6 Tips For Getting Started Selling on Cloud Marketplaces

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6 Tips For Getting Started Selling on Cloud 
Marketplaces 
 
Getting started selling your software on cloud marketplaces such as the AWS 
Marketplace, Google Cloud Marketplace, and 
Azure Marketplace can be an overwhelming 
process if you've never done it before. There 
are many different factors to consider when 
getting started selling online on these 
marketplaces that could cause problems for 
both your business and your customers. 
 
Being aware of these 6 tips will help ensure 
that this is the best decision for your business. 
 
Consider your target market and what they want 
 
There are many different types of consumers that will purchase your software, so 
you want to make sure that you are catering to the needs of the right ones. If the 
marketplace is large enough, it may attract multiple different types of consumers. 
For instance, Amazon's AWS Marketplace has a wide variety of buyers including 
schools, start-ups, research teams, IT professionals, software developers, and 
startups. 
 
If you are having trouble deciding what kind of buyers your software appeals to, 
you can look at the buyer profiles on Amazon's AWS Marketplace here. 
 
Choose the right marketplace for your product 
 
When determining which marketplace to sell on, you want to consider how many 
customers each has. If the marketplaces don't have enough customers for your 
product, choosing to list your software there may 
not be worth it. 
 
You should also look at their terms of service 
and see what specific parameters they have 
listed about selling cloud enterprise products. 
For example, Amazon AWS's Marketplace has 
specific requirements about the way you must 
create your listings and define your products. 
 
 
Ensure that you have all of the necessary information about 
your products, including photos, descriptions, and pricing 
 
The cloud marketplaces you sell on may provide templates for your listings, but it 
is still up to you to make sure that you fill out all of the necessary information. 
 
You need to include enough information about your product so that potential 
buyers know exactly what they are purchasing and understand how it can benefit 
them. If any of this information is missing or unclear, it may result in a customer 
canceling their order. 
 
Making sure that your product listings have clear photos and descriptions of the 
different components of your product can help customers get a better 
understanding of what they're purchasing. 
 
Your pricing should also be competitive with other software on the marketplaces. 
If it is too high, customers may decide to purchase your product directly from you 
or look for a similar product that is more reasonably priced. 
 
Create a listing with good quality images to entice customers 
 
The photos and descriptions included in your listings need to be high quality so 
that potential buyers can easily see what your software does and how it works. If 
the list of features and benefits is not clear, customers will have a harder time 
deciding whether or not they want to purchase your product. 
Listing images need to be high quality so that potential buyers feel like they're 
getting the full picture of what their purchase will look like if it were on their 
computer. If an image is unclear or too small, it could result in customers missing 
important features. 
 
Make sure that you are available for customer service in 
case any issues arise during the transaction process or after 
the purchase 
 
One of the most important things for sellers to do is provide excellent customer 
service throughout the entire transaction process, including before and after it has 
been completed. 
 
If your product listings clearly state what support is available for your product, 
customers may have questions that they need to be answered before deciding to 
purchase. 
 
Additionally, your support team needs to be readily available to help resolve issues 
if they should arise. In some cases, problems can be resolved through 
communication with the customer service team, while in other cases a refund or 
replacement might be necessary. 
Keep track of expenses related to inventory management so 
you can make informed decisions on whether it is worth 
continuing to sell on cloud marketplaces 
 
Many cloud marketplaces will provide sellers with services that help them stay 
organized and keep track of their inventory, but if they do not, there are several 
third-party options available. 
 
For example, Amazon AWS Marketplace charges a monthly fee for its service. 
You'll need to weigh the cost of the services against your profits and see if it is 
worth continuing to sell there. 
 
You also need to think about how much you benefit from selling on a marketplace 
and whether or not they provide enough customers for your product, as well as 
what their return and refund policy is. If you have a lower profit margin than the 
marketplace, being able to offer a customer return and refund policy could help 
your business. 
 
Conclusion 
 
As a seller, it is important to be an expert on all of your product listings and what 
they provide. 
 
You need to consider the marketplace you're selling through and how it will benefit 
you or hurt you in the long run. You also need to make sure that you know 
everything about providing customer service and inventory management for your 
business. 
 
If you need help getting started with selling on cloud marketplaces consider 
checking out the AWS Getting Started Page as it has a ton of valuable information.