In 2016, we announced a joint partnership with eBay to help sellers grow their businesses like never before. Through this partnership, sellers large and small have been able to use Sellbrite to easily add eBay’s thriving marketplace as a new sales channel and manage it

Online shopping has become the place people head to when they want to buy anything from food to furniture to cars. It’s fast, convenient, and often times less expensive than shopping in-store. Even though brick-and-mortar shopping sometimes falls short in this digital age, there are

The majority of people who land on your ecommerce site won’t buy anything. They’ll likely browse your for a few minutes and then leave. So even with lots of traffic, your revenue suffers. Instead of losing site visitors forever, you need a way to get

From celebrity endorsements to ultra-niche micro influencers, the use of influencer marketing doesn’t show any signs of slowing down. There’s power in its ability to help brands stand out and expand their reach to audiences they normally wouldn’t have access to. As an ecommerce seller,

Unlike pre-internet days where everyone watched the same 10 channels on TV and read the same newspapers, people have access to hundreds of channels across multiple platforms. Between social media campaigns with popular influencers and display ads that pop up everywhere on the web, it’s

Etsy is by far the best ecommerce platform for creative entrepreneurs, and for good reason: it’s a fantastic site that allows craftsmen and artists to connect to their market and sell their artisanal works and handmade goods with a couple of clicks of their mouse. Those

5 Reasons to Create an Affiliate Marketing Program for Your Ecommerce Site Do you know the most cost-effective way to generate a steady stream of new customers? If your answer is “no”, you’re not alone. Hundreds (if not, thousands) of business strategies exist–each one having

Customers are social beings that are heavily influenced through their friends, family and the testimony of others. The three main types of social proof that will drive customers to purchase a product or service include reviews and testimonials, referrals, and other customers also viewed suggestions.

A year ago, you launched a website, complete with a store, numerous product pages, and even a blog. Over time, you saw your site sessions increase, you saw growth in your social media following, and you received positive feedback from customers happy with their purchases.