Cash flow can make or break a business. This is a particular concern in e-commerce where marketplaces are prone to long payment terms.

Working Capital, or the money you need to buy goods and pay expenses, is one of the biggest challenges for e-commerce companies today. Restricted cash flow holds e-commerce companies back more than anything else.

Selling wholesale on Amazon involves bulk products directly from suppliers, at a discounted price. You then sell them as a reseller on Amazon, which requires planning and hard work to be successful.

The explosion of e-commerce sites has opened many opportunities and loads of competition. However, running a successful e-commerce business requires solid finances to invest in stock, plan, and execute effective marketing strategies - or even to open a new product line.

If you're going to dive into the world of e-commerce as an online seller, you've probably heard of Amazon's 'Fufillment by Amazon' (FBA) business model. An FBA business is set up for you to store your inventory at an Amazon warehouse, where they will deal with the shipping of items once a sale has been made.

Finding the money to pay for inventory is one of the most challenging financial aspects of running an e-commerce business. This is a challenge both for sellers on platforms as well as selling direct to customers.

Online sellers face significant challenges when it comes to borrowing. This can put them at a real risk of failure because they can't access traditional lending. Without access to funding, the consequences can be dire.

Running an online business is an exciting venture, but one that comes with many challenges. Unexpected expenses, increased liabilities, and cash flow disruptions can stagnate or even break your growth.

Selling on an online marketplace has its challenges. You have to keep on top of your inventory management while balancing your bills.