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  After many years of back and forth, “Brexit” (British exit), the withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU) finally happened on 31 January 2020. Well, but were all the things sorted out after so much hassle? Unfortunately, No. Currently, the UK still continues to participate in the European Union Customs Union and European Single Market during a transition period that will end on 31 December 2020. During this phase a new free trade agreement is meant to be negotiated.    Every action has its consequences, and Brexit, has created a major blow on the sellers in the UK and Europe. Catastrophic situations have occurred for UK and EU sellers on Amazon. That is, if your business uses Amazon’s Fulfillment services, many changes are on the way. (and definitely not any good ones!)     As we all know, Amazon.co.uk is one of the most popular Amazon marketplaces in Europe – both for buyers and sellers. Especially companies from overseas tend to start selling in the EU fr

The main problem that e-commerce sellers encounter is not knowing when and how many items to restock. In a nutshell, e-commerce companies need to know the optimal volume to restock otherwise it puts them at jeopardy of overstocking and understocking. We want to dodge these three scenarios because overstocking means holding excess inventory sitting on warehouse racks where the long-term storage fees will start racking up (especially in Amazon warehouses) to a substantial number. The long-term warehouse fees can be around 20-30% of your inventory cost, another reason to avoid overstocking. Understocking should also be avoided because you will miss opportunity cost for not being able to sell if the item had otherwise been restocked to the optimal amount. The table here shows the inventory status of these 5 items. The items are classified by their restock status with the items that need critical restocks showing up first and the least urgency on the bottom of the list. Items that are out

If you have finally decided that you want to start selling now, congrats! Let’s start the process of setting up an account for you. Again, let me list down some of the benefits of selling on Amazon: 1.       Flexible work schedule and freedom of work 2.        Financial security 3.        Good returns on your investments 4.        More free time to enjoy the things you love doing 5.        Experience to carry out bigger projects in future Amazon Sales could mean financial security for you   It’s so easy that pretty much anyone can learn to do it, and that’s the best thing about it. You have control over how profitable your business will be. Your efficacy in applying the strategies mentioned would decide how successful you are. Gradually, you will also learn the ins and OUTs of the trade, and this will boost your income further. All of that, however, comes later. Right now, we must start with some baby steps. Creating an Amazon Seller Central account is your first step to starting your