The holiday shopping seasons are over. Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Thanksgiving Tuesday\u2026they are all gone and will only come back next year.<\/p>\n
If you got your marketing right<\/a>, we are willing to bet you enjoyed bumper sales during these periods. You are probably among the retailers that recorded over $207.4 billion<\/a> in sales this holiday shopping period.<\/p>\n But if you didn\u2019t, we guess you will have to give it another go next year.<\/p>\n Now, there is an ugly part of Holiday sales most online merchants don\u2019t like to talk about: post-holiday returns.<\/p>\n Post-holiday return is a very serious issue in the e-commerce space. Don\u2019t believe us?<\/p>\n According to UPS, e-commerce returns have tripled<\/a> over the last 10 years. And that\u2019s not even all; 58%<\/a> of shoppers say they will likely return their purchase or exchange it for another product.<\/p>\n It\u2019s only going to get worse this year.<\/p>\n So the question is, how prepared are you to handle the enormous returns you will likely experience in the coming weeks?<\/p>\n Well, that\u2019s exactly what this post is about: to offer you tips to handle post-holiday returns.<\/p>\n