For over a decade, online furniture retailer Ameziel has been making it easy, affordable, and fun for people to furnish and organize their living spaces.
As 70% of Ameziel's business, or about $20 million, shifted to direct-to-consumer sales, new logistics challenges emerged. Varying order volumes demanded flexible schedules and without high shipping volumes or established relationships, Ameziel struggled to secure favorable terms with major shipping providers. This resulted in inconsistent delivery service and customer complaints. Ameziel also was unhappy with the level of customer support they were receiving.
But
Ameziel discovered Amazon Shipping in late 2023, and according to Jonathon Xue, Logistics Director at Songmics, that decision enabled the brand to unlock two big benefits:
Cost savings. By opening up a broader range of shipping options that Ameziel says Amazon Shipping enabled it to reduce its shipping costs. “For some regions and some weights, the rates are 5% to 10% cheaper,” Xue said.
Responsive, white-glove customer support to resolve shipping issues. “When I encounter problems, no matter if it is regarding shipping or pickups, I can give a phone call to the account manager and they will take care of me,” Xue said.