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Comment on Top 10 Warehouse Inventory Management Tips to Keep Organized by Lisa

Lisa — Mon, 23 Mar 2020 21:58:27 +0000

I really enjoyed reading your tips on Inventory Management. Your outline made the inventory process seem effortless once the system was utilized and all was in place. I was happy to see that we were on the right path with or without a software system, however, it shows that the SKUVAULT system takes inventory management to another level no matter how large or small the company.

Thank you again for the helpful tips and I look forward to scheduling a SKUVAULT demo in the near future!

Comment on What Is Sourcing: Definition, How To Find Suppliers, & Procure Products by charles walk

charles walk — Wed, 26 Feb 2020 21:06:48 +0000

I hadn’t thought about testing the quality of a supplier before we would hire them, so I appreciate that you suggested it. My wife and I have been talking about finding a supplier to help my brother with his company, and it will be important for us to know that we could find one that will be good for us. When we look for one, I will be sure to consider their quality, and getting a sample of it.

Comment on Don’t Leave Your Employees in the Cold: HVAC for Your Warehouse by Victoria Addington

Victoria Addington — Tue, 11 Feb 2020 19:06:13 +0000

Thanks for your guide on the different types of commercial HVAC systems to consider. In case I start up my own business, I will rent an office space and then consider installing heating units. I like how you explained that the direct-fired heater is more efficient for larger areas and has wide options for radiant and air-recirculation. I think I’ll go with this type of system when I plan on pursuing my business journey.

Comment on How To Source Private Label Manufacturers For Your Products by Luke Smith

Luke Smith — Tue, 26 Nov 2019 19:23:55 +0000

It’s nice to know that when you create a private custom label, you will be able to control your branding image, marketing strategies, and of course, pricing. I’d like to assume that newly-launched products want to leave a mark on the consumer’s eye. To do this, they’d need to hire a reliable custom label maker that can keep up with their timeline and will give them distinct branding that’ll stand out.

Comment on Managing Your Inventory With Amazon (Tips From an Amazon Biz Consultant) by MY OTB PLAN

MY OTB PLAN — Fri, 25 Oct 2019 13:32:26 +0000

Thanks Robyn Johnson for the blog content.

This blog is incredible. I have gone through all points and come up with better ideas to maximize the profit. Never had an idea about inventory management tools, but the blog helped a lot. I would like to recommend the blog to my fellow business colleagues. Keep writing!!!

Comment on How To Source Private Label Manufacturers For Your Products by Stacy Brownwell

Stacy Brownwell — Sat, 14 Sep 2019 04:07:44 +0000

Great article. I love the way you described everything. Thanks for sharing.

Comment on ERP Inventory Management System vs. IMS: Know the Difference by Brian Hastings

Brian Hastings — Sat, 07 Sep 2019 09:07:55 +0000

Awesome post! Thanks for sharing the knowledge and keep up the good work.

Comment on ERP Inventory Management System vs. IMS: Know the Difference by michael corsole

michael corsole — Thu, 05 Sep 2019 13:22:15 +0000

Excellent blog on Inventory management vs ERP software. Please keep sharing, such a. wonderful Information.

Comment on Product Options and Product Variations: Understanding the Difference by Avery Walts

Avery Walts — Wed, 28 Aug 2019 14:55:51 +0000

In reply to Interested in data.

Thanks for your question! Each option could be set up as a separate SKU or you could give engraving, and each of the plating colors a SKU and kit them together. By kitting them, you could see a total bracelets sold as well as the total sold for each kit.

Example:
Bracelet SKU: BRACELET
Engraving SKU: ENGR
Kit SKU ENG-BR = 1 BRACELET, 1 ENGR

Comment on How You May Be Committing Fraud and Not Even Know It by Ashley

Ashley — Wed, 28 Aug 2019 13:55:49 +0000

This is one of the best columns I’ve read on e-commerce. You answered the questions and gave reasons with examples. Believe it or not I’ve read over 30 like minded pages and still was confused until yours so thank you!

Comment on Product Options and Product Variations: Understanding the Difference by Interested in data

Interested in data — Mon, 19 Aug 2019 19:39:11 +0000

Hi there, how should one represent options in the catalogue if they are not SKUs?
* For example you sell the bracelet SKU for $50 and you can engrave it for an extra $5. You want to track how volume and revenue for selling the bracelet SKU with the engraving, and without.
* Another example is if the bracelet can be plated with option colors. For example you sell the bracelet SKU for $50 and you can add one of 3 colors to it for an extra $5. You want to track how volume and revenue for selling the bracelet SKU with the each of the 3 colors, and without.
Looking at your API I don’t specifically see how these might be passed if they are not variants?

Comment on Improve eBay Feedback Now With These Simple Tips and Tricks by Roger Smith

Roger Smith — Sat, 17 Aug 2019 13:39:51 +0000

One trick that I have used many times to increase my Ebay ratings is to purchase low items with FREE shipping. Try to find stuff below $5 that will offer free shipping, usually they will leave instant feedbacks, which will increase your ratings. My favorite go to seller on Ebay for this is scinovoni and look for their PKG 4 water meter gaskets or washers, its only $3.50 and comes with free shipping. Not too bad for a good review. Buy one once a week, and find others to do the same, and within a month you should have 40-50 good ratings! Happy Ebaying!