
The World’s Top eBay Sellers
The largest eBay sellers have each sold tens of millions of items. And despite eBay struggling to grow over the past few years, those sellers still run massive businesses.
Read moreThe largest eBay sellers have each sold tens of millions of items. And despite eBay struggling to grow over the past few years, those sellers still run massive businesses.
Read moreMost Amazon sellers are based in Brooklyn. The city has double the number of sellers as the second most common city, New York.
Read moreFunding for Amazon aggregators is down over 80% in 2022. However, much of the previously committed capital is yet to be deployed. Thus, despite little new funding, acquisitions have not stopped.
Read moreDTC brands can now buy ads on Amazon that will drive traffic to the brand's website. The customer journey is convoluted but hints at Amazon's bigger ambitions to become a discovery platform for DTC brands.
Read moreHero Cosmetics, an acne care brand born on Amazon, was acquired for $630 million this week. Hero launched on Amazon in 2017 with one SKU that has since become the #1 beauty product on Amazon.
Read moreShopify doesn't want merchants using Amazon's Buy with Prime. It is warning them that installing Buy with Prime removes Shopify's ability to protect against fraudulent orders and could lead to stolen customer data.
Read morePharmapacks, one of the top Amazon sellers, filed for bankruptcy on Sunday. Despite annual sales exceeding $500 million, the business was unprofitable and failed to secure additional financing.
Read moreA lot more sellers are joining the Walmart marketplace after Walmart relaxed its strict approval requirements.
Read moreAmazon has increased the fulfillment fees by over 30% since 2020. A series of small fee jumps has added up to a meaningful increase. Amazon is passing off its growing costs to third-party sellers.
Read moreeBay has lost all sales growth from the pandemic's e-commerce surge and will finish 2022 with GMV at 2019 levels.
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