2025.3.13 GoodsFox Daily E-commerce News:
- Kind Patches Collagen Boost Goes Global
- Amazon Mandates Sellers Buy Liability Insurance by March 31
- Optimal Social Media Posting Times Revealed
- rednote Launches Cross-Border E-commerce Plan
- Walmart Asks Chinese Suppliers for 10% Price Cuts to Offset Tariffs
1. Kind Patches Collagen Boost Goes Global
GoodsFox data reveals that Kind Patches’ Collagen Patches are booming in Europe, the US, and Southeast Asia. Priced at $15 for 30 patches, they deliver collagen peptides via transdermal technology—no swallowing needed. The tagline? "Continuous repair" for youthful, firm skin. With 84,000+ followers on Instagram and TikTok, the brand launched 1,510 ad creatives in 30 days, targeting markets like the UK, US, and Australia.
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2. Amazon Mandates Sellers Buy Liability Insurance by March 31
Amazon requires US sellers to submit commercial liability insurance proof by March 31, 2025. This applies if monthly sales top $10,000 or if notified. It covers third-party accidents or injuries, enhancing sales safety. Non-compliance risks sales limits or account suspension. GoodsFox advises monitoring revenue with sales dashboards to stay compliant.
3. Optimal Social Media Posting Times Revealed
Hootsuite’s study of 1M+ posts highlights peak posting times for social platforms. Instagram shines weekday afternoons to evenings, like Mondays 3 PM–9 PM. Facebook excels early mornings, especially Tuesdays–Fridays 4 AM–6 AM. LinkedIn peaks Tuesday mornings and Thursday evenings. TikTok thrives afternoons, notably Tuesdays at 8 AM PST. Test these slots to boost engagement.
4. rednote Launches Cross-Border E-commerce Plan
rednote launched its "E-commerce Export Navigation Plan" on March 10, 2025. This full-service solution offers online transactions, trade exports, and cross-border payments for merchants. Sellers can showcase via notes, livestreams, and stores, targeting the US, Hong Kong, and Macau initially. GoodsFox notes beauty and home goods see 37% higher interaction rates overseas—focus on visual content.
5. Walmart Demands 10% Price Cuts from Chinese Suppliers
Walmart is requesting up to 10% price cuts from Chinese suppliers to counter Trump-era tariffs. Cookware and apparel makers resist, citing slim margins. Negotiations vary by supplier, with few agreeing so far. GoodsFox suggests cost-profit analysis and dynamic pricing tools, which lift bargaining success by 28%.
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