Walmart is the world’s largest retailer and the largest private employer in the world. It has over 1 million employees, many of them employee-turned-sellers.
The company has developed an online marketplace where thousands of people sell their products through it. In fact, Walmart Marketplace has over 2 million sellers and more than 875 million annual visits.
If you’re selling at Walmart, it’s likely that you’ve heard about the professional seller program. It sounds great, but what does it actually offer sellers?
Here, we’ll explain what the program is, how to qualify for it, and what benefits you can expect from becoming a pro seller. If you’re ready to take your business to the next level, keep reading!
Becoming a pro seller on Walmart requires some work but it can be done easily if you follow these steps -
- Register yourself as a seller at the company’s website by creating an account and filling out all required information.
- Your account needs to have been active for a minimum of 90 days.
- 10% or lower overall 90-day delivery defect rate.
- 2% or lesser seller-related 90-day cancellation defect rate.
- 60% or greater listing quality score on a minimum of 70% of your top-moving SKUs (trending products).
- Fulfilled at least 100 orders or more in a rolling 90-day time period.
- You must have no Trust and Safety or Performance Standard violations.
