Amazon releases "optimize search terms" notification, TikTok tests in-app shopping feature

Amazon releases "Optimize Search Terms" notification

Today, Amazon released a notice on "optimizing search terms". Amazon gave suggestions on how to optimize search terms: use synonyms; add abbreviations, aliases, and spelling variations; the character length should never exceed the upper limit (250 characters); do not use repeated words. In addition, Amazon emphasized that if sellers use banned keywords in search terms, Amazon may prohibit the display of the seller's ASIN and take action against the seller's account.

TikTok tests in-app shopping feature

According to foreign media reports, TikTok is testing a new service that allows sellers to sell goods directly to users within the TikTok application . British street clothing brand Hype is one of the first brands to qualify for the test . This feature will allow it to display product pictures and prices on the TikTok store page . Currently, the feature is in the testing phase and it is unclear when it will be launched .

Amazon requires sellers to complete payment service provider inspections by the end of May

According to an announcement released by Amazon, sellers must complete the payment service provider inspection by the end of May. If sellers continue to use bank accounts provided by payment service providers that do not participate in the program to receive payments after May 31, 2021, the seller's fund reservation period will be extended for up to 21 days.

DHgate: Mexico 3C special offer line launched

On May 17, Dunhuang.com announced that in order to improve the overall service quality of the platform, it is now adjusting the online delivery channels. The platform will shut down the Mexican 3C special goods special offer line at 14:00 on May 17, close the order entry for this line, and no longer accept new orders. If there are new order requirements, other channels can be selected for delivery, and the resumption time will be notified separately.

Jitu International launches Guangzhou -Los Angeles charter flight route

On May 17, Jitu International Logistics Co., Ltd.'s charter flight service was launched smoothly at Guangzhou Airport on May 15. To support peers and cross-border e-commerce customers, the plane carrying cross-border e-commerce goods flew directly from Guangzhou to the United States (Los Angeles). It is reported that Jitu International will provide two direct cargo charter flights per week from May to August. All goods will be shipped by charter flights without transfer, which will save time and multiple shipping procedures, make up for the lack of direct flights, and reduce cargo damage, loss or loss.

Cainiao launches first direct cargo flight from Zhengzhou to Budapest

Recently, Cainiao announced the opening of the first direct cargo flight route from Zhengzhou to Budapest, the capital of Hungary. This cargo plane named "Cainiao" operates 5 flights a week, with a daily cargo volume of 17 tons, transporting goods including jewelry accessories, cycling clothing and equipment, household goods, gardening products, etc., and can reach Budapest in as fast as 10 days.

The total amount of cross-border e-commerce financing in the past ten years has reached 127.7 billion yuan

According to Qichacha data, there are currently 28,200 cross-border e-commerce related companies in China. In 2020, there were 56 financing events in cross-border e-commerce projects, with a total disclosed financing amount of 18.6 billion yuan. In the ten years since 2011, there have been 1,048 financing events in cross-border e-commerce projects, with a total disclosed financing amount of 127.674 billion yuan. 2019 was the year with the highest total financing amount in the past ten years, totaling 47.728 billion yuan. Among them, Kaola.com was acquired by Alibaba, with a total amount of 13.23 billion yuan, the highest single financing amount of the year.

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