This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By viewing our content, you are accepting the use of cookies. To find out more and change your cookie settings, please view our Privacy Policy.
-
Region
-
Category
-
Marketplaces
Popular Marketplaces
New Marketplaces
-
Online selling has many advantages, but not when it comes to product returns. The average return rate is three times higher for online purchases than those made at brick-and-mortar retailers.
Melissa Gieringer spent the last eight years working at online marketplace companies that provide solutions for retailers’ and manufacturers’ returned, excess, or other liquidation inventory. Now a director at B-Stock, she shares some advice with EcommerceBytes Editor Ina Steiner on how readers can deal with returns.
More from the B-Stock Blog
Guide to Profiting from Bulk Items for Resale in 2024
Buying and Selling Bulk Items Hey there, future mogul! Have you tapped into the gold mine of buying and selling bulk items for resale yet? As the e-commerce market booms, a massive opportunity awaits in the realm of resellable inventory.…
Pushing Corporate Responsibility Forward with Modern Recommerce Solutions
Unilever Aims High on Sustainability—and We’re Helping If you’re reading this, odds are you’ve used many of Unilever’s products over your lifetime. In fact, you’ve probably got at least a few of them living in your bathroom, pantry, or fridge…
Podcast: Addressing Excess Inventory With B-Stock Solutions
While the matter of what to do with slow-moving and unsold consumer goods is a constant challenge for brands and retailers, it’s also a very common one. That’s why leaders from recommerce organizations like B-Stock are working to develop smart,…
