Multi-channel selling means offering the same product simultaneously on your own site, on marketplaces and through social commerce channels. It spreads risk and grows total volume; in return, stock, price and content synchronization become mandatory.
Moving to multiple channels without synchronization leads to overselling — selling what you do not have — and a falling seller score. Profitability has to be measured channel by channel; a product that is profitable on one channel can lose money on another because of its commission and shipping structure.
Moving to multiple channels without synchronization leads to overselling — selling what you do not have — and a falling seller score. Profitability has to be measured channel by channel; a product that is profitable on one channel can lose money on another because of its commission and shipping structure.
Moving to multiple channels without synchronization leads to overselling — selling what you do not have — and a falling seller score. Profitability has to be measured channel by channel; a product that is profitable on one channel can lose money on another because of its commission and shipping structure.
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