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Rosie Seville, Policy adviser, Trade for Deparment for International Development for International Development of United Kingdom during Enhancing the digital dimension in development cooperation strategies. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
H. Chakiri during Women in eCommerce, changing the current narrative. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré..
N. Angelovska during Women in eCommerce, changing the current narrative. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré..
Isabelle Durant, Deputy Secretary-General of UNCTAD during Enhancing the digital dimension in development cooperation strategies. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
Daniela Zehentner-Capell, Head of Division, Trade Related Development Cooperation, Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development during Launch of the eTrade Readiness Assessments of Afghanistan and Bangladeshduring Launch of the eTrade Readiness Assessments of Afghanistan and Bangladesh. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
Cécile Barayre, Programme Manager, eTrade Readiness Programme of UNCTAD during Unctad Stocktaking Workshop in the topic Lessons Learned and Best Pratices for the Conduct and Implementation of the Rapid Etrade Readiness Assessments". 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
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X. Yao during Women in eCommerce, changing the current narrative. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré..
Joshua Meltzer, Senior Fellow Brookings during Intergovernmental Group of Experts on E-commerce and the Digital Economy. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré
N. Nwakanma, during Women in eCommerce, changing the current narrative. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré
N. Cory, during Intergovernmental Group of Experts on E-commerce and the Digital Economy. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré
C. De Heredia during Women in eCommerce, changing the current narrative. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré..
Rosie Seville, Policy adviser, Trade for Deparment for International Development for International Development of United Kingdom during Enhancing the digital dimension in development cooperation strategies. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
Walter Stevens, Ambassador and Head EU Delegation ton the UN and other International organizations in Geneva during Enhancing the digital dimension in development cooperation strategies. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
Mukhisa Kituyi, Secretary-General of UNCTAD during Launch of the eTrade Readiness Assessments of Afghanistan and Bangladesh. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
Shameem Ahsam, Ambassador, Permanent Mission of Bangladesh to the United Nations during Launch of the eTrade Readiness Assessments of Afghanistan and Bangladesh. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré
The holiday is a time of rush for most brands that sell their products online. It’s the time when people are more interested in spending a significant chunk of their savings to purchase gifts for their loved ones. It is undoubtedly the time for brands and businesses to get busy and earn big. However, this time also brings up a lot of challenges related to the #supply #chain.
Failure to communicate cutoff dates
Let’s elaborate on the situation with an example. Let’s suppose there is a biscuit company that ran its marketing campaign just before the holidays. The marketing was a success, and it resulted in the immense popularity of the business. Unfortunately, the company failed to communicate the cutoff dates of the courier service they used. Now, no one has an idea about the product delivery.
The best way to avoid such issues is to plan ahead. You will have to do your research to develop an informed e-commerce strategy, which you can communicate with your customers. As a result, you will help your customers keep realistic expectations from your brand.
Setting a cutoff date that can set the expected product delivery before the holiday is the best practice. Make sure to take into consideration shipping delays and other issues while setting such a date.
Not having a clear shipping policy
Not having a clear #shipping policy is yet another issue that can hamper the prospects of business success. The thing is, every e-commerce brand knows how crucial it is to have a clear shipping policy. If you are not sure where to start, you can use a free shipping policy generator, which is an online tool to generate a shipping policy. After generating the policy, you can read it carefully and amend it according to your requirements.
Not improving packaging
Even though you have done well to protect your goods by using several types of packaging supplies, sometimes your products can get damaged during transit.
Such an issue can happen due to the simplest of reasons. For instance, failing to label the #product packaging “Fragile” will lead package handlers to think of your package as just another #box to ship. They may toss it into an ocean of other packages where it might be susceptible to moving a lot. In such a scenario, even the most padded product may end up getting damaged.
Apart from the right labeling, make sure that you have used the right kind of void-fill to protect your goods.
Not offering shipping options to customers
During holidays, some people will want their product to reach their place the way they want. Some brands do not offer any shipping options to customers. Such a tactic can be quite frustrating. As a result, your customer may abandon the purchase process during checkout.
The best way to deal with such an issue is to leave the shipping option to your customers. If you have to get into the contract with more than one courier, go for it. And if you think that managing complexities related to logistics are hard for you at the moment, you can hire third-party #logistics services.
R. Enonchong during Women in eCommerce, changing the current narrative. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré..
Ambassador Kadra Ahmed Hassan of Djibouti, Chair, during Intergovernmental Group of Experts on E-commerce and the Digital Economy. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré
X. Yao during Women in eCommerce, changing the current narrative. 3 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo / Jean Marc Ferré..
Daniela Zehentner-Capell, Head of Division, Trade Policy Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development during Enhancing the digital dimension in development cooperation strategies. 1 April 2019. UNCTAD Photo/ Jean Marc Ferré