Amazon Pro Seller Summit

UKABC is excited to be partnered with The first edition of the White Label World Expo (27th & 28th November at the ExCeL London). There are seminars covering a whole host of topics, we wanted to give you a run down of what to expect from the Amazon Pro Sellers Summit, and the Online Strategy Summit. Both designed to help you sell more online and grow your business.

Tickets for the show are complimentary and can be registered here . Selling on Amazon is simple - but selling on Amazon successfully? That’s a whole different ball game! At the Amazon Pro Seller Summit you can hear from the experts such as Jonny Bradley from SellerPro Academy, on how to substantially grow your trade with tips on top rankings, growth strategies, optimising product details and more!

Online selling is a new and exciting world that requires different tools and a specific strategy that will put you on top. In the Online Strategy Summit you will hear about the latest news in the ecommerce world, what works and what doesn’t and the perfect strategy for your business. A ticket to the White Label Expo gives you unlimited access to The Business Show - Europe’s largest business expo.

Here you will be able to listen to speakers Lisa Paton , International Growth Director of Brew Dog . There isn’t long left to secure your ticket so make sure you register today ! The wider significance of Amazon Pro Seller Summit lies in the relationships behind the activity. UKABC is excited to be partnered with The first edition of the White Label World Expo (27th & 28th November at the ExCeL London).

There are seminars covering a whole host of topics, we wanted to give you a run down of what to expect… UKABC’s work is designed to connect people who can contribute knowledge, access, experience or practical support. The Council’s role is therefore best understood through the quality of the conversations created and the follow-up those conversations make possible.

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