by Lavi Singh | Jan 13, 2017 | B2B, B2C, eCommerce Tips, Fulfillment Tips, International Order Fulfillment, Order Fulfillment, Shipping
Update on FedEx and UPS Dimensional Weight Changes. With carriers looking to recover higher cost by moving a greater number of online orders, the announcement on rate changes from FedEx comes as a surprise for eCommerce shippers and carriers....
by Lavi Singh | May 5, 2016 | eCommerce News, Order Fulfillment, Shipping, Supply Chain
Uber or Lyft for Last Mile Freight Delivery? Long distance transportation of goods is a lot more cost efficient compared to the delivery of the last few miles when shipments arrive in cities, which are mostly congested areas. With the adoption of...
by Lavi Singh | Mar 17, 2016 | eCommerce Tips, Fulfillment Tips, Shipping
How to Ship Anything! Shipping is an essential part of online selling these days. You are losing out valuable sales opportunities if you only offer local pick up services or don’t mix and match shippers to get the best rate. Usually customers are willing...
by Lavi Singh | Jan 21, 2016 | eCommerce News, Shipping
Amazon May Compete with FedEx and UPS’ Package Delivery Business! In 2014, Amazon bought 25% of a small but growing package delivery company in France named Colis Privé. Colis Privé said that it will continue delivering packages for it’s...
by Lavi Singh | Oct 14, 2015 | B2C, Customer Service, eCommerce Tips, Fulfillment Tips, Shipping
Get Ready for Holiday Returns and Exchanges. Increased eCommerce sales during the holidays are the lifeline of many online businesses. Most online retailers get a large proportion of their sales during the holidays when consumer spending is at its peak....
by Lavi Singh | Oct 7, 2015 | B2C, eCommerce News, eCommerce Tips, Fulfillment Tips, Shipping
Retailers Plan to Start Promotions Earlier for Holidays 2015 A recent survey by ChannelAdvisor.com of more than 200 U.S. and U.K. retailers found that most retailers plan to start promoting sales earlier this holiday season. Each year, holiday sales...
