by Feedonomics | Jun 1, 2022 | Marketplaces
The number of third-party marketplaces increased 81% year-over-year in the fourth quarter of 2020, and these online shopping destinations have continued to pop up all over the world. Marketplaces that want to support a diverse, global customer base must seek out... 
by Brian Roizen | May 31, 2022 | Marketplaces
Walmart allows third-party sellers to list their products on Walmart.com to reach more than 120 million unique monthly visitors. As one of the largest omnichannel retailers in the United States, Walmart offers an excellent opportunity for ecommerce sellers to scale... 
by Brian Roizen | Mar 21, 2022 | Marketplaces
Checkout on Instagram is the marketplace feature on Instagram that allows physical products to be sold through shoppable posts similar to Shopify. Checkout happens through the app itself, and not offsite, making it easier to create shoppable opportunities for your... 
by Feedonomics | Nov 10, 2021 | Marketplaces
Catch is an Australia-based marketplace with more than 9 million monthly visits and 3 million active customers. This guide will show you how to sell and list your products on Catch. What do I need to set up a Catch marketplace seller account? Before you can start... 
by Feedonomics | Oct 20, 2021 | Marketplaces
The Bay Marketplace, formerly Hudson’s Bay Marketplace, is a Canadian-based channel with 4.2 million weekly visitors. Marketplace is a Canadian-based channel with 4.2 million weekly visitors. What do I need to set up The Bay Marketplace seller account? To get started... 
by Feedonomics | Oct 14, 2021 | Channel Updates & Ecommerce Trends, Marketplaces
As of September 2021, Shopify no longer offers support for syncing to the native Amazon sales channel. In order for merchants to upload products and link Shopify to Amazon, they now require a third-party solution. There are other cheap product listing alternatives...