ChannelAdvisor Launches Promotion with Amazon.com
(Research Triangle Park, N.C.) ChannelAdvisor, the leading provider of e-commerce channel management solutions, announced today they have launched a new promotion that allows online retailers to sell through Amazon.com with no subscription fees for three months.
Through ChannelAdvisor Complete, ChannelAdvisor customers can easily sell products across multiple online channels including e-commerce marketplaces, comparison shopping engines and search engines.Through ChannelAdvisor, retailers can integrate with Amazon.com and register for the Selling on Amazon program or the Amazon.com Pro Merchant program. Amazon merchants in the Selling on Amazon program typically pay $39.99 per month to list their products on Amazon.com, and then pay a referral fee when a product is sold. Merchants who take advantage of this promotion for the Selling on Amazon program are able to offer their products to the tens of millions of Amazon.com customers, without having to pay the subscription fee for the first three months.
"If a business is considering selling through Amazon.com this is an excellent opportunity with no up-front costs, referral fees apply only after they sell an item" said Tim Mirick, Director, Amazon Business Solutions. "This is a $119.97 savings on monthly subscription fees. With this offer virtually any business can start selling through Amazon with full support from ChannelAdvisor and all the benefits of the Selling on Amazon program."
ChannelAdvisor's integration with Amazon.com allows ChannelAdvisor customers to manage their Amazon sales, as well as the other e-commerce channels, through a single interface.
"ChannelAdvisor has helped us realize huge gains on Amazon.com in just over six months," says Steve McCarty, President of Ultimate Paintball. "By expanding our presence over multiple channels like Amazon.com, we've tallied increased bottom-line revenues and solidified a relationship with a long-term business partner for the future growth of our business."
"ChannelAdvisor continues to provide online retailers the solutions they need to become successful in this rapidly evolving market," says Scot Wingo, CEO of ChannelAdvisor. "We are excited to offer retailers the benefits of the Selling on Amazon program with no up-front costs allowing them to sell on the Amazon marketplace."
For more information, visit http://www.channeladvisor.com/marketplaces/amazon.html.
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eBay: 33% off Listing Fees Oct 18 – Nov 5
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Google Analyst Day
Wednesday, Google holds its analyst day at the Googleplex in Mountain View, Calif. You can listen to it live from Google’s investor relations Web site.
Analysts will have many questions about where Google is headed and hopefully Google will provide some real answers.
Here are a couple of the most important issues that are sure to come up during the presentation.
* Does Google have bigger plans to expand in social networking, including a possible investment in Facebook?
* Will YouTube and online video advertising ever become a major contributor to revenue and profits?
* Is Google really looking to take on Apple (APPL) in the mobile phone business?
* Is Google concerned about recent enhancements made by Yahoo! (YHOO) and Microsoft (MSFT) to their search engines as well as an increased marketing push by IAC’s (IACI) Ask.com?
* How well is Google’s payment service Google Checkout doing compared to eBay’s (EBAY) PayPal?
* What plans does Google have for online ad placement company DoubleClick — assuming that the deal passes regulatory muster in the U.S. and EU?
* And finally, what does Google intend to do with its $13.1 billion in cash?
Of these topics Google may spend the most time talking about DoubleClick and YouTube and how they fit into Google’s strategy of broadening beyond the keyword search advertising business that still makes up an overwhelming majority of Google’s revenue and profits.
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Google Names ChannelAdvisor an Inaugural Partner for Google Product Search
ChannelAdvisor has been named an inaugural partner in the Google Product Search™ Partner Program. This partnership will integrate the ChannelAdvisor Complete™ platform with Google Product Search to offer retailers a painless path to increased traffic and more profits on their e-commerce sites.
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ChannelAdvisor simplifies the technical processes for retailers sending data feeds into the Google Product Search platform. Based on an item’s relevance, consumers will be able to easily find retailers’ products on Google Product Search, and on some occasions even the main Google™ web search site. As part of the partnership, ChannelAdvisor will promote the use of Google Product Search to its large and rapidly growing retailer client base.
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ChannelAdvisor’s Comparison Shopping Solution, ShoppingAdvisor™ allows retailers to focus on the core principles of operating successful comparison shopping programs: minimizing spend, increasing revenue and improving efficiencies. ShoppingAdvisor’s built-in profitability management enables retailers to define business rules that will automatically adjust bid levels or remove products to improve results. Pre-defined business rules leverage best practices for increasing product exposure and conversion with the full spectrum of shopping engines. For more information, visit http://www.channeladvisor.com/products/shoppingadvisor.
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