, go to Veeqo Profit Analyzer and sign in with your Amazon account.
Embedded third-party apps let you manage your business from a single portal
Later this year, we’ll begin testing the ability to embed third-party apps directly within Seller Central. This will let you access your preferred tools, both on and off Amazon, to personalize Seller Central and meet your unique business management needs.
To learn more about how these new tools help power your business across sales channels, read the announcement.
It's not too late to register for tomorrow’s virtual conference.
For the latest updates from Accelerate, follow us on social media: LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and X.
"average 16% revenue increase per shopper": you do understand the difference between volume and margin, yes? If you force us to buy too many services to make a sale, we can't make up negative margins on volume. If we are going to pay for Google ads, trust me when I say that (a) we're going to drive that traffic to our own website, not yours, and (b) we see no reason to give Amazon a cut of those costs and access to even more data they can use against us.
As for "Veeqo Profit Analyzer": are you seriously implying that we should give you ALL our cost data on EVERY platform so that you can assure that you set fees at a place where our marginal profit is as close to zero as possible, and that you price your platform as high as possible without losing traffic to other sites? And what's the point, really? You are already the most expensive platform when all variables are considered, and we can't raise our prices here without violating the "most favorable platform" rule (which seems like a clear anti-trust violation). Is it just a question of exactly how much you can extort from us?
Why does it feel like every announcement that says "look at the awesome stuff we're doing for you!" is simply burying the lede of "look at this awful stuff we're doing to you."
Today at Amazon Accelerate, we announced exciting updates to programs and services to help you get your products to customers faster and more seamlessly than ever.
Supply Chain by Amazon simplifies operations, lowers costs, and unlocks faster delivery speeds
Supply Chain by Amazon is radically simplifying operations and optimizing inventory placement, unlocking faster delivery speeds that are increasing sales by an average of 20%. Hundreds of thousands of you already use at least one of these Supply Chain by Amazon services, with adoption of multiple services tripling in the first half of 2024.
To learn more, read the announcement. To sign up and get started with Supply Chain by Amazon, go to Supply Chain by Amazon.
Buy with Prime and Multi-Channel Fulfillment expand with new capabilities and more brands
Buy with Prime and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) announced a number of enhancements for merchant and shopper experiences. These new capabilities are part of our focus on innovating to help businesses of all sizes increase their sales in Amazon’s store and beyond.
Already this year, Buy with Prime orders through merchants' sites are up over 45% year-over-year, driving an average 16% revenue increase per shopper. Additionally, MCF now serves over 200,000 US merchants, with a 70% year-over-year increase in total orders fulfilled.
For more information, read the announcement. To learn more about how to participate in these programs, go to Buy with Prime or Amazon MCF.
Amazon Shipping launches new mobile app for improved management on the go
With the new Amazon Shipping mobile app, you’ll be able to schedule pickups directly from your own warehouse, oversee inventory across warehouses, receive real-time updates on delivery vehicles, and access support from the palm of your hand. Amazon Shipping has also integrated with over 50 commonly used shipping software partners, making it easier than ever to use.
For more information, go to Amazon Shipping.
Veeqo Profit Analyzer tracks profits in real time across all sales channels
Profit Analyzer is a new all-in-one dashboard that tracks profits in real time and provides a detailed breakdown of your key costs, including shipping expenses, product costs, fees, and advertising spend. You can analyze profits from Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), seller-fulfilled orders, and other sales channels, so you can spend less time in spreadsheets and more time growing your business.
To get started, go to Veeqo Profit Analyzer and sign in with your Amazon account.
Embedded third-party apps let you manage your business from a single portal
Later this year, we’ll begin testing the ability to embed third-party apps directly within Seller Central. This will let you access your preferred tools, both on and off Amazon, to personalize Seller Central and meet your unique business management needs.
To learn more about how these new tools help power your business across sales channels, read the announcement.
It's not too late to register for tomorrow’s virtual conference.
For the latest updates from Accelerate, follow us on social media: LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and X.
Today at Amazon Accelerate, we announced exciting updates to programs and services to help you get your products to customers faster and more seamlessly than ever.
Supply Chain by Amazon simplifies operations, lowers costs, and unlocks faster delivery speeds
Supply Chain by Amazon is radically simplifying operations and optimizing inventory placement, unlocking faster delivery speeds that are increasing sales by an average of 20%. Hundreds of thousands of you already use at least one of these Supply Chain by Amazon services, with adoption of multiple services tripling in the first half of 2024.
To learn more, read the announcement. To sign up and get started with Supply Chain by Amazon, go to Supply Chain by Amazon.
Buy with Prime and Multi-Channel Fulfillment expand with new capabilities and more brands
Buy with Prime and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) announced a number of enhancements for merchant and shopper experiences. These new capabilities are part of our focus on innovating to help businesses of all sizes increase their sales in Amazon’s store and beyond.
Already this year, Buy with Prime orders through merchants' sites are up over 45% year-over-year, driving an average 16% revenue increase per shopper. Additionally, MCF now serves over 200,000 US merchants, with a 70% year-over-year increase in total orders fulfilled.
For more information, read the announcement. To learn more about how to participate in these programs, go to Buy with Prime or Amazon MCF.
Amazon Shipping launches new mobile app for improved management on the go
With the new Amazon Shipping mobile app, you’ll be able to schedule pickups directly from your own warehouse, oversee inventory across warehouses, receive real-time updates on delivery vehicles, and access support from the palm of your hand. Amazon Shipping has also integrated with over 50 commonly used shipping software partners, making it easier than ever to use.
For more information, go to Amazon Shipping.
Veeqo Profit Analyzer tracks profits in real time across all sales channels
Profit Analyzer is a new all-in-one dashboard that tracks profits in real time and provides a detailed breakdown of your key costs, including shipping expenses, product costs, fees, and advertising spend. You can analyze profits from Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), seller-fulfilled orders, and other sales channels, so you can spend less time in spreadsheets and more time growing your business.
To get started, go to Veeqo Profit Analyzer and sign in with your Amazon account.
Embedded third-party apps let you manage your business from a single portal
Later this year, we’ll begin testing the ability to embed third-party apps directly within Seller Central. This will let you access your preferred tools, both on and off Amazon, to personalize Seller Central and meet your unique business management needs.
To learn more about how these new tools help power your business across sales channels, read the announcement.
It's not too late to register for tomorrow’s virtual conference.
For the latest updates from Accelerate, follow us on social media: LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and X.
Today at Amazon Accelerate, we announced exciting updates to programs and services to help you get your products to customers faster and more seamlessly than ever.
Supply Chain by Amazon simplifies operations, lowers costs, and unlocks faster delivery speeds
Supply Chain by Amazon is radically simplifying operations and optimizing inventory placement, unlocking faster delivery speeds that are increasing sales by an average of 20%. Hundreds of thousands of you already use at least one of these Supply Chain by Amazon services, with adoption of multiple services tripling in the first half of 2024.
To learn more, read the announcement. To sign up and get started with Supply Chain by Amazon, go to Supply Chain by Amazon.
Buy with Prime and Multi-Channel Fulfillment expand with new capabilities and more brands
Buy with Prime and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) announced a number of enhancements for merchant and shopper experiences. These new capabilities are part of our focus on innovating to help businesses of all sizes increase their sales in Amazon’s store and beyond.
Already this year, Buy with Prime orders through merchants' sites are up over 45% year-over-year, driving an average 16% revenue increase per shopper. Additionally, MCF now serves over 200,000 US merchants, with a 70% year-over-year increase in total orders fulfilled.
For more information, read the announcement. To learn more about how to participate in these programs, go to Buy with Prime or Amazon MCF.
Amazon Shipping launches new mobile app for improved management on the go
With the new Amazon Shipping mobile app, you’ll be able to schedule pickups directly from your own warehouse, oversee inventory across warehouses, receive real-time updates on delivery vehicles, and access support from the palm of your hand. Amazon Shipping has also integrated with over 50 commonly used shipping software partners, making it easier than ever to use.
For more information, go to Amazon Shipping.
Veeqo Profit Analyzer tracks profits in real time across all sales channels
Profit Analyzer is a new all-in-one dashboard that tracks profits in real time and provides a detailed breakdown of your key costs, including shipping expenses, product costs, fees, and advertising spend. You can analyze profits from Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), seller-fulfilled orders, and other sales channels, so you can spend less time in spreadsheets and more time growing your business.
To get started, go to Veeqo Profit Analyzer and sign in with your Amazon account.
Embedded third-party apps let you manage your business from a single portal
Later this year, we’ll begin testing the ability to embed third-party apps directly within Seller Central. This will let you access your preferred tools, both on and off Amazon, to personalize Seller Central and meet your unique business management needs.
To learn more about how these new tools help power your business across sales channels, read the announcement.
It's not too late to register for tomorrow’s virtual conference.
For the latest updates from Accelerate, follow us on social media: LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and X.
"average 16% revenue increase per shopper": you do understand the difference between volume and margin, yes? If you force us to buy too many services to make a sale, we can't make up negative margins on volume. If we are going to pay for Google ads, trust me when I say that (a) we're going to drive that traffic to our own website, not yours, and (b) we see no reason to give Amazon a cut of those costs and access to even more data they can use against us.
As for "Veeqo Profit Analyzer": are you seriously implying that we should give you ALL our cost data on EVERY platform so that you can assure that you set fees at a place where our marginal profit is as close to zero as possible, and that you price your platform as high as possible without losing traffic to other sites? And what's the point, really? You are already the most expensive platform when all variables are considered, and we can't raise our prices here without violating the "most favorable platform" rule (which seems like a clear anti-trust violation). Is it just a question of exactly how much you can extort from us?
Why does it feel like every announcement that says "look at the awesome stuff we're doing for you!" is simply burying the lede of "look at this awful stuff we're doing to you."
"average 16% revenue increase per shopper": you do understand the difference between volume and margin, yes? If you force us to buy too many services to make a sale, we can't make up negative margins on volume. If we are going to pay for Google ads, trust me when I say that (a) we're going to drive that traffic to our own website, not yours, and (b) we see no reason to give Amazon a cut of those costs and access to even more data they can use against us.
As for "Veeqo Profit Analyzer": are you seriously implying that we should give you ALL our cost data on EVERY platform so that you can assure that you set fees at a place where our marginal profit is as close to zero as possible, and that you price your platform as high as possible without losing traffic to other sites? And what's the point, really? You are already the most expensive platform when all variables are considered, and we can't raise our prices here without violating the "most favorable platform" rule (which seems like a clear anti-trust violation). Is it just a question of exactly how much you can extort from us?
Why does it feel like every announcement that says "look at the awesome stuff we're doing for you!" is simply burying the lede of "look at this awful stuff we're doing to you."
"average 16% revenue increase per shopper": you do understand the difference between volume and margin, yes? If you force us to buy too many services to make a sale, we can't make up negative margins on volume. If we are going to pay for Google ads, trust me when I say that (a) we're going to drive that traffic to our own website, not yours, and (b) we see no reason to give Amazon a cut of those costs and access to even more data they can use against us.
As for "Veeqo Profit Analyzer": are you seriously implying that we should give you ALL our cost data on EVERY platform so that you can assure that you set fees at a place where our marginal profit is as close to zero as possible, and that you price your platform as high as possible without losing traffic to other sites? And what's the point, really? You are already the most expensive platform when all variables are considered, and we can't raise our prices here without violating the "most favorable platform" rule (which seems like a clear anti-trust violation). Is it just a question of exactly how much you can extort from us?
Why does it feel like every announcement that says "look at the awesome stuff we're doing for you!" is simply burying the lede of "look at this awful stuff we're doing to you."