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Thorne Case Study | Pattern

Since partnering with Pattern, Thorne has expanded from Amazon U.S. to 7 new marketplaces and countries:
- Jet.com
- Walmart.com
- Amazon Canada
- Amazon U.K./E.U.
- Amazon China
- Tmall (China)
- MercadoLibre

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Thorne is a supplements and wellness brand dedicated to quality ingredient sourcing, clinical research, lab testing, and sustainable business practices.

MAP Compliance has averaged 99% over the last 6 months.

Better control of brand across various marketplaces.

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Pure Encapsulations Case Study | Pattern

Units sold increased by 325.7% after one month of using our images and Enhanced Brand Content.

Conversion from Creative

Pure Encapsulations manufactures hypoallergenic, research-based dietary supplements that are designed to deliver predictable and desired results. Pure Encapsulations is committed to sourcing pure, premium ingredients and working with experienced healthcare professionals to create safe and effective dietary supplements to help consumers achieve optimal health.

Removal of 215 unauthorized sellers over 2 years.

Enhanced Brand Integrity

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Spectra Baby Case Study | Pattern

Pattern currently controls 91% of the Buy Box for Spectra Baby products, an increase of 62%.

Increased Buy Box ownership

Spectra Baby’s team of registered nurses, lactation consultants, and mothers offer breastfeeding products made for moms, by moms.

Achieved 98.9% MAP compliance across all sellers.

SEO + Brand Control

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Spectra Baby USA ecommerce growth case study with Pattern

Spectra Baby grew their ecommerce business on Amazon and other markets with Pattern

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Yogi Tea Case Study | Pattern

Pattern created 6-pack bundles of Yogi teas to introduce customers to different product lines and to provide a better introductory size. Quick sales growth lead to bundles being featured on Amazon’s “Hot New Releases” page in the top 10 new releases. Variety Pack sales lead to incremental top line revenue growth, accounting for 14% of revenue in December 2019.


Variety Pack Success

Yogi blends over 140 spices and botanicals to make 40+ Herbal, Green, and Black wellness teas, each created with delicious flavor and healthy benefits in mind.

Over 90% of Yogi Tea sold on Amazon is now coming from Pattern, supporting the customer experience and upholding product quality standards.

Yogi Tea was able to take back control of their brand online.

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Australia's ecommerce presence has been growing steadily in recent years as large marketplaces like Amazon have entered to contend with household names like eBay. Our global ecommerce experts break down Australia's ecommerce climate, key marketplaces, and other opportunities.

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Our marketplace experts will walk you through your ecommerce growth opportunities as a Pattern partner in the Australia and Oceania markets.

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It’s easy for anyone to put up one or two crappy images that display their product on Amazon or other marketplaces. So what really makes your product images and photography stand out from the rest? After all, ecommerce product photography can make or break your product listings when it comes to conversion, branding, and even customer satisfaction.

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The secret to successful product photography that converts is actually quite simple, and all boils down to getting one thing right: Storytelling.&nbsp;
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Pattern’s product photography experts are among the few in the ecommerce world today who understand that the difference between adequate and excellent listings is curating a brand story. Of course, a successful brand story not only translates your brand image, but also gives information to the consumer in a way that encourages them to make an informed purchase.&nbsp;
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Let’s dive into why storytelling for ecommerce product photography is so important, some best practices that’ll help you stand out from the rest, and then take a look at a few case studies that’ll put our money where our mouth is, so to speak.
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<h3>Why storytelling is important for product photography</h3>
Picture this: You’re browsing for a product on Amazon. What catches your eye first? Is it the title? The shipping date? The price? All that’s important once you’re interested is piqued, of course, but before anything else, it’s most likely the product image that caught your attention.&nbsp;
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And, whether consciously or not, your brain automatically runs through a checklist similar to this:
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Does the product seem like what I'm looking for?
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Does it look durable, nice, tasty, beautiful, or X characteristic that I need right now?
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Do I trust that the product will be what I need?
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You can tell all of these things and more in the milliseconds it takes you to glance down the first page of search result images. For sellers, having product photography that resonates with consumers is the small-but-extremely-important difference between a scroll and a click.&nbsp;
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There are two overarching reasons why you absolutely must get product photography right by incorporating storytelling:
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Show don’t tell. Showing (and not just telling) a story with a product photography first and foremost gives you a chance to visually explain what a product is like before a consumer ever gets into the specifications outlined in the product description’s bullet points. You can easily call out things that customers care about (like size, form, and style) without a single word. Talk about effective!
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Build trust. Consumers can tell if you’ve put effort into your initial product photography. If your initial image gives a good impression that you’re trustworthy, that your product is what they need, and that it’s better than your competition, you’re already far ahead of other sellers who could care less about their images. (Because what story does that tell the consumer?)&nbsp;
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<h3>Best practices for product photography storytelling</h3>
So what can be done? How does one tell a story through product photography? According to Scott Davis, Pattern’s Director of Photography, it’s a fine mixture of technical know-how, experience, and strategic decision making.&nbsp;
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Scott suggested these 5 best practices for ecommerce product photography that brands should start implementing to really start seeing results.
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1. Make sure product photography gives context.
 
Scale, style, and use are important things to convey in an ecommerce product listing image. At its core, the idea is to make the online shopping experience as similar to a real life shopping experience as you can.&nbsp;
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Ways to give context through product photography:
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Make sure your images and clear, sharp, and well lit.
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Show the product in use in a lifestyle image. This will help consumers understand how the product can be used, and also give them an idea of how the product occupies space.
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Show the product in action. If it’s a container, show it filled with something. If it’s a clothing item, show how it fits when worn.
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More and more consumers are relying solely on online marketplaces to buy things they would normally find in physical stores. Ergo, brands who give consumers a more complete online shopping experience are bound to rise above the rest.
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Take our brand partner Pandora. With charms and jewelry, it's extremely difficult to understand size and fit unless you show it. (Telling customers it weighs 1.3 grams and is 11.3 x 8 millimeters wide isn't going to do much.)
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Look at these two examples of images on a product listing. Which one are you more inclined to buy?&nbsp;
<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-09%20at%201.59.28%20PM.png" alt="ecommerce product photography guide 2020" width="928" style="width: 928px; margin: 0px auto; display: block;">
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Probably the one on the right, right? It shows you how the charm fits on a bracelet, and also gives an idea of the item's functionality.
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2. Take time to fully understand your brand story.
 
Do you have an in-house creative team? If you’re one of the lucky few that do, are they making decisions to consciously tell your story on Amazon and other marketplaces in a way that'll increase conversion?&nbsp;
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It’s important that your creative team takes enough time to fully understand your brand and your story, inside and out. Unfortunately, many brands turn to creative agencies to deliver product images or mockups for product listings who could care less about digging into a brand story. The disadvantage there is that many agencies just want to get a job done—they’re not looking for long-term growth or watching out for brand equity.
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At Pattern, Scott explained that one of our greatest advantages is that we operate almost just like an internal creative team with our partners. Since we’re actually invested in the product’s success because we purchase it up front, we’re not just selling a service.&nbsp;
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“An agency or another service provider can easily take photos of your products for you,” Scott said. “But Pattern can help recommend the types of images that are going to help your product sell better. There's a difference between doing what you're asked and being a partner and understanding your brand enough to help do the right thing for your brand.”
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3. Be strategic. 
You need a creative team who can make strategic decisions on your behalf with sales in mind—otherwise you might end up wasting a lot of valuable time and resources on things that (at the end of the day) don't convert into more sales.&nbsp;
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Some basic strategic practices include:
 
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Take inventory of the types of content you’re displaying and its usefulness to you. Do you have computer generated renders of your products? Should you? Are you using spins? Videos? Do you even need them?&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Then take inventory of what types of content you should or could display that would help your product sell better. Would a 360 spin image help your customer get a better idea of your product? What about a video?
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Remember, the goal here isn’t to be willy-nilly about including any and every type of content that you can, but to decide strategically what product lines and which specific ASINs could benefit from some extra love.
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4. Utilize content offerings on different marketplaces.&nbsp; 
We’ve hit on product photography and images so far, but those aren’t the only ways you can tell a brand story on Amazon or other marketplace&nbsp;product listings.
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Use A+ Content
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Options like A+ Content (formerly Enhanced Brand Content for Vendors) can really help your brand shine on Amazon. Even <a href="https://pattern.com/blog/how-to-brand-yourself-on-amazon-ebay-walmart-and-google-shopping" rel="noopener" target="_blank">eBay, Walmart.com, and Google Shopping offer sellers options</a> for customizing their product content and listings.
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Check out this example for A+ Content from our brand partner Thymes. Learn more about incorporating A+ Content on your listing <a href="https://pattern.com/blog/what-is-enhanced-brand-content-now-a-content-on-amazon" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>, <a href="https://pattern.com/blog/now-you-can-run-ab-tests-on-a-content-with-manage-your-experiments-in-amazon" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here</a>, and <a href="https://pattern.com/blog/what-are-the-differences-between-a-content-and-premium-a-content" rel="noopener" target="_blank">here.</a>
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-10%20at%204.04.52%20PM.png" alt="A+ Content on Amazon helps your product convert" width="687" style="width: 687px; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;">
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Use image slots correctly.
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Of course, then there's the basic things like having one or two different images on a given listing. Amazon gives you up to 9 product image slots on a given product listing. While they usually only display 7 at a time, more are available if consumers click into your listing. You'll want to make the first main image a simple photograph with no graphic text. You want the image to stand out, but not at the expense of the product.
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Of course, if you can clearly tell your product story in 4 or 5 images (which Scott recommends as a minimum image count), don’t waste your energy on pumping out more images just for the sake of it. As Scott said, there may not be a benefit to going above 6 or 7 images, but there is a clear disadvantage if you’re only giving 1 or 2 images.
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5. Don't forget to get the technical elements right. 
Finally, if you're going to make the effort to tell your brand story on a product listing, at least make sure you get the basic requirements for photo size and color down. You can go through all of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=202073580" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Amazon's product image technical requirements here</a>.&nbsp;
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In addition to the minimum requirements, we recommend you do the following:
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Size: Amazon requires images of at least 1000 pixels or larger in either height or width, but those hardly show up well when a customer is zooming in or examining a product more closely. Scott recommends using at least a 2560 x 2560 pixel image (note that there’s a <a href="https://sellercentral.amazon.com/forums/t/does-amazon-have-a-maximum-pixel-size-for-product-images/310123" rel=" noopener">10,000 x 10,000 pixel limit</a>). As 4K and 5K monitors become more and more common, it's important to have larger images to make sure your product photography and imagery on a product listing can look great even on the largest monitor.
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Color: Although Amazon says images in either sRGB or CMYK are acceptable, the reality is that Amazon will end up converting your image to sRGB anyway. Take the effort to convert your images to sRGB first to ensure the best color experience for your customers. After all, if you do something that makes your colors look bad on your end, chances are it'll only get worse on a consumer's end of things.
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<h3>Pattern product photography case studies</h3>
We’re proud of the creative work we do for our partners, and we’re committed to going above and beyond expectations to make sure we tell their brand story right on the marketplace.&nbsp;Here are examples of our favorite product imagery and photography that we’ve done for our brand partners.
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<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Pure-Encapsulations-N-Multivitamin-Hypoallergenic/dp/B00CBYG1L0/ref=sxin_2_ac_d_rm?ac_md=1-1-cHVyZSBlbmNhcHN1bGF0aW9ucw%3D%3D-ac_d_rm&amp;cv_ct_cx=pure&amp;keywords=pure&amp;pd_rd_i=B00CBYG1L0&amp;pd_rd_r=a23eee1d-14b1-448a-bf8b-c72240ac098a&amp;pd_rd_w=1Qewo&amp;pd_rd_wg=agV54&amp;pf_rd_p=e2f20af2-9651-42af-9a45-89425d5bae34&amp;pf_rd_r=BW1WT4NVX0QKMYRF0WGT&amp;psc=1&amp;qid=1578593499">Pure Encapsulations</a>
As a premium vitamin and supplement brand, we made sure Pure's Amazon listing looks and feels just as excellent as their product. After using our images and Enhanced Brand Content for a month, Pure’s increased units sold by 325.7%.&nbsp;
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Notice that we have 7 different product images and video for customers to go through here. The main image is basic, clean, and crisp—it is even able to highlight small physical details like the raised name around the bottle.
<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-09%20at%2010.09.39%20AM.png" alt="Pure Encapsulations increased sales by over 300% with Pattern's product photography experts on ecommerce" width="555" style="width: 555px; margin: 0px auto; display: block;">
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Next, we have great supplemental (pun intended) images of the product, including the pills, as well as lifestyle imagery that tells Pure's story in a unique and effective way.
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-10%20at%203.22.06%20PM.png" alt="ecommerce product photography example" width="879" style="width: 879px; margin: 0px auto; display: block;">
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<a href="https://www.walmart.com/ip/PopSockets-PopGrip-Blue-Nebula/983870706?athcpid=983870706&amp;athpgid=athenaItemPage&amp;athcgid=null&amp;athznid=PWVAV&amp;athieid=v0&amp;athstid=CS020&amp;athguid=cd5c87a3-5a4-16f8b8b9570df1&amp;athancid=null&amp;athena=true">Popsockets</a>
Popsockets uses 3D renders of their product. However, for an item like Popsockets, it’s important to give context about what the product does.&nbsp;
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-09%20at%2011.23.45%20AM.png" alt="Popsockets ecommerce product photography 2020" width="466" style="width: 466px; display: block; margin: 0px auto;">
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For example, the first simple render of a Popsocket doesn't tell us anything about the size and use of a Popsocket. However, once you show the Popsocket in use (as in the images below), the whole narrative changes.
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-09%20at%203.06.06%20PM.png" alt="ecommerce product photography for popsockets" width="908" style="width: 908px; margin: 0px auto; display: block;">
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<a href="https://www.amazon.com/PANDORA-Beaded-Heart-Sterling-Silver/dp/B07JN7VMR5?ref_=ast_bbp_dp">Pandora</a>
For Pandora, scale and contextual images are extremely important because of the size of their product, as we mentioned earlier. Our creative team added lifestyle contextual images to their product image list to give consumers a better feeling of each product's use and style.&nbsp;
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-09%20at%2010.50.15%20AM.png" alt="ecommerce product photography example for Pandora" width="600" style="width: 600px; display: block; margin: 0px auto;">
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-09%20at%201.58.46%20PM.png" alt="using lifestyle images for ecommerce product photography helps sales grow" width="966" style="width: 966px; margin: 0px auto; display: block;">
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<a href="https://www.amazon.com/Paslode-Cordless-Framing-Battery-Compressor/dp/B017M0N6K6/ref=sr_1_4?fst=as%3Aoff&amp;m=A2EJCTH67GJMT3&amp;qid=1578593616&amp;refinements=p_4%3APaslode&amp;s=merchant-items&amp;sr=1-4">Paslode</a>
Adding lifestyle photography helped Paslode&nbsp;give consumers a good sense of how a Paslode nailer could be used. We helped Paslode develop out their product images in a way that gave consumers a better idea of what the would feel like and look like in real life.&nbsp;
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-09%20at%2011.14.08%20AM.png" alt="Paslode's ecommerce product photography got a life with Pattern's creative team." width="600" style="width: 600px; display: block; margin: 0px auto;">
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/Screen%20Shot%202020-01-09%20at%201.58.58%20PM.png" alt="Having multiple images for ecommerce product images helps grow sales." width="897" style="width: 897px; margin: 0px auto; display: block;">
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Contact us below to see how Pattern can vamp up your product photography (at no added cost to you!) through a Pattern partnership.

2020 Ecommerce Product Photography Guide, Pattern

Ecommerce product photography can make or break your sales. Pattern's expert creative team serves up product image best practices for storytelling in 2020.

The 2020 Ecommerce Product Photography Guide to Storytelling Success

The 2020 Ecommerce Product Photography Guide

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The Ultimate Guide To Amazon SEO

As reported last week, Walmart U.S. ecommerce <a href="https://s2.q4cdn.com/056532643/files/doc_financials/2020/q4/Earnings-Release-1.31.2020-Final.pdf" rel="noopener" target="_blank">sales grew 35%</a> last year. Building upon this momentum, the company has now just announced Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS), a new fulfillment capability for marketplace sellers that <a href="https://pattern.com/blog/pattern-joins-walmarts-new-fulfillment-service-wfs" rel="noopener" target="_blank">begins rolling out Feb. 25</a>.
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Built by Walmart with sellers, for sellers, the program offers low, transparent pricing (often lower than FBA), personalized account management, inventory forecasting, and the opportunity for businesses to scale profitability and assortment. Customers benefit from a larger assortment of premium brands and products, easy returns, dedicated customer care, and perhaps most significant—no annual membership or subscription fees.&nbsp;

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<h3>Walmart’s ecommerce growth over the last 4 years</h3>
Walmart’s ecommerce catapult began in 2016 with its acquisition of Jet.com. Walmart ecommerce grew <a href="https://www.statista.com/study/65906/walmartcom-store-analysis/#" rel="noopener" target="_blank">35.8% that year</a>, outpacing Amazon’s <a href="https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/02/10/amazons-us-online-sales-growth-last-year-was-mor-2.aspx" rel="noopener" target="_blank">25.2% growth</a>.&nbsp;
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Then 2017 was another year of growth with the acquisitions of shoebuy.com and moosejaw.com, and a <a href="https://www.statista.com/study/65906/walmartcom-store-analysis/#" rel="noopener" target="_blank">42.8% increase</a> in ecommerce sales.&nbsp;
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Now, into 2020, Walmart.com is the <a href="https://pattern.com/blog/walmart-surpasses-ebay-for-no-2-share-of-us-retail-ecommerce-sales" rel="noopener" target="_blank">second-largest ecommerce marketplace in the U.S.</a>, and its growth continues to outpace that of its two largest competitors, Amazon and eBay. WFS is the next step in competing for increased marketshare and sales.
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/eCommerce%20Fulfillment%20Center.00_02_46_18.Still002-1.jpg" alt="Walmart Fulfillment Center, WFS" width="5120" style="width: 5120px;"> Photo courtesy of Walmart.com.
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<h3>Pattern and Walmart’s WFS beta program</h3>
Pattern had the unique opportunity to take part in the WFS beta release and help Walmart.com build out this new capability. Because Pattern already has products listed in Walmart’s Marketplace, and with our extensive FBA experience, the beta release was an exceptional opportunity offered by Walmart.&nbsp;
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Leveraging Walmart’s supply chain infrastructure and ecommerce network now allows us to more efficiently fulfill orders, boost sales, and grow and protect our brands on Walmart.com.
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<h3>WFS logistics</h3>
Through WFS, Walmart Fulfillment Centers store, pack, pick, and ship all eligible products. However, restrictions do apply, and all items must currently meet the dimensional requirements of 25” x 20” x 14” and must weigh less than 30 lbs.
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Fees are determined by weight and cover Walmart storage, fulfillment, and customer and seller support.&nbsp;
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<h3>How the WFS Seller Center portal works</h3>
The WFS portal is located in Seller Center alongside Seller Fulfilled listings. To convert Seller Fulfilled items to WFS, Walmart.com provides a specification sheet that includes additional information required for fulfillment, including tax codes, packaged product dimensions, hazmat identification, etc.
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Once this specification sheet is completed and uploaded in Walmart Seller Center, the product becomes WFS eligible and is ready to ship into Walmart Fulfillment Centers.
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<h3>How Walmart fulfillment works</h3>
In order for a Walmart fulfillment center to receive product, the seller must submit a purchase order (PO) through Walmart’s Global Supply Chain Operations system (GSCOPE). The seller simply downloads a PO file, fills in the product information, and uploads the spreadsheet into the system.&nbsp;
 <img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/eCommerce%20Fulfillment%20Center.00_42_31_03.Still012.jpg" alt="Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS)" width="5120" style="width: 5120px;">
Photo courtesy of Walmart.com.
GSCOPE tracks the progress of the PO in a dedicated feed; once the PO has successfully uploaded, the fulfillment center is ready to receive the product and the listing can go live. In GSCOPE, the seller can track items received and inventory numbers including on hand units, reserved units and damaged units.&nbsp;
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In Walmart Seller Center, Walmart tracks sales, shipping performance, customer returns, and sellers can easily view metrics, edit listings, and manage price promotions and product updates.
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<img src="https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/4567260/eCommerce%20Fulfillment%20Center.00_05_06_29.Still004.jpg" alt="Walmart Fulfillment Services Center (WFS)" width="5120" style="width: 5120px;">
Photo courtesy of Walmart.com.
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<h3>Should I use Walmart Fulfillment Services?</h3>
Thus far, Pattern has seen great success with the new WFS program. Our sales on Walmart increased 3,000% post-launch, and Buy Box attainment jumped as well.&nbsp;
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Moreover, given the program is currently by invitation only and has significantly fewer sellers, Walmart.com sellers receive nearly <a href="https://www.marketplacepulse.com/marketplaces-year-in-review-2019" rel="noopener" target="_blank">27,000 visitors per month</a>, compared to roughly <a href="https://www.marketplacepulse.com/marketplaces-year-in-review-2019" rel="noopener" target="_blank">2,100 visitors on Amazon</a>. Less competing sales equals more product sold and increased revenue for your brand.&nbsp;
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Are you ready to grow your business and protect your brand on Walmart.com? We can help. Contact a Pattern representative today through the form below, call 888-881-7576, or email <a href="mailto:hello@pattern.com" rel="nofollow noopener">hello@pattern.com</a> and we’ll be in touch.

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