Small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) from all over Poland have embraced the world of e-commerce, recognising an online presence as a significant opportunity for a dynamic growth. The effects of this strategy are evident. Last year, Polish SMEs sold over 30 million products – five million more than in 2022, averaging one product per second.
Entrepreneurs in Poland play a key role in the economy, generating nearly two-thirds of GDP (67.9%), of which nearly half (45.3%) is contributed by SMEs[1]. Amazon’s latest data shows that SMEs are successful in e-commerce, particularly on online stores like amazon.pl – an opportunity that offers customers an easy and wide selection of products from multiple selling partners, and offers entrepreneurs the chance to reach more customers.
“We know that practical tips and tools are the best encouragement to start selling, which is why we are constantly supporting SMEs, now also by lowering the selling fees for Amazon,” said Janina Rampp, Head of Marketplace Amazon.pl.
As of 12th August 2024, entrepreneurs who start on Amazon.pl will be exempt from the monthly subscription fee for the first six months after registration, and can additionally gain up to a 50% discount for selling via Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA).
Source: AMAZON News
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