But now my brand is written incorrectly on the site:

[sumaiyakhatun29]

I wrote to the support service a lot and often, but for four months the specialists did nothing. I myself corrected everything by trial and error, b not GURIZO, but GUR-IZO. It turned out to be easier for me to rename the brand on the site than to solve the problem inside Wildberries.


However, Wildberries takes on most of the work: it finds buyers itself, sends denmark email list them the goods, which it stores and processes in its warehouses. As a supplier, I only pay for the delivery of the goods to the buyer and pay for the delivery back to the warehouse if it is returned. Each category of goods has its own delivery rates, and they can change depending on the season, holidays, warehouse workload or other factors.


I believe that the entire organization of processes on the marketplace's side compensates for its imperfect service. If everything had to be done independently, it would be more expensive both in terms of time and money. There is no talk yet about the return on investment, since I only recently started selling on Wildberries, and with my budgets it is not possible to speed up the promotion process.