This analysis examines five major cross-border e-commerce platforms, including Amazon and Shopify, providing operational strategies and beginner's guides to help Chinese brands expand internationally. It addresses key challenges such as product selection, Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA), and live streaming, aiming to empower businesses in their global market entry and growth.
Shenzhen GoLucky Supply Chain Technology Co., Ltd. (GoLucky) focuses on the Southeast Asian logistics market. By building an integrated sea, land, and air service system and developing its own digital logistics system, GoLucky is committed to creating an efficient and stable Asian logistics network. It provides intelligent and visualized logistics solutions for cross-border e-commerce, improving the efficiency of cross-border trade. GoLucky aims to optimize supply chains and provide reliable shipping options within the region, fostering growth for businesses involved in Southeast Asian commerce.
The Prologis IBI report indicates a gradual recovery of industrial real estate market activity to pre-pandemic levels, driven by e-commerce growth, supply chain diversification, and manufacturing reshoring. Technological innovation is also fueling industry development. While regional recovery varies, the overall trend is positive. The report highlights the resilience of the sector and its ability to adapt to evolving economic conditions, suggesting continued growth potential despite ongoing global uncertainties. This resurgence underscores the critical role of industrial spaces in supporting modern commerce and supply chains.
eBay has achieved remarkable success in the Japanese market by focusing on localized operations and promoting the "re-commerce" model, providing valuable experience for cross-border e-commerce businesses. However, eBay still faces cultural challenges such as differences in consumer habits and market competition. In the future, eBay needs to continuously optimize localized services, promote sustainable development, and expand into emerging categories to better adapt to the Japanese market. This includes refining its approach to address unique consumer preferences and navigating the competitive landscape.
High turnover rates among warehouse workers pose a significant challenge for businesses. This paper argues that compensation isn't the sole solution. Companies need to challenge stereotypes and showcase technological advancements. Embracing diversity and expanding recruitment efforts are crucial. Building career ladders and providing development opportunities are essential for employee growth. Furthermore, valuing employee feedback and creating a meaningful work environment can effectively address the labor shortage. By focusing on these strategies, companies can improve employee retention and overcome the challenges of finding and keeping qualified warehouse personnel.
This article uses postal shipping as an example to detail how new sellers on the OZON platform can complete logistics settings in two simple steps. The first step is to set up a warehouse, including filling in the warehouse name, address, contact information, and order preparation time. The second step is to add delivery methods, selecting the carrier address, delivery service, and delivery area. The article also provides practical tips to help sellers manage their store logistics more efficiently, making the process easier for beginners.
Amazon is cracking down on the non-compliant practice of "Warehouse Transfer" in cross-border logistics, warning sellers of potential account suspension. This article details the definition and risks of "Warehouse Transfer," along with Amazon's countermeasures. It provides advice for sellers on selecting reliable logistics providers, emphasizing the importance of compliance within the cross-border logistics industry. Sellers should be aware of the potential penalties and ensure their logistics practices adhere to Amazon's policies to avoid account suspension and maintain a compliant business operation.
FBA First Leg is a crucial component for Amazon seller success. This article analyzes the pros and cons of three main first leg methods: international express, air freight special line, and sea freight special line, and their applicable scenarios. It reveals 'hidden killers' such as customs clearance fees and warehouse entry fees. Furthermore, it provides advanced techniques like split and consolidated inventory, overseas warehouse stocking, and the synergy between first leg logistics and promotions. This helps sellers optimize logistics strategies, reduce costs, and improve efficiency.
DHL, Blue Yonder, and Microsoft have partnered to launch a plug-and-play robotics platform, simplifying warehouse automation deployment and enhancing logistics efficiency. This platform aims to streamline the integration of various robotic solutions, making automation more accessible and cost-effective for businesses of all sizes. By reducing the complexity and time associated with traditional robotic deployments, the collaboration seeks to accelerate the adoption of robotics in warehouses, ultimately improving supply chain performance and responsiveness. The platform promises a more agile and adaptable approach to warehouse management.
This webinar focuses on how retailers can leverage automation to address surging demand and supply chain challenges. Experts will share best practices in inventory optimization, strategies for handling Black Friday and Cyber Monday, key order management techniques, and proactive peak demand planning. The session aims to equip retailers with the knowledge to build a more resilient and efficient warehouse operation, enabling them to navigate peak seasons and improve overall supply chain performance. Learn how to optimize your warehouse for increased throughput and reduced costs.
