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Channel Sales and Comparison Shopping Site Integration

Leveraging channel sales partners and price comparison engines is a cost-effective way to expand your customer base and decrease marketing costs. Sites such as Amazon, eBay and Overstock have traffic that many small and medium-sized businesses can only dream of. Channel integration is a smart strategy to help make their traffic your own and increase sales. Upshot Commerce has a collection of tools that make this process pain-free for retailers.

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Amazon Real-Time Sales Integration Get Started »
With the power of Amazon Real-Time Sales Extension, you can now sell your products online at Amazon.com! With this app, amazon.com will take care of all your billing. You simply...Learn More
Amazon Sales Management Integration Get Started »
The Amazon Sales Management Extension is software directly integrated into your Upshot Commerce shopping cart software package. This extension does not work with other...Learn More
eBay Sales Channel Integration Get Started »
The eBay Sales Channel Extension does it all! You simply schedule your auctions using our user friendly scheduler and are done...Learn More
Buy.Com Integration Get Started »
One platform to support your online store and Buy.com...Learn More
Sears.Com Integration Get Started »
One platform to support your online store and Sears.com...Learn More
Overstock.Com Integration Get Started »
Take your shopping cart software and online business to the next level with this Upshot Commerce Overstock Extension....Learn More

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Interested in channel sales and comparison shopping feeds but have special software integration needs or feed creation? Perhaps your product feed must pass through an accounting system, or your DSS has rules for which products can be included in feeds. Maybe the simple notion of channel sales is complicated by an ERP system lurking behind every ecommerce software decision you'd like to make.

No problem. The Upshot Commerce team of ecommerce strategists and engineers have over eighteen years of experience untangling complex networks and software environments to enable agile ecommerce channel sales and comparison shopping feed management. No matter what your channel sales and comparison shopping technology goals are, we can help.

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Discover the Benefits of Comparison Shopping

Jun 25, 2012 by milanie

Last week, we discussed channel sales with third party marketplaces such as  Amazon.com as a way for small and medium sized ecommerce stores to increase  brand exposure and boost sales.

While this can be a valuable aspect of your company’s marketing strategy, using partner marketplaces is certainly not the only way to get your products out there.

One marketing tool many retailers choose to utilize is the Comparison  Shopping Engine, or CSE.  There can be a number of advantages to participating in CSEs.  First, like a marketplace, CSEs allow ... Read more


Can Selling on Amazon Work for You?

Jun 15, 2012 by milanie

Kelly Lester was just another mom out there with a dream and an idea–an idea that she made happen, in the form of fun, environmentally friendly lunchboxes for kids.  Using quirky ads and personable marketing campaigns, she slowly built her brand, enjoying steadily increasing success.

Then the recession hit.  To boost flagging sales, she took the advice of a friend, and decided to begin selling her products on Amazon.com.  As it turns out, this may have been one of the best decisions she ever made.  Her average daily orders went from around 50 orders a day to 500 in a matter of months.

This is one of the ... Read more