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John Melizanis believes third-party logistics fees often produce surprise charges. Per-item pricing for picks, packs, and receiving can turn an anticipated $1 per order fee into $2.50 or more, he says. John is the co-founder of ShipDudes, a New Jersey-based 3PL launched in 2020. His company uses flat-rate pricing for pick-and-pack and warehousing, and no markup for shipping. “Brands appreciate knowing their exact costs,” he told me. In our recent conversation, John addressed the origins of ShipDudes, in-store retail, warehouse automation, and more. The entire audio of our conversation is embedded below. The transcript is edited for clarity and length.…

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Product Description SPECIFICATIONS: Dimensions: 15x10x19 CM (Length, Width, Height), White Color, Marble Dust Material Saraswati Mata Ji is a pattern. It weighs 600 Grams. Goddess Saraswati Mata Ji, one piece, on the package’s main image.Improve the look of your home with the elegant Goddess Mata Saraswati ji idol statue. This peace symbol is a lovely addition to any living room, bedroom, or office because it exudes serenity and peacefulness at their best and only makes you feel good when you look at it.A Lord or God idol can bring harmony and good vibes into your…

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Brad Feld is a veteran tech entrepreneur, early-stage investor, and co-founder of Techstars, a venture fund and startup accelerator. He’s also a prolific author. I asked him how writing helps shape his ideas and what prompted his latest book, “Give First,” which focuses on the value of mentorship. Jean Gazis: What’s the origin of “Give First“? Brad Feld: The idea has been rattling around in my head for over a decade. Back in 2012, when I was writing “Startup Communities,” I realized one of the secrets to the success of Boulder, Colorado, was a philosophy I called “give before you…

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Nate Lagos is vice president of marketing for Original Grain, a direct-to-consumer watch maker. He relies on Facebook advertising, but not for immediate customer acquisition. “Platforms such as Facebook are megaphones, not salespeople,” he says. In our recent conversation, Nate shared his marketing origins, advertising tactics, influencer management, and more. Our entire audio conversation is embedded below. The transcript is edited for length and clarity. Eric Bandholz: Give us a quick rundown of who you are and what you do. Nate Lagos: I’m the vice president of marketing at Original Grain, a watch company that blends wood and steel to…

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Every week we publish a handpicked list of new products and services from vendors to ecommerce merchants. This installment includes updates on affiliate marketing, AI agents, marketplace platforms, ad networks, WordPress features, and recurring payments. Got an ecommerce product release? Email releases@practicalecommerce.com. New Tools for Merchants Amazon debuts AWS Marketplace category to simplify AI agent adoption. Amazon Web Services has unveiled “AI Agents and Tools” in AWS Marketplace, which allows customers to discover, buy, deploy, and manage AI tools from leading providers. According to Amazon, customers using AI Agents and Tools gain access to ready-to-integrate solutions for developing AI strategies…

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Amazon’s Prime Day 2025 event set a new benchmark outside of the popular marketplace. Amazon was humming during the July 8-11 Prime Day sale. The company reported record revenue, and according to Adobe Analytics, Prime Day is now an ecommerce industry-wide sales initiative akin to Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Not Just Amazon U.S. online retailers generated at least $24.1 billion in sales during this year’s Prime Day period, up 30% from 2024, again according to Adobe, which tracked more than 1 trillion visits to merchant websites and 100 million SKUs — all outside of Amazon. Adobe also reported that,…

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The United States Postal Service released new postage and shipping rates this month, increasing costs for popular services such as Priority Mail by up to 51%. The USPS announced the increases in April 2025 to help achieve financial stability, meet regulatory requirements, and cover the transportation cost of packages. New USPS rates help achieve financial stability. Rate Changes The average increase for Priority Mail is 6.3%, but shipping software maker Pirate Ship noted that for some Zone 4-6 shipments, the increase was much higher, i.e., 51%. The cost of USPS Flat Rate boxes rose by 3%, 11%, and 7% for…

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The search engine industry is changing quickly, upended by AI platforms that have altered queries and informational journeys. Consumers increasingly type extended prompts into AI platforms versus single keywords or phrases in traditional search engines. Prompts are much longer and are often voice-activated with follow-up questions. Moreover, prompts are typically much more descriptive and thus harder to predict. Nonetheless, knowing shoppers’ prompts is essential for understanding their needs. Unfortunately, third-party “question” tools are typically keyword-driven, unsuited for prompts. Prompt analytics tools New prompt-analysis tools are coming. For example, Similarweb’s new “AI Traffic Intelligence” reveals the prompts driving traffic to any…

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This year I’ve sprinkled occasional “Ecommerce Conversations” episodes with real-life master classes from Beardbrand, my company. To date I’ve addressed hiring, branding, profit-building, priority-setting, and exiting. For this installment, I’ll share Beardbrand’s experience of losing nearly $1 million across 2023 and 2024. I’ll recap how we managed to survive our worst years in business while remaining 100% bootstrapped. It got bad. Our cash levels dropped to where they were in year one, 2014. We were hemorrhaging money. But we’re still here — still building and still learning. We made it through without outside funding. Here’s what the future holds for Beardbrand. My…

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