You’ve probably read lots of advice about preparing your brand for Black Friday and the holiday shopping season. But, one thing you might not have considered is how your fulfillment and logistics will impact your strategy. At Red Stag, my team and I interface with all of our clients and manage our carrier relationships. The … Read more

Wave picking is a strategic approach to order fulfillment that’s gaining traction in modern warehouses. This method organizes orders into groups—or “waves”—to optimize the picking process. Compared to other picking methods, it can help… Whether you’re curious about improving your current system or exploring new fulfillment strategies, our comprehensive guide to wave picking will walk … Read more

“3PL brokerage” is a term you may see used occasionally in logistics—searching for it is probably how you ended up here.  But did you know that, technically, a 3PL brokerage isn’t a real term used in the supply chain industry? To clarify this, we asked a logistics pro—Tony Runyan, the Chief Client Officer at Red … Read more

When it comes to fulfillment, time is money—literally. The longer your warehouse spends on picking and packing orders, the less profit you see.  Enter: batch picking. This tried-and-true method isn’t just about speeding up your operations—it’s about maximizing efficiency, reducing errors, and boosting your bottom line.  In this post, we’ll explain batch picking, its benefits, … Read more

The right Amazon 3PL provider could improve your shipment accuracy, cost efficiency, and growth opportunities. That’s because a 3PL, or third-party logistics provider, has reliable systems and information to fulfill orders quickly and some even meet Amazon’s standards for Seller Fulfilled Prime. Amazon offers its own fulfillment services, but they may not be right for … Read more

You might be here because you’re strongly considering hiring a 3PL and want to do your due diligence on competitors to ShipHero. Or, you may have already tried ShipHero and want something a bit different—it can be painful to change fulfillment partners, but if you need a new arrangement, worth it.  Let’s get straight into … Read more

You may have come across Red Stag Fulfillment and ShipBob in your search for the best fulfillment service companies in the market. Both third-party logistics (3PL) providers offer high-quality fulfillment support that may be just what you need to scale your operations and improve customer satisfaction.  However, considering each business has unique needs, one provider … Read more

Packing stations are crucial components of efficient warehouse operations. These designated areas, where products are carefully packaged before shipping, directly impact customer satisfaction and costs.  An optimized packing process ensures that products arrive at the customer’s doorstep in perfect condition, reduces errors, minimizes packing time, and optimizes material usage, leading to lower labor and shipping … Read more

Choosing a fulfillment company isn’t a one-size-fits-all decision. While they remain a huge player in the 3PL space, there is a lot of good Shipbob competitors to also consider. One of ShipBob’s attractive offers is a robust network of warehouses that could bring some nice benefits to your business. But not necessarily. You may find … Read more

Retail businesses are always looking for ways to boost sales and customer satisfaction. An omnichannel order management system can help you do both—and much more. Learn how an omnichannel order management system can enhance the way you do business, from streamlining inventory management to increasing customer loyalty. We’ll cover the following topics:  What is order … Read more

If you want to reach the growing ecommerce world, you need a robust plan for North American fulfillment. With more than 579 million people across 24 countries, North America represents a massive opportunity for any company and class of products. You can grow by targeting a single location or many.  Regional partners can make this … Read more

Most ecommerce businesses sell on multiple channels, including ecommerce platforms. You might have a website or a Shopify store, list products on Amazon Marketplace, sell on Facebook, and also sell in brick-and-mortar locations.  If you take a multichannel approach to sales, your customers have a different brand experience depending on the sales channel. An omnichannel … Read more