We cover everything you need to know about building, launching and running online marketplaces
10 Marketplace Business Models To Generate Revenue
The Complete List of Marketplace Platform Software
7 WooCommerce Multi Vendor Plugins for WordPress Marketplaces
What Features Does Your Marketplace Platform Need?
How shipping cost and speed affects conversions across marketplaces
42 Most Popular Online Marketplaces
What's MultiMerch Standalone and what will it look like?
Automate your MultiMerch marketplace via Stripe
Selling, signup and listing fees in MultiMerch – how do they work?
Mastering shipping in your MultiMerch marketplace
Create recurring MultiMerch vendor plans with Stripe Subscriptions
Use Stripe Connect to instantly process customer payments to sellers
Can you build a multi vendor marketplace with WordPress?
What is the best WooCommerce multi vendor plugin?
When do you pick Easy Digital Downloads over WooCommerce?
Today, I'm looking at 7 different plugins for WordPress marketplaces to help you pick the best one:
We've recently started offering early access to MultiMerch Standalone, our next-gen marketplace platform software, at 50% off.
In this blog post I'll cover Standalone and its features in more detail, offer some development insights and share our roadmap for the platform.
You've just spent a year of your life and a whole lot of your (or other people's) money building an online marketplace platform.
It looks perfect and offers hundreds of custom-built features for your vendors and customers.
Then, you launch – and they don't come. A few sellers that join hardly use any of your beautiful features.
What a waste, right? You wish you'd started with a simpler setup and less features. Well, read on:
Having a hard time monetizing your marketplace platform?
We're almost ready to release MultiMerch 8.23 that supports four different fee types:
In this post, I'll tell you exactly how you can use different MultiMerch fees and generate revenues from your marketplace platform.
Today’s e-commerce has changed dramatically from even a few years ago. Modern customers aren’t delighted by fast or free shipping – they expect it.
This is a shift largely driven by Amazon and its huge pushes to deliver products more quickly and cheaply, but it impacts e-commerce as an industry.
Understanding how shipping costs for the customer and total fulfillment speed affects conversion and sales across marketplaces will give you a better basis to understand how, where, and why you should be investing in faster and cheaper shipping.
