Posts Written by
Rachel Hand
Rachel is a Content Marketing Specialist at ShipBob, where she writes blog articles, eGuides, and other resources to help small business owners master their logistics.
Amazon FBA Fees Explained: A Guide to FBA Seller Costs in 2024
Learn about the fees of Amazon FBA, tips for calculating your Amazon selling costs, and alternatives to FBA.
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Minimum Order Quantity: How it Works & Calculation Guide (+ 6 MOQ Tips)
Get an overview of minimum order quantity, factors to consider when calculating MOQ requirements, and tips on how to make the most of MOQs.
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How Elle Sera’s Team Saves 40+ Hours/Month on Fulfillment with ShipBob [Case Study]
Learn how supplement brand Elle Sera receives time back and stellar support by outsourcing subscription fulfillment to ShipBob.
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How Canvas Saves Money by Outsourcing Fulfillment to ShipBob [Case Study]
Learn how artistic equipment brand Canvas partners with ShipBob to save money on duties and tariffs, achieve transparent billing, and more.
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How to Fix + Prevent Inventory Errors: An Ecommerce Guide
Learn about the most common types of inventory errors, how to mitigate them, and how partnering with an expert can help prevent them.
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How to Manage Ecommerce Inventory Backlog
Read this post to learn what causes an inventory backlog, plus strategies and best practices for keeping it in check.
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Inventory Adjustment Guide: Strategies for Accurate Management
Learn how to correct a mismatch between recorded inventory and actual on-hand inventory amounts with an inventory adjustment.
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What’s the Difference Between Shipping and Delivery? An Ecommerce Guide
Shipping and delivery aren’t the same thing for ecommerce brands. Here’s how they’re different, and how to optimize both.
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Everything You Need to Know About Perpetual Inventory Systems: Advantages & Formulas
Learn how a perpetual inventory system offers an accurate and efficient way to manage inventory.
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What is a Delivery Exception? Impact + How to Solve & Avoid Delivery Exceptions
Delivery exceptions occur when a package is temporarily delayed in transit. Learn all the situations and causes, and how to resolve them.
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