a2b is a proud Sponsor of ERA’s D2C Convention which will be held in Las Vegas from September 16 – 18, 2014. D2C is one of the largest direct response events in the Direct to Consumer Industry, attracting thousands of Direct Response marketers. Look for our giant sign at the event, which highlights our key … Continue reading a2b Sponsors 2014 D2C Convention
Ayal Latz recently sat with Ed Fulford, Manager of Communications, Georgia Ports Authority and AnchorAge Magazine to discuss fulfillment, e-commerce and how the surge of technology has impacted the logistics business. *Q1: How will moving to a direct-fulfillment DC model impact things like the necessary square footage of a facility and the number of employees? … Continue reading Q&A with Ed Fulford, Georgia Ports Authority
This article on delivery originally appeared in Response Magazine – May 2014 The days of “allow 4-6 weeks for delivery” are gone. Unless you have been living in a cave or stuck on a deserted island for the past five years you already know this. The bar of consumer expectations continues to rise until one … Continue reading Balancing Speed and Costs
a2b Fulfillment was featured in the latest issue of Inbound Logistics Magazine. The piece covered Georgia’s advantages within the Logistics industry and highlighted a2b and company president, Ayal Latz. See the full excerpt below: Here to There Logistics operations are all about getting products from Point A to Point B, according to logistics provider a2b … Continue reading Georgia: Logistics Sweet Spot
This article appeared originally in Response Magazine – August 2012 In a perfect DR world no sale would ever be cancelled. No product would ever be returned. Since that perfect world is elusive, Marketers need to be prepared for returns. A well-thought out strategy and procedure for handling returns can reduce returns, lower costs, and … Continue reading Returns: The Good, Bad and Pretty
Wouldn’t it be great if consumers were always happy, never changed their minds and never returned the product that they ordered? Just think of the savings in cost, hassle and the need to staff customer service agents. What a boost to the bottom line that would be. Now snap out it! We all know that’s … Continue reading Returns: Turning the Bad into Good
a2b just returned from a busy and exciting few days at the Electronic Retailing Association’s 21st annual D2C Convention in Las Vegas. The convention is the one show for the direct-to-consumer industry and direct response fulfillment distribution experts, and features “top notch, industry-focused education sessions; outstanding networking opportunities including the Opening Reception; and special events … Continue reading Record Crowds at D2C Convention
At a2b Fulfillment the core goals in our third party logistics firm consist of the following cost-effective, service-oriented elements: Order Fulfillment, Warehousing and Storage, Co-packing and Kitting and Shipping Solutions. However, there is another element to our business that isn’t found on our website or service listings, but one in which we take great pride … Continue reading Going Above and Beyond for Customers and Community
The federal Commerce Clause regarding Internet sales tax can be broken down simply: If an online retailer has a physical presence in a particular state, such as a business office or a warehouse, it must collect sales tax from customers in that state. If an online business does not have a physical presence in a … Continue reading The Internet’s Future as a Tax-Free Zone
Thanks for viewing a2b’s order fulfillment blog. We are very excited to kick off this blog with articles to keep you posted on our company, related industries, clients and affiliates as well as anything else that you may request. As a third party logistics provider, we offer a wide array of services from order fullfillment … Continue reading Welcome to a2b Fulfillment’s Blog
