Amazons Choice Label Often Excludes Topselling Products

Amazons Choice Label Often Excludes Topselling Products

Amazon sellers often wonder why their best-selling products don't get the Amazon's Choice badge. The reason is that the AC designation doesn't solely rely on overall sales; it prioritizes order share under specific keywords. Securing and maintaining the AC badge requires precise ad targeting and negative keyword optimization. A well-defined keyword strategy is crucial for driving targeted traffic and improving visibility for relevant searches. Focusing on relevant keywords can significantly impact a product's chance of earning the coveted Amazon's Choice badge.

01/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Guide to Profitable Dropshipping Product Selection

Guide to Profitable Dropshipping Product Selection

This article provides an in-depth analysis of Dropshipping product selection strategies, emphasizing the core principles of meeting demand and differentiating from the competition. It details product sourcing channels such as AliExpress, Amazon, and Google Trends, highlighting the importance of social media validation. Furthermore, it emphasizes small-batch testing and supplier management to help sellers succeed in the Dropshipping field. The article aims to equip sellers with practical knowledge for effective product selection and operational efficiency in their Dropshipping ventures.

01/05/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Amazons Costcutting Strategy Fuels Trilliondollar Resurgence

Amazons Costcutting Strategy Fuels Trilliondollar Resurgence

Amazon's stock has regained its trillion-dollar market capitalization, driven by cost-cutting and efficiency strategies, and optimistic market expectations for its cloud computing business. This article analyzes Amazon's strategic transformation, changes in its business structure, and the challenges it faces. It highlights that cloud computing services have become a growth engine, but e-commerce competition is intensifying, and the flywheel effect is weakening. Moving forward, Amazon needs to address these challenges with strong performance to consolidate its market position.

01/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Walmart Launches Inventory Transfer Service for Thirdparty Sellers

Walmart Launches Inventory Transfer Service for Thirdparty Sellers

Walmart introduces ITS (Inventory Throughput System) to optimize third-party seller inventory, aiming to improve availability, reduce costs, and shorten lead times. Facing competition from players like Amazon, the success of this initiative hinges on the quality of its service. The system is designed to streamline inventory flow and improve overall efficiency for marketplace sellers using Walmart's platform. This move is crucial for Walmart to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving e-commerce landscape and attract more third-party sellers.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Prologis Reports Tripled Nonamazon Leases Amid Ecommerce Warehousing Boom

Prologis Reports Tripled Nonamazon Leases Amid Ecommerce Warehousing Boom

E-commerce diversification is driving a surge in warehousing demand, with Prologis experiencing significant growth in non-Amazon leasing. Companies are actively replenishing inventory to mitigate supply chain risks and meet growing consumer demand. Port congestion is exacerbating inventory pressures, leading to strong demand for warehousing in core areas. E-commerce is increasingly demanding customized warehousing facilities, making automation, intelligence, and green environmental protection key trends for future development. This necessitates advanced solutions for efficient inventory management and streamlined logistics operations.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ecommerce Automation Shifts Logistics Jobs As Robots Rise

Ecommerce Automation Shifts Logistics Jobs As Robots Rise

This paper explores the changing employment landscape in e-commerce logistics under the wave of automation. Using Amazon and Walmart as examples, it analyzes the shifting impact of automation on job positions, highlighting that automation is demand-driven and synchronized with the growth of the logistics industry. The article emphasizes that governments, businesses, and individuals should jointly address the challenges brought by automation to achieve a symbiotic relationship between automation and employment, ensuring automation and job creation can coexist and thrive.

01/29/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ecommerce Logistics Evolves with Lastmile Delivery Focus

Ecommerce Logistics Evolves with Lastmile Delivery Focus

Rick Watson, founder of RMW Consulting, provides an in-depth analysis of e-commerce logistics. He examines supply chain challenges, the competition between UPS, FedEx, and Amazon, parcel rates and pricing, last-mile delivery innovations, and peak season logistics strategies. This analysis offers e-commerce businesses practical solutions to navigate the complexities of modern e-commerce fulfillment and optimize their logistics operations for efficiency and cost-effectiveness. He highlights key areas for improvement and adaptation in a rapidly evolving market landscape.

01/28/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazons Seller Flex Expands Ecommerce Logistics Reach

Amazons Seller Flex Expands Ecommerce Logistics Reach

Amazon is testing a delivery service called "Seller Flex" aimed at enhancing the Prime member experience, reducing costs, and gaining more control over logistics. This move is a significant step in Amazon's construction of a complete logistics ecosystem. It may intensify competition within the logistics industry and have a profound impact on the e-commerce sector. By offering greater flexibility and potentially lower costs, Seller Flex could reshape how merchants manage fulfillment and ultimately benefit consumers through faster and more reliable delivery.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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Ecommerce Logistics CEO Examines Shifting Parcel Delivery Trends

Ecommerce Logistics CEO Examines Shifting Parcel Delivery Trends

RMW Commerce Consulting CEO Rick Watson provides an in-depth analysis of the parcel delivery market, focusing on peak season prospects, rising shipping costs, pricing services, and the rise of Amazon. He emphasizes that e-commerce businesses need to be flexible in responding to market changes, optimizing logistics strategies, and paying attention to future trends such as automation, intelligence, and green logistics to maintain a competitive edge. This includes adapting to fluctuating demand and proactively managing costs to ensure profitability and customer satisfaction.

01/20/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Ecommerce Logistics Adapts to Postpandemic Challenges

Ecommerce Logistics Adapts to Postpandemic Challenges

Rick Watson provides an in-depth analysis of the e-commerce logistics and parcel market landscape in a podcast. He focuses on the competitive dynamics between UPS, FedEx, and Amazon, examining parcel rates and pricing strategies, the challenges and opportunities in last-mile delivery, and strategies for handling peak seasons. Watson emphasizes that technological innovation is a crucial driver for the future of logistics. E-commerce businesses should actively embrace new technologies to enhance their competitiveness in this evolving market.

01/20/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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