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  1. AMZ123 Cross-Border Headlines28

    Beyond Black Friday, there’s White Friday: Amazon UAE and Saudi Arabia’s localized name for a major Middle East promotion

    Amazon’s UAE and Saudi Arabia stores call their late-November sales event White Friday. The name was first coined in 2014 by Middle Eastern e-commerce company Souq.com because “black” has negative connotations in Arabic. Plugins such as GTranslate and TranslatePress only produce a literal translation of Black Friday, while local consumers search for White Friday. The author recommends starting with one or two smaller language markets and building a fully localized standalone store with a local top-level domain such as .jp or .de, local currency, and local payment options.

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    After a year and a half selling on Amazon independently, monthly profit fell from 40,000 to 10,000. Should this 30-year-old seller stay or leave? Replies on Zhiwubuyan offer an answer.

    An Amazon seller who started in 2018 and has been working independently for a year and a half posted on Zhiwubuyan: monthly profit fell from a peak of nearly 40,000 to about 10,000 after their US marketplace store was swept up under Protocol 3. They bought a new store and transferred inventory, but sales never recovered. The consensus among dozens of replies was not to treat “continuing independently” and “going back to a job” as mutually exclusive. They suggested keeping the store, cutting unprofitable listings to preserve cash flow, registering a new store under their real identity, and joining a well-structured company to strengthen advertising and fine-tune operations. They could keep an eye on other platforms, but should avoid making a large commitment.

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    Behind sales of more than 50 million shavers, Pan Zhongjian reflects on three traps: losing category focus, relying on low prices, and distancing the business from users

    Pan Zhongjian, founder of Xiaoqiao Technology and Yingqu Technology, reflects on three business traps: losing category focus, relying on low prices, and distancing the business from users. He stresses that brand expansion should center on user value, healthy gross margins, and market feedback. He has sold about 2 million treadmills, 3 million massagers, and more than 50 million shavers, but sales do not equal sustained use, and the scale of manufacturing and R&D cannot replace understanding user needs. The original article connects these lessons to opportunities for operating across multiple countries on Amazon, and notes that the 70% higher average income among multi-country sellers reflects a difference between groups, not a fixed earnings promise for every company.

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    Research Report on Taking Feng Shui and Metaphysical Products Global: How Independent Stores Like Buddha Stones Build an Emotional-Value Business

    Overseas consumption of feng shui and metaphysical products has evolved into a lightweight spiritual lifestyle market. Consumers in Europe and the United States are more interested in the emotional appeal of jewelry symbolism, crystal energy, and protection for good fortune than in comprehensive feng shui theory. Independent stores such as Buddha Stones package Tibetan culture, auspicious motifs, and healing concepts into wearable, giftable products, creating a mature playbook for bringing cultural products to global markets. This report examines the market landscape, popular categories, consumers, industry, and case studies, and notes that Eastern folk products entering overseas markets must respect regional cultural boundaries and comply with applicable regulations.