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Fulfillment opens up considerable growth potential for online retailers and reduces costs - but it also entails risks. This is because the legal issues surrounding the topic are complex. To give you an overview of the legal pitfalls, lawyer and eCommerce expert Yvonne Bachmann from Händlerbund answers the most important questions about fulfillment in today's

Online business is booming. An almost limitless reach, countless marketing opportunities and low operating costs are attracting more and more entrepreneurs to distance selling and also promise lucrative expansion prospects for retailers who have previously only operated in bricks-and-mortar stores. However, online business is subject to strict legal requirements and extensive information and labeling obligations.

ECommerce is now highly differentiated. Depending on the industry, product range and customer needs, the requirements for shipping and the associated services are very different. To fully exploit the potential of your online business, it is worth using JTL-ShippingLabels and the diverse services from the DHL service portfolio to customize the shipping of your products

The past few months have not been easy: the coronavirus pandemic, job losses and wage cuts, short-time working and massive restrictions in public life have meant an enormous cut in planning security for many - but also in financial opportunities. Payment options such as installment payments can be helpful here. If you don't have large

ECommerce is increasingly international and offers retailers great opportunities - but also uncertainties. Brexit in particular is causing uncertainty for online retailers, as new tax regulations for marketplaces and their own online stores make financial accounting more difficult. JTL-Wawi and the FIBU interface JTL 2 DATEV help online retailers to book their sales quickly, easily

Aerosol cans, lighters or lithium-ion batteries - products that at first glance do not appear to be anything unusual. However, these are actually goods that can be highly flammable or even explosive. For this reason, they must not only be clearly and visibly labeled for everyone, but the safe route via online business to the

Switzerland is one of the fastest-growing eCommerce markets in Europe and is therefore of interest to many retailers. But if you want to be successful in our neighboring country, there are a few things to consider. In this interview, our long-standing Swiss service partner Thomas Lutz explains which aspects German online retailers should pay particular

Legal developments and changes are constantly on the agenda in Austria, especially in the area of eCommerce law. Partly initiated by the EU, partly at federal level, Austrian online retailers can also expect new legal rules in 2021. In this guest article, IT-Recht Kanzlei presents the most important upcoming changes and shows how to implement

Online sales in the retail sector have grown strongly - and not just since the coronavirus pandemic: since 2018, more than50billion1 of all transactions have taken place online every year. A figure that has doubled in the last seven years. This trend has not yet been reflected in the Christmas business. Customers still tend to

Online retailers are artists. Price artists. Because finding the right sales price is an art. Correct pricing is important: the "right" product price can accelerate sales or increase margins. The "wrong" price, on the other hand, can leave you sitting on the goods or selling at a loss. Dynamic repricing can help you set the