Good News for Amazon Sellers: No Fee Hikes in 2025 [Crew Review]

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Amazon has announced that there will be no increases in referral or FBA fees for U.S. sellers in 2025, and no new fee types will be introduced. This decision brings a rare moment of stability in a marketplace where rising costs are often the norm. This means fewer headaches planning for next year’s expenses—it’s not often we get good news like this!

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The Latest in eCommerce & Amazon

🛑 Formerly Banned Amazon Seller Goes Public. A major Chinese seller suspended in 2021 for alleged review manipulation, has gone public. Despite taking a $100 million hit during the suspension, it continues to operate several other brands on Amazon while diversifying to platforms like Wayfair and Walmart. Key takeaway? Compliance is critical, but so is being adaptable—whether it’s shifting platforms or rethinking operations.

📲 TikTok Tests Product Links for Creators. TikTok is piloting a feature allowing select creators to add links to third-party products directly in their posts. For Amazon sellers, this is big: it opens a new channel for influencer-driven sales and creative marketing. If the pilot succeeds, expect new opportunities to drive traffic to your Amazon listings via TikTok.

📈 Walmart’s Q3: Global eCommerce Sales Soar 27%. Walmart reported a 27% increase in global eCommerce sales for Q3, driven by a mix of pickup, delivery, and international online expansion. Sellers should take note: as Walmart grows its digital marketplace, competition among platforms intensifies, offering alternative opportunities outside of Amazon’s ecosystem.

Amazon Seller Spotlight: Spigen

• Third Party Seller Rank: #32 Overall 
• Amazon Link: Spigen
• Company Website: www.spigen.com
• Estimated Revenue: $47,309,500
  

Known for their sleek phone cases and gadget accessories, Spigen has carved a niche for themselves with over $47 million in estimated revenue. As the #32 third-party seller on Amazon, their success highlights how a focus on practical, well-designed products can secure a significant position in a highly competitive market.

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Amazon Tactics

Amazon holding steady on fees for 2025 is a win for sellers! But why stop there? Discover 10 proven strategies to cut FBA costs and boost your bottom line.

From the YouTube Channel

Fake reviews on Amazon: a problem of the past or a lingering issue? This video revisits the infamous 2021 Amazon Incident, where leaked data revealed widespread review manipulation, leading to massive suspensions of top Chinese sellers. While some, like Aukey, have since pivoted and rebounded, the question remains—how much of the fake review ecosystem persists today? Watch to understand the past and what it means for sellers moving forward.

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