Amazon’s Cyber Monday deals are better than Black Friday.
That’s what a report said, highlighting that sellers poured more thoughts into the former than the latter. But we can’t say which event is really better until we get the final tally of sales from both.
While waiting for that, why not explore other happenings in the ecommerce space first?
BLACK MARKET
Selling on Amazon comes with its ups and downs. Some challenges may even sound unfair.
But when it’s all been said and done, can you really blame Amazon?
A seller asked on Reddit whether or not they should sue after the retailer violated its own provision.
❓ What happened?
🙅 It’s a NO
Many seasoned pros answered with a resounding “No, don’t sue.” Some gave examples of brands and cases similar to OP.
The reason: buying items from Walmart and other authorized retailers doesn’t make you an authorized reseller yourself.
If you received a Section 3 violation, you can dispute it via the “Submit appeal” in Seller Central. If Amazon is truly in the wrong, opt for arbitration instead. You can get lawyers to mediate and negotiate with Amazon’s lawyers to reinstate your account. It’s cheaper but should still be the last resort.
TOGETHER WITH REVIEWSCOOP
No, it's not compelling high-quality photos. It's not just ranking on the first page of the SERPs.
If it's not these factors that people say you should pay utmost attention to, then what is?
We'll let you in on a secret most Amazon sellers don't know: it's high-quality product reviews!
But what if you're new to selling on Amazon and don't have any reviews about your product yet? How will you stand out from your competitors?
ReviewScoop has got you covered!
It's the safest way to get reviews and social proof from genuine testers, fast!
What you'll get:
Use high-quality reviews as leverage against your competitors. Let your products shine with verified product reviews!
Interested in trying this out? Get 5 FREE Amazon 5-star ratings on your first order ($100 value!)
BITES OF THE WEEK
BIG IDEA
For dissatisfied Amazon sellers, Walmart has always been the second marketplace option. A few others prefer building with Shopify.
Now, Temu is also a quick and easy option, according to PYMNTS.
👐 Temu opens its market
A Temu spokesperson emailed PYMNTS saying: “Whether small businesses or individual entrepreneurs, [U.S. sellers] can now connect directly with millions of consumers.”
Previous news shared that Temu will open to the U.S. and E.U. as early as March of this year. Before this open enrollment, Temu was selectively recruiting U.S. sellers for about 6 months using invitation codes.
📢 So, this update was long expected. To get started:
What does this mean for sellers?
Well, this means a new market and new revenue streams. Wouldn’t it be a great opportunity to enter 2025 soon with a wider market through Temu?
Let us know what you think about this by replying to this email! 📩
