Small Sellers Boost Revenue with Overseas Warehouses Cut Platform Reliance

Small Sellers Boost Revenue with Overseas Warehouses Cut Platform Reliance

Facing peak season anxiety in cross-border e-commerce, how can small and medium-sized sellers break through? This article reveals the challenges of Amazon FBA and explores the advantages of overseas warehouses in multi-channel operations, cost reduction, handling emergencies, and improving logistics efficiency. Through refined management, SMEs can leverage overseas warehouses to achieve growth against the trend and earn millions annually. Overseas warehouses offer solutions for inventory management, faster delivery times, and greater control over the supply chain, allowing sellers to compete effectively in the global marketplace.

Youtube Shorts Offers 45 Ad Revenue to Compete With Tiktok

Youtube Shorts Offers 45 Ad Revenue to Compete With Tiktok

YouTube Shorts has significantly increased its ad revenue sharing and lowered entry barriers to attract more creators and compete with TikTok. Brands going global should seize this opportunity to boost overseas awareness. Strategies include promoting channels, showcasing behind-the-scenes content, creating engaging and fun content, capitalizing on trends, and leveraging user-generated content. By effectively utilizing Shorts, brands can expand their reach and build recognition in international markets.

Globalsources Hits 36B Revenue in Q1 Amid China Ecommerce Boom

Globalsources Hits 36B Revenue in Q1 Amid China Ecommerce Boom

This article analyzes the success secrets of GreatStar, a leading cross-border e-commerce seller, achieving 3.6 billion RMB in quarterly revenue. It reveals the company's strategy of building competitive advantages through focusing on R&D innovation, establishing a solid supply chain, and cultivating its brand. The analysis also touches upon Loctek's significant investment in overseas warehouses, highlighting the importance of brand building and supply chain fortification in the latter stage of cross-border e-commerce. This provides development insights for small and medium-sized sellers.

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.

USPS Expands Lastmile Network with 18000 Ddus to Boost Revenue

USPS Expands Lastmile Network with 18000 Ddus to Boost Revenue

USPS has announced the opening of its last-mile delivery network, granting shippers of all sizes access to over 18,000 DDU locations. This initiative aims to reduce operational costs for retailers and logistics companies, enhance delivery efficiency, and generate revenue growth for USPS. However, USPS still faces challenges related to network stability, demand optimization, and competition within the delivery landscape.

01/15/2026 Logistics
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Mongolia Improves Customs Valuation with WCO Assistance

Mongolia Improves Customs Valuation with WCO Assistance

At the request of the Mongolian Customs General Administration, a World Customs Organization (WCO) expert team conducted a diagnostic review of its valuation system and provided recommendations for improvement. The aim is to assist Mongolian Customs in building a more efficient and transparent valuation system by strengthening internal cooperation, developing talent, and keeping abreast of international best practices. This will enhance revenue collection, optimize the business environment, and promote trade development in Mongolia.

WCO Releases New Ecommerce Crossborder Trade Rules

WCO Releases New Ecommerce Crossborder Trade Rules

The World Customs Organization (WCO) E-Commerce Package provides a guiding framework for customs administrations in managing cross-border e-commerce, with the core being the Framework of Standards on Cross-Border E-Commerce. It covers trade facilitation, security, revenue collection, and consumer protection. The WCO urges countries to implement the package in phases based on their national circumstances and provides support to promote secure, efficient, sustainable, and inclusive cross-border e-commerce development.

Bosnia Boosts Customs Efficiency with Audit Upgrades

Bosnia Boosts Customs Efficiency with Audit Upgrades

The World Customs Organization (WCO) supports Bosnia and Herzegovina in enhancing its Post Clearance Audit (PCA) capabilities. Through workshops, Bosnian customs officials learned PCA concepts, systematic audit methodologies, and data analysis techniques. This initiative aims to improve Bosnian customs' compliance oversight, optimize the trade environment, promote economic development, and create new opportunities for the intelligent and digital development of post-clearance audits. The training will help ensure accurate revenue collection and facilitate legitimate trade flows.

Uganda Enhances Tax Efficiency with Datadriven Customs Reform

Uganda Enhances Tax Efficiency with Datadriven Customs Reform

With the assistance of the World Customs Organization (WCO), the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) is actively exploring a data-driven approach to customs performance management. By optimizing data collection and analysis, establishing performance evaluation mechanisms, and implementing cultural change and capacity building, the URA aims to improve customs operational efficiency and optimize resource allocation. This initiative ultimately seeks to better serve Uganda's economic development. This reform practice provides valuable lessons for other developing countries.

Madagascar Customs Boosts Valuation Skills Via WCO Support

Madagascar Customs Boosts Valuation Skills Via WCO Support

The World Customs Organization (WCO) conducted an online workshop to enhance Madagascar Customs' valuation capabilities, covering valuation principles, Incoterms, the transaction value method, used vehicle valuation, and combating under-invoicing. Madagascar Customs officials actively participated, significantly improving their valuation skills. WCO experts commended their efforts and recommended strengthening valuation database development, enhancing risk management, fostering international cooperation, and continuing capacity building initiatives. This initiative aims to improve revenue collection and ensure fair trade practices in Madagascar.