Running an eCommerce business is undoubtedly not an easy task! You need to be extra vigilant and always stay up to date with the latest trends and technologies to keep growing. Furthermore, you have to keep a thorough track of the costs and expenditure that goes on in the business. At the back of your mind, you are always concerned about how you can improve your business and also reduce costs at the same time. To make the process easier for you, here are a few tricks to your you started with eliminating additional expenses.

Climate change is progressing by the day, and we all have a role to play in its deterioration. As an ecommerce seller, you have a significant responsibility in ensuring that your business doesn’t participate in the act of destroying the environment. Hence, you need to reduce waste, recycle material, and optimize your strategy to be more adaptive of the green standards and necessities. Here are a few things you can do at your end to ensure eco-friendly packaging and fulfillment.

eCommerce is catching pace in India. New stores are coming up by the minute, and all of them have one aim – sell more! But, how will you make your mark in the industry and persuade your customers to buy more from you? Whatever approach you take your goal is to increase the overall sales for your store. Most sellers tend to digress from this idea and begin prioritizing other things over growing sales. With this blog, let’s back to the basics and see how you can improve your average order value.

Shipping analytics is an integral, but often an ignored form of reporting in any eCommerce business. Reasons for this are many. It could be due to the lack of proper shipping analytics software, incorrect reporting, etc. Nevertheless, the numbers that churn up are no less than gold for your eCommerce business. They give you detailed insights and guide you when making important decisions like choosing a courier partner, shipping a package on priority, etc. 

Therefore, to simplify analytics for you, Shiprocket provides you with additional analytics that it draws from all your past shipments. Let’s see what you get and how it can be useful for your business.

Let’s say you are an eCommerce seller. You sell a tea set on Amazon and ship it via Delhivery. Then, you sell coasters on your website with Shopify and end up shipping them through Ecom Express. Also, you sell other material like wiping cloth, tea set cases, etc. on the Facebook marketplace, and ship those via Bluedart.

What now? You end up with three different courier tracking details and pages. Ultimately you keep on browsing multiple websites and check the status of your shipped parcels on three different platforms. Isn’t it tiring?