Amazon Sellers Boost Traffic with Lowprice Tactics Variant Sales

Amazon Sellers Boost Traffic with Lowprice Tactics Variant Sales

This article explores how new Amazon listings can rapidly increase sales through low-price traffic generation and variation lightning deal strategies. It emphasizes the importance of compliant operations, details the application scenarios and risks of low-price strategies, and proposes a solution to participate in lightning deals by creating variations that combine low-price traffic drivers with high-profit products. This provides sellers with an effective sales growth strategy.

Alibabas Miravia Expands Crossborder Ecommerce to Spain

Alibabas Miravia Expands Crossborder Ecommerce to Spain

Alibaba launched Miravia, a mid-to-high-end e-commerce platform in Spain, bringing new opportunities for cross-border sellers. This article analyzes the platform's features and provides practical operational strategies, combined with the Tontu ERP operation guide, to help sellers efficiently tap into the Spanish market. It offers insights into navigating Miravia and leveraging Tontu ERP to optimize operations and maximize profitability in the Spanish e-commerce landscape.

Crossborder Sellers Face Freight Forwarder Failures Lost Goods

Crossborder Sellers Face Freight Forwarder Failures Lost Goods

Cross-border e-commerce freight forwarder 'thunderstorm' events are frequent, leaving sellers facing the dilemma of losing both money and goods. This article analyzes the causes of these 'thunderstorm' events and proposes measures for sellers to cope with the risks, including choosing reputable freight forwarders, signing detailed contracts, and purchasing transportation insurance. Additionally, it introduces the Amazon QA video reply feature, providing sellers with a new way to enhance product display.

Ebay Expands Secondhand Luxury Market to Boost Sales

Ebay Expands Secondhand Luxury Market to Boost Sales

Facing declining e-commerce market share, eBay is shifting its focus to the burgeoning pre-owned luxury goods market, aiming to revitalize its e-commerce empire. By optimizing the user interface, expanding product categories, and strengthening authentication processes, eBay hopes to stand out in a competitive landscape. However, the rise of new platforms and brand-owned resale stores presents challenges. Whether eBay can successfully navigate this shift remains to be seen.

Youtube Increases Ad Revenue Share for Shorts Creators to 45

Youtube Increases Ad Revenue Share for Shorts Creators to 45

In response to competition from TikTok, YouTube announced that Shorts creators will receive 45% of ad revenue. This aims to attract more high-quality creators, enhance platform competitiveness, and address slowing ad revenue growth. The success of this new revenue-sharing model remains to be seen and requires market validation. Whether it can effectively compete with TikTok and other platforms will depend on creator adoption and viewer engagement.

Amazon Sellers Warned of Fake Review Scams

Amazon Sellers Warned of Fake Review Scams

This article exposes a new variation of Amazon review scams, warning sellers to be wary of false promises such as dominating the first page. It provides a detailed analysis of common scam tactics, offers preventative measures and self-rescue steps, and emphasizes the importance of compliant operations to avoid significant losses. Sellers are urged to prioritize ethical practices and avoid shortcuts that could jeopardize their business on the platform.

USPS Expands Lastmile Delivery to Compete in Retail Logistics

USPS Expands Lastmile Delivery to Compete in Retail Logistics

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has announced the opening of its 'last mile' delivery network, allowing shippers of all sizes to access over 18,000 Destination Delivery Units (DDUs) nationwide. This initiative aims to provide retailers with faster and more flexible delivery options by optimizing its existing physical network. The move is expected to enhance USPS's competitiveness in the e-commerce logistics market and generate new revenue streams for the agency.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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WCO Introduces Elearning to Simplify Global Customs Procedures

WCO Introduces Elearning to Simplify Global Customs Procedures

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has launched a new e-learning course on Single Window, designed to equip customs officials and trade practitioners with the knowledge and skills needed for a Single Window environment. The course covers concepts, benefits, implementation methods, technical components, risk management, data security, business models, performance management, and public-private partnerships. Available for free on the WCO CLiKC! platform, the course aims to facilitate global trade.

WCO JICA Team Up to Upgrade Customs Systems in Developing Countries

WCO JICA Team Up to Upgrade Customs Systems in Developing Countries

The World Customs Organization (WCO) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) signed a Memorandum of Cooperation in 2015. This collaboration aims to improve customs administration in developing countries and promote economic development through capacity building, customs modernization, and trade facilitation. Both parties will deepen cooperation, innovate approaches, and jointly address new global trade dynamics. The goal is to build a more open, inclusive, and mutually beneficial global trade landscape.

Gambia Customs Modernizes with Wcos Reform Initiative

Gambia Customs Modernizes with Wcos Reform Initiative

The World Customs Organization (WCO), through the WACAM project, supports the Gambia Revenue Authority (GRA) in implementing a competency-based modern Human Resource Management (HRM) system. This project aims to enhance talent selection, development, and motivation mechanisms within Gambian Customs, thereby improving its efficiency and competitiveness, and injecting new impetus into Gambia's economic development. The project team has finalized key HRM tools and received training in communication and change management.