
TL;DR: Ecommerce performance rose across the board in the pandemic as more people bought online, says George Wojciechowski of Shipbob, which serves 3,500 merchants from 7 fulfillment centers. Usual catalyst products like toys slowed at first while baby formula and organic products grew. A backup logistics company kept some sellers running when Amazon limited what it would ship.

George Wojciechowski co-founder and VP for partnerships of Shipbob, offers the perspective coming from the logistics point of view of the effect of the Pandemic and the opportunities for the growth of the e-markets.
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risen across the board as more and more people tend to buy online.
Visit the Ship Bob website to learn more about George’s logistics work and services. You can also direct your inquiries to him by sending a message to george@shipbob.com.
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