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When a customer returns an item, they fill out a form where they select the return reason and sometimes they leave a comment To see the return reasons and comments, click on the number of refunds in your sellerboard dashboard. Continue reading “Save Costs by Reducing your Return Rates and Prevent Negative Reviews”
We have a feature in sellerboard which helps you understand this and take action if necessary: Display of the BSR changes in % directly in our dashboard. Continue reading “Have you ever had a day with bad sales and asked yourself: “Is it my problem or is it just a bad day for everybody?””
Amazon posts is a new social network that Amazon is building directly on the Amazon website. The program is currently available in beta to customers and sellers in the U.S. Continue reading “Have you heard of Amazon Posts?”
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sellerboard has some good news for you. We developed an API, which will allow you to receive the sellerboard data programmatically. This way, you can integrate the sellerboard data with your 3rd party applications. Continue reading “New Reports API Feauture in sellerboard”
To start a business on Amazon, Alex Huditan advises choosing products with a BSR rating from 1000 to 15000, so that competitors do not have so many reviews. Continue reading “Dearest Friends, we continue to share interesting life hacks from guests of the sellerboard show on how to succeed on Amazon.”
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When you enter a new region, you get new opportunities to make more sales – but you also have to overcome new challenges. These can include paying sales taxes in other countries, offering local customer service, handling fulfillment and logistics, maintaining your supply chain, and dealing with payments in different currencies.
We’re here to explore just one of these issues — cross-border payments. If you feel stressed just thinking about foreign currency exchange, don’t worry. With the right online payments solutions, your cross-border payments can be made simple and hassle-free. Here are 4 ways to reduce fees and simplify payments in your cross-border Amazon business.
You can avoid paying high foreign exchange rates to convert your cross-border sales into your home currency by withdrawing funds into a local bank account of the country you’re selling in. The only trouble is that it can be extremely complicated to open up a business bank account in a country where you aren’t a resident. In fact, sometimes it’s just not possible for online sellers.
That’s where Payoneer’s receiving accounts come in. These allow you to open up a local receiving account in multiple different currencies, including EUR, GBP, USD, CAD, JPY, AUD, and MXN. It functions exactly like a local bank account, so you can accept payment in multiple currencies directly to your Payoneer account, without paying high foreign exchange fees or opening a local bank account.
When you sell on any European Amazon marketplace, like Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.fr, or Amazon.de, you’re obligated to pay VAT, which is European sales tax, to the tax authorities. But when you pay VAT in a foreign currency, you’ll also have to pay commission on the currency conversion, transaction fees for paying in a different currency, and probably lose money through high exchange rates.
That’s why it’s better to use a local bank account or your Payoneer account to pay your VAT obligations without paying commission. Payoneer can hold your revenue in local currency until it’s time to pay VAT, or save you money by converting it into local currency without commission and at competitive rates.
Your cross-border Amazon business doesn’t run in a vacuum. You have suppliers in different countries, dropshipping providers, and service providers who help you design your store, manage your product listings, or handle local customer service. They all want to be paid but you don’t want to have to pay commission.
Turn to Payoneer’s Make a Payment service to pay everybody with zero commission. As long as your service providers and suppliers also have a Payoneer account, they can easily request payment in their currency, and you can enable the payment from your account without paying SWIFT bank transfer fees or foreign exchange costs. If your service providers and suppliers don’t use Payoneer, that’s not a problem at all – you can pay them via bank transfer for a small transaction fee, directly from your Payoneer account.
It’s ideal to use a cross-border payment platform that doesn’t only support multiple currencies, but that has foreign exchange capabilities built into it. After all, the whole point is to support cross-currency transactions. Payoneer offers foreign currency exchange for as little as 0.5%, which makes it easy for sellers to change available funds as needed to pay their suppliers, VAT obligations, local accountants, and any other cross-border costs.
There is no need to let fear of extra fees hold you back from expanding your Amazon business into other countries and regions. Payoneer has the solutions to save you from unnecessary fees, and help you keep more of your profit to grow your business.
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This is a new feature in Amazon that allows you to analyze external traffic to your listing (in particular, page views and conversion). Continue reading “Have you heard of Amazon Attribution?”
