The main risks
- Selling the same unit on both channels.
- A price changed in one place and forgotten in the other.
- Different titles or details that confuse customers.
- Reports that cannot be compared.
Plan stock in one place
Keep one master stock count. Decide how many units each channel may sell, and keep a buffer so that a delay on one side does not leave you short on the other.
Rules, fees and programs change. Treat this as a planning guide and confirm current details in the marketplace's own seller help pages before you act.
Pricing rules
Decide in advance whether prices match or differ by channel, and why. Fees, shipping and advertising costs differ, so identical prices may not mean identical margins.
A weekly checklist
- Compare stock counts against your master count.
- Spot-check ten listings for price and detail differences.
- Review orders from both channels for late or cancelled shipments.
- Update your plan if supply changes.
How we can help
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