amazon incentivizes sellers, puts pressure on flipkart - personal care appliances

Amazon cut its commission by 25-
30% key categories such as mobile phones, PCs, electronic devices and personal care devices.
This could take the American electronics.
Compared to rival Flipkart, the business giant is at an edge in local branches, and Flipkart has recently increased commissions in key areas and asked sellers to bear logistics costs when returning goods.
Amazon India said in its communication with sellers that its latest policy changes will be implemented from June 17.
Amazon reduced its commission on mobile devices and tablets to 3.
5%, from 5.
5%, the number of desktops and laptops increased from 3% to 4%.
Similar changes have taken place in electronic devices.
Electronic devices and mobile phones are among the best-selling products of companies such as Flipkart and Amazon India, which are largely driven by discounts.
A spokesman for Amazon India confirmed the news in contact.
"Yes, we have reduced rates for certain categories.
"We believe that these revised rates can significantly help sellers perform better and succeed in their business," the spokesperson said in an email response . ".
Flipkart joins Amazon in increasing seller feesThe galluru-based e-
Tailer flip will launch a new policy for sellers to request additional fees to increase revenue and reduce losses.
It is reported that the month of the Flipkart increase Committee-
6% for sellers in multiple categories such as clothing and mobile accessories.
Amazon pointed out that three years ago, it had only 100 sellers and now more than 85,000.
This number is growing at a rate of 250%. on-
This year, Amazon added more than 90,000 products a day, the company said.
In other categories, the company's commission on film and educational software fell from 12% to 5%.
However, it has recently added commissions in some categories such as mobile accessories.
Market leader Flipkart, after revising the seller policy, has to face resistance from some sellers on the platform.
The new seller policy for Flipkart will take effect from June 20.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos recently announced that it will invest $3 billion in the Indian market, bringing its total investment in India to $5 billion.
Some of these funds are now clearly being used to attract sellers.