Today, most of couriers provide – free of charge – shipping supplies. What you need to know, is that there is a cost to it, and here is how it works.
Shipments may inevitably get lost or damaged. Having an idea of the process you may consider following to minimize possible damage to your parcel.
A common question when processing a shipment is – Do I need to insure my shipment? Here are a few things to consider that may help you answer that common question!
When it’s time to build your online store for your business, how you incorporate shipping is a critical consideration. Let FlagShip help!
As a new online store owner you will have many difficult decisions to make – At FlagShip we want to make one of your decisions easy enough that you don’t even have to think about it – your shipping function! Read more.
In order to get an accurate shipping quote, precise dimensions are always necessary. Inaccurate information can directly affect your quoted rate and ultimately the final charge of the shipment on your invoice. Read more.
When developing an online store and entering the e-commerce world, one huge consideration that could make or break your business success is shipping. Shipping considerations for small business e-commerce include price, but there are other factors to consider.
When shipping to a business – the driver will request a signature in 95% of all deliveries. One exception is for a company that has a pre-existing agreement with the carrier to never request a signature. They have a bar-code instead that the driver scans in lieu of a signature.
For many small business owners, shipping can be quite daunting, here are some common shipping mistakes and ways to avoid them.
Did you know that, by default, all your shipments are covered for $100 worth of insurance directly from the courier you shipped with? Great, right! What happens, though, if the value of the goods being shipped is greater than $100?
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