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🛒 The problem with eCommerce
as Jeff always noted, you can make micro-adjustments in the long run to tweak the profit leaks. For some really large, heavy items, you can tack on shipping surcharges or just remove them from qualifying for Prime. These days, some items in Amazon are marked as "Add-on items" and you can only order them in conjunction with enough other items such t... See more
Eugene Wei • Invisible Asymptotes
be determined, on a monthly basis at least. My average returns rate across multiple websites was 2.7%, and the internet average for physical products I believe is 5–10% plus. When you establish your returns rate, you can then hone and refine your returns process
Ian Daniel • E-commerce Get It Right! Step by Step E-commerce Guide for Selling & Marketing Products Online. Insider Secrets, Key Strategies & Practical Tips, Simplified for Your Startup & Small Business
