Amazon Warns Sellers of Account Risks Ahead of Peak Season

Amazon Warns Sellers of Account Risks Ahead of Peak Season

Ahead of the Amazon peak season, a "clean-up" action reminds sellers to prioritize compliant operations. Recent exposure of incentivized review groups has drawn platform attention, highlighting compliance as the mainstream. Sellers should deeply understand platform policies, avoid false advertising, build genuine customer relationships, and strengthen risk control to ensure the legitimate rights and interests of their stores. Avoiding violations is crucial to prevent account damage due to non-compliant practices.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Can Cut Costs With Strategic Inventory Placement

Amazon Sellers Can Cut Costs With Strategic Inventory Placement

This article delves into Amazon FBA's commingled inventory (also known as 'stickerless, commingled') and Inventory Placement Service strategies, revealing hidden fees associated with commingling. It provides calculation methods and selection suggestions. Sellers should weigh the pros and cons based on their specific circumstances to optimize inventory management, avoid unnecessary expenses, and maximize profits. Understanding the interplay between commingling, placement service and storage costs is crucial for efficient FBA operations.

01/04/2026 Logistics Encyclopedia
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Amazons Video Verification Policy Alarms Seller Groups

Amazons Video Verification Policy Alarms Seller Groups

Amazon video verification issues are resurfacing, leading to frequent account association and fund freezing incidents. Operations of third-party payment platforms are causing a crisis of confidence. Cross-border sellers need to re-evaluate fund security, choose payment institutions with greater influence, diversify fund repatriation, and consider the future development direction of platforms versus independent websites. Compliant operation is the cornerstone of survival in cross-border e-commerce.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon to Remove Zeroscore Listings Tightens Seller Rules

Amazon to Remove Zeroscore Listings Tightens Seller Rules

Amazon has released its latest Listing "health check" standards, emphasizing the importance of "optional attributes." Listings scoring 0 will be blocked, requiring sellers to refine their operations. Optimize elements such as titles, images, and A+ pages to improve Listing quality and gain higher weight and more exposure. This update highlights the need for meticulous attention to detail in Listing optimization to comply with Amazon's rules and maximize product visibility.

01/06/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazons AHA Program Faces Scrutiny As Seller Fees Rise

Amazons AHA Program Faces Scrutiny As Seller Fees Rise

Amazon's AHA program aims to protect compliant seller accounts, but the associated increase in logistics and warehousing costs intensifies operational pressure. To navigate this competitive landscape, sellers need to refine operations, accelerate inventory turnover, control stock levels, and consider diversifying sales channels to adapt to Amazon's policy changes. The rising costs present a significant challenge, requiring sellers to optimize their strategies for profitability and sustainability on the Amazon platform.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Face Suspensions Amid Policy Shifts

Amazon Sellers Face Suspensions Amid Policy Shifts

Amazon's tightened policies and increased demands on FBA shipment timeliness pose threats to account security. Sellers need to standardize operations, optimize logistics, diversify their business, and seek legal aid to mitigate risks and enhance competitiveness. Facing future policy adjustments, sellers should be mentally prepared and proactively respond to changes. Focusing on compliance and efficiency is crucial for navigating the evolving Amazon landscape and maintaining a secure and profitable business.

01/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Struggles With Traffic Strategy in New Product Launch

Amazon Struggles With Traffic Strategy in New Product Launch

Launching new products on Amazon is challenging due to intense competition for traffic. Optimizing conversion rates and reviews is crucial. The off-season presents even greater difficulties. Focus on high-traffic, low-priced products and implement data-driven, refined operations. This approach helps navigate the competitive landscape and maximize visibility and sales for new products, especially during slower periods. Continuous monitoring and adjustments based on performance data are key to success.

12/31/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Hit by Checkout Outage Sales Drop

Amazon Sellers Hit by Checkout Outage Sales Drop

Amazon recently experienced a system outage, causing a sharp drop in sales for many sellers and preventing over 12,000 users from placing orders. This article analyzes the causes and potential risks of the incident, and provides cross-border sellers with self-rescue suggestions, including diversifying sales channels, refining operations, and implementing risk warning and response mechanisms. The aim is to help sellers maintain their position in the face of market challenges.

12/29/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Struggle with Rising Ad Costs Amid Price Competition

Amazon Sellers Struggle with Rising Ad Costs Amid Price Competition

This article analyzes a successful Amazon advertising case study of a low AOV product. Through detailed operations and data-driven strategies, advertiser Frank successfully transformed a product with an AOV of only $8 into a bestseller, achieving improved rankings and increased order volume, which in turn boosted organic traffic. The case highlights the importance of understanding product strengths, implementing granular operational strategies, and continuously learning to optimize performance.

12/29/2025 Logistics Industry Insights
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Amazon Sellers Face Rising Costs Amid FBA Rejections

Amazon Sellers Face Rising Costs Amid FBA Rejections

Responsibility for Amazon FBA rejections can lie with the seller, logistics provider, or FBA warehouse. Reasons include warehouse overload, appointment cancellations, system failures, and sellers exceeding quantity limits or violating product restriction policies. To avoid losses, sellers should pay close attention to policies, plan effectively, and choose reliable partners. Understanding potential causes and proactive measures are crucial for smooth FBA operations and minimizing the risk of rejected shipments.

12/31/2025 Logistics
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