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Amazon Has Massive Q2 Ecom Growth. The most important points sellers should know about from Amazon's Q2 earnings - highlighting an impressive 10% growth, breaking out of the 6% streak they've been seeing for years. However, there's a slight caveat to these good news. This doesn't mean that people are buying more from Amazon. Read more to find out. ecomcrew.com

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Why Top Amazon Sellers Are Doubling Down on Affiliates? Amazon Sellers using affiliate marketing are sending high-converting external traffic to their listings and seeing big BSR improvements and organic boosts. Even better? Amazon now pays you a 10% bonus for every sale. You can drive risk-free sales growth on Amazon. affyscout.com

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CNN, Vox, and Now You? Amazon’s New Ad Model Pays for Clicks. Amazon is rewriting the rules of affiliate and performance marketing — and it’s happening faster than you think. With the launch of its Native Commerce Advertising (NCA) pilot program, the company is testing a bold new model that pays publishers not for conversions, but simply for driving traffic. That’s right — under this system, you earn for the click, not the sale. This shift is massive. adbadger.com

Where Do New Amazon Product Ideas Come From in 2025? Let’s be brutally honest: if you’re still looking for the next fidget spinner or phone case variation, you’re already five years behind. Today’s successful Amazon products solve specific problems for clearly defined audiences. They’re born from genuine market gaps, not from copying what’s already selling. canopymanagement.com

Feeling Overwhelmed by Early 2025 Holiday Demand? Get Your Month-by-Month Prep Checklist. Shoppers are starting their holiday buying earlier than ever. Don’t risk falling behind. This checklist maps out a clear plan to help you. feedvisor.com

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Amazon's Expansive Advertising Breaks New Records. Amazon’s advertising business hit another milestone in Q2 2025, capturing 9.36% of the company’s total revenue – the highest share ever recorded. At $15.69 billion in quarterly revenue, advertising continues to be Amazon’s fastest-growing segment. marketplacepulse.com

Amazon Product Ranking Guide: Strategies Based on Amazon’s Latest Algorithm. The rules to rank higher on Amazon have shifted this year. Now it’s about aligning with Amazon’s COSMO (Common Sense Knowledge Generation) algorithm (along with the A9 and A10), optimizing semantic relevance, triggering behavioral trust signals, and orchestrating cross-channel funnels (using different platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Google, or email) that feed organic lift as it boosts your product’s credibility with Amazon. sellerapp.com

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