As the Chinese New Year approaches, Amazon sellers need to prepare in advance by managing inventory, setting up self-fulfillment, checking promotions, and optimizing on-site advertising. This ensures smooth store operation during the holiday, preventing sales decline and performance damage. A detailed self-inspection checklist helps you enjoy the holiday with peace of mind and boost sales!
SellerSprite.com, developed by Yun Ya Technology, is an Amazon product selection and operation software powered by big data and artificial intelligence, empowering global sellers. As of September 2025, it has surpassed 1.6 million users and received over 30 industry awards. Its features cover product selection, keyword selection, and operational promotion, helping Amazon sellers achieve refined operations.
Dashu Cross-border launches a service supermarket, aiming to connect cross-border sellers with high-quality service providers and create a one-stop service trading platform. It covers the entire service chain, including store operation, marketing promotion, logistics warehousing, tax compliance, and payment collection, helping cross-border e-commerce sellers achieve business growth and enhance market competitiveness.
Small and medium-sized businesses should approach note-based marketing with caution to avoid wasted budget due to ineffective traffic and black market operations. It's recommended to prioritize improving their own content operation capabilities and utilize efficient tools like Spotlight Ads for precise targeting. By mitigating various risks associated with note-based marketing, businesses can achieve sustainable growth.
Self-media operation requires transforming core skills into easily understandable content for the public, adopting an "expert-in-plain-language" strategy to lower the barrier to comprehension and expand the audience base. Learn from the Liu Genghong case, using consultative communication to convey professional value in simple language, rapidly accumulating users and influence, and igniting self-media traffic.
Yangshan Port implements an "Advance Declaration Before Entry" model to improve port operational efficiency, reduce cargo dwell time, and facilitate customs risk assessment and supervision. This model combines port functionality with bonded advantages, offering greater flexibility and convenience for businesses. It is a crucial guarantee for Yangshan Port's role as an international trade hub. The initiative streamlines the customs process, allowing for quicker cargo processing and contributing to the overall competitiveness of the port.
Amazon's potential introduction of a 'paid storage expansion' model for FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) is drawing significant attention from sellers. This article delves into the reasons behind Amazon's frequent storage restrictions, explores the potential impact of the 'paid expansion' model, and provides strategies for sellers to navigate these challenges. The aim is to assist sellers in achieving sustainable growth amidst the evolving landscape of Amazon's FBA program and the complexities of cross-border e-commerce.
This paper addresses the challenges faced by Amazon sellers in product selection. It proposes a product selection dimension pyramid model, emphasizing the importance of differentiation innovation and data analysis. Practical product selection tools and strategies are provided to help sellers overcome the misconception that the platform is failing and improve their product selection capabilities. The model aims to guide sellers towards identifying unique and profitable products by leveraging data-driven insights and innovative approaches.
This article provides an in-depth comparative analysis of MercadoLibre and Fruugo, two major cross-border e-commerce platforms, focusing on the advantages and disadvantages of the dropshipping model. By comparing key dimensions such as shipping methods, profit margins, product selection, logistics fee settlement, and store pricing, it offers cross-border e-commerce sellers a more valuable basis for platform selection. This helps sellers achieve profit growth under a lean asset model.
The U.S. last mile delivery market for large items is expected to reach $11.66 billion in revenue, with the independent contractor model continuing to rise.
