Stop wasting time sorting your Amazon FBA shipments.
Jan 8, 2019
In 2017, over 300,000 new third party sellers started selling on Amazon. 50 percent of Amazon’s $177.9 billion I 2017 came from third party sellers.
January 8, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
In 2017, over 300,000 new third party sellers started selling on Amazon. 50 percent of Amazon’s $177.9 billion I 2017 came from third party sellers. With all of this activity from third party sellers, it’s no surprise that FBAspreadsheet has developed a spreadsheet to make their shipment process more simple.
"I used to spend hours preparing my Amazon FBA shipments,” said John Agent. “Then I discovered FBAspreadsheet.” “Now I can sort all of my warehouses automatically in minutes. “It frees me up to do more sourcing.”
The FBAspreadsheet is a spreadsheet developed by an FBA seller for FBA sellers. “I decided to write the spreadsheet after having to sort a shipment of 500 foreign language CD’s,” said Klark Overmyer. “That day was a real nightmare.” “I spent hours doing what would now take minutes.”
The FBAspreadsheet is capable of sorting thousands of items automatically into up to 14 warehouses. The user has to have no working knowledge of Excel and never has to work with formulas. All they have to do is copy and paste the warehouse information. The spreadsheet then sorts each item an assigns it a specific color. The user just scans the item with an inexpensive scanner.
“The FBAspreadsheet has really saved me a lot of time and headaches,” said Luther Franklin. “I was impressed with the way the spreadsheet color coded my items.” “It really makes the whole process simple.”
For more information on how FBA sellers can save time and increase their productivity, visit www.FBAspreadsheet.com.
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