INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS REVIEW JOURNAL. 
ISBN: 978-1-64970-956-1

Editor-in-Chief: Stephen Harrison Ph.D.

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Abstract:

In the rapidly evolving landscape of e-commerce, understanding the dynamics of online marketplaces is vital for sellers. This thesis explores the various strategies employed by sellers in the Amazon Marketplace to adapt to and thrive within its dynamic environment. The research focuses on identifying key tactics and approaches sellers use to optimize their performance and navigate the challenges posed by the marketplace’s competitive and algorithm-driven nature.

This study uses a qualitative methodology to analyze secondary data encompassing seller strategies, consumer behaviors, and marketplace dynamics. The analysis is rooted in a comprehensive literature review, highlighting the intersection of e-commerce strategies, consumer psychology, and digital platform algorithms. It offers a novel perspective by examining the often-overlooked seller side of the Amazon Marketplace, providing insights into how sellers adapt to changing conditions and consumer preferences.

The findings reveal that successful sellers on Amazon employ a mix of tactical pricing, optimized product listings, strategic advertising, and customer-focused approaches. These strategies are not only responsive to the platform’s algorithmic changes but also to evolving consumer trends. The study concludes with actionable recommendations for sellers on Amazon, aiming to enhance their visibility, customer engagement, and, ultimately, sales performance. Additionally, it identifies areas for future research, particularly in long-term strategy formulation in the face of continuous digital transformation, and contributes to the broader understanding of e-commerce strategies. It offers practical guidance for sellers in the Amazon Marketplace, a platform representing a significant portion of global online retail.

Author: Baljit Singh


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