Hey, Gholam.
Cameron here from the Shopify Guru Team!
Great question! Amazon's marketplace takes the sharper retail tack, and as a retailer itself, Amazon provides tools to help third-party sellers become part of a seamless shopping experience for consumers.
We have a fantastic blog post that goes with some awesome pros and cons on selling on Amazon and eBay, you can see this by Clicking Here.
If you have any other excellent questions feel free to continue to contribute to our forums or you can contact our support team anytime since we are here for you 24/7.
Happy Selling,
Cameron R
Amazon makes a lot of money for a lot of companies.
$177 billion dollars, according to recent projections. Not bad. It’s certainly more money than the revenue generated on most ecommerce websites.
But your company is not the only stallion in Amazon’s digital stable.
Whatever products you sell, odds are, those products are also going to be listed on Amazon by a variety of third party sellers. Independent vendors. Some authorized, some not. Of which there are thousands and thousands.
We wrote about this today on our blog if you ever want to learn more: https://bit.ly/2KuwQ80
Hope that's helpful! Good luck and happy selling
I run my Amazon business thru Shopify, so I have a single, consistant interface, for handling orders.
However, Shopify's implementation of Amazon is very, very poor. Linking shopify products with Amazon products, is a joke. Plus, the Shopify Order Detail screen, doesn't even show when an order is due to ship.
Shopify has had a hook for the Amazon venue for a while, but they give it no support, and have ignored any, and all feedback I've given. Not even replied.
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