Amazon Prime Day First-Day Sales Dive 41%. A report from a major sales manager found “doorbusting” Amazon Prime Day sales were down 41% on the sale’s first day—but this might just mean customers are spending less in the early hours after Amazon doubled the length of its landmark sales event to four days this year, according to experts, while an Amazon spokesperson slammed the report as “highly inaccurate.” forbes.com |
|
|
|---|
|
Want to save 20+ hours on influencer outreach and campaign management? Insense simplifies it all! Access a vetted marketplace of 68,500+ creators across 35+ countries, streamline campaign workflows, and automate influencer agreements and payments. Receive raw and edited UGC within 14 days for organic and paid social campaigns. Trusted by 2,000+ global brands, including JLO Beauty, LARQ, Bones Coffee, and Thrasio, Insense has creators apply directly to your campaigns—no manual outreach required. Book your free demo and receive $200 for your first campaign by July 25th. insense.pro | 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 external sale. Show me how to rank my product on page one. amazonrankpro.com |
|
|
|---|
|
New! Data-driven video strategy: understand the power of video for your product type. Amazon has introduced Potential Sales Lift insights by product category, like apparel and beauty, for Shoppable Videos. Potential Sales Lift shows how much your sales may increase when you take recommended actions, such as uploading shoppable videos which help customers understand products before they buy. Take the following steps to see Potential Sales Lift for your product categories. sellercentral.amazon.com |
|
|
|---|
|
We Tracked 5 Years of Prime Day Data… Here’s What Actually Works. Every year, like clockwork, we at Ad Badger dig deep into the data, dust off our best strategies, and sharpen our PPC claws for what’s basically the Super Bowl of Amazon selling. This year? We’ve packed everything we’ve learned since 2018 into one mega-episode—stories, missteps, wins, surprises, and a few controversial takes. adbadger.com | See trending products with new features in Marketplace Product Guidance. Amazon has added new features to our Marketplace Product Guidance tool to help you expand your business across global stores. The Global demand for your product feature shows growth recommendations for your linked stores in a single tab. Recommendations include adding products in popular categories or offering products similar to those that have been successful in other global stores. sellercentral.amazon.com |
|
|
|---|
|
YouTube Just Declared WAR on TikTok Shop – Here’s What Sellers Need to Know. Today, Brett and I discuss how YouTube just entered the ring to compete with TikTok Shop and what that means for sellers trying to stay ahead. It’s a game-changer, and we’re breaking down what you need to know to keep up. mywifequitherjob.com |
|
|
|---|
|
How brands can humanize their TikTok strategy through UGC? TikTok's algorithm doesn't care about your brand's follower count. It doesn't care about your blue tick or your quarterly marketing budget. What it does care about – obsessively - is authentic human connection and interest. The most successful brands on TikTok aren't those shouting the loudest about their products. smartinsights.com |
|
|
|---|
|
FTC Warns Amazon and Walmart over Sellers’ ‘Made in USA’ Claims. Federal Trade Commission sent warning letters to four companies who claim their consumer goods are of U.S. origin, reminding them to comply with the FTC’s “Made in USA” requirements. Additionally, the FTC sent letters to Amazon and Walmart regarding third-party sellers who appear to be making deceptive “Made in USA” claims about their products on those online marketplaces. ftc.gov | |
| Wanna reach our audience of 100,000+ Amazon Sellers? Click here | |
|
|
|
|---|
|
Our recommendations may include complimentary tools & resources and paid ones. We may receive part of the commission when you click through some of the links on our site/email and end up signing up/registering or purchasing. Cruxfinder makes diligent efforts to obtain accurate and timely information, however, Cruxfinder is not liable to any party for any loss or damage caused by errors or omissions in this newsletter, whether or not such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident or any other cause. We are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with Amazon.com, Inc., or any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates. |
|
|
|---|
|
This email was sent to \{\{contact.EMAIL\}\}. You've received this email because you've subscribed to our newsletter. |
| Cruxfinder, 1750 Prairie City Rd, Suite 130 #612, 95630, Folsom |
| | |
|
|
|---|
|
|
|
