Amazon US SFP policy is adjusted: the on-time delivery rate requirement is reduced from 97% to 93.5%, and the assessment period is shortened from 30 days to 7 days. The policy aims to balance consumer experience and seller efficiency. Sellers need to improve logistics stability and optimize inventory management to adapt to the new assessment standards.
Are Amazon sellers frequently encountering the “Product Type Error” warning? This article provides a self-check, prevention, and appeal guide to help you correct classifications, contact customer service, and write appeal letters, thus avoiding listing restrictions. It covers identifying the root cause of the error, ensuring product details align with the correct category, and crafting a compelling appeal to Amazon to reinstate your listing. By following these steps, sellers can minimize disruptions and maintain a healthy Amazon account.
This article delves into the core strategies for Amazon FBA product selection, emphasizing key factors such as high search volume, low competition, and evergreen demand. It provides practical techniques including Amazon search, market analysis, social media mining, and offline research. The importance of creating unique selling points is also highlighted, aiming to help sellers strike gold in the Amazon FBA market. By focusing on these strategies, sellers can improve their chances of success and profitability within the competitive Amazon marketplace.
This article delves into the traffic challenges of launching new products on Amazon and proposes a cost-effective solution: leveraging off-Amazon traffic. It details the advantages, suitable scenarios, advertising models, timing considerations, and cost calculation methods for off-Amazon promotion. Emphasizing the importance of conversion rates, the article shares practical tips aimed at helping sellers efficiently create successful product listings and achieve bestseller status. The focus is on strategically driving external traffic to boost visibility and sales for new Amazon products.
Russian Air Bridge Cargo has launched a new route for freight services from China to Luxembourg, enhancing transport efficiency between China and Europe. The company plans to expand its fleet in response to the growing demand for trade between China and Russia, offering convenient, high-tech product transportation solutions.
In 2020, the China-Europe Railway Express 'Chang'an Hao' operated 3,720 trains, with a total cargo weight of 2.811 million tons, becoming the top performer in national core indicators. Its extensive reach covers Central Asia and South Asia, enhancing global logistics efficiency through an innovative sea-rail combined transport system. This development has also facilitated industrial agglomeration and foreign trade growth in the Xi'an region.
The China-Europe Railway Express portal has officially launched, offering multilingual services and one-stop freight forwarding to enhance international logistics optimization. The website features multiple sections that provide relevant news and statistical data, along with specialized services to improve user experience and support the Belt and Road Initiative.
Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport recently launched a new freight route connecting Zhengzhou, Moscow, and Frankfurt, enhancing logistics links between Henan and Europe. On the inaugural flight, a total of 180 tons of import and export goods were transported. There are plans to increase flight frequency in the future to improve logistics efficiency in the central region and support regional economic development.
As of December 4, the Zhengzhou-Europe International Railway has operated 150 trains this year, exceeding the annual target. The total cargo value reached $693 million, covering economic circles such as the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta, and radiating to 20 countries in Europe and Central Asia. Future goals will gradually increase, continuing to play an important role in the Belt and Road Initiative.
On August 21, the Lanzhou Railway Bureau successfully launched its first China-Europe international freight train from Lanzhou to Hamburg, Germany, reducing transport time by 15 days compared to sea freight. The train covers a distance of 8027 kilometers and operates in about 15 days with 42 cars. This project leverages the geographical advantages of the Lanzhou railway hub, promoting the development of international logistics brands. Starting from August 29, it plans to operate regularly on a weekly basis to boost regional economic development.
