CarParts.com told the SEC that a large marketplace partner plans to end its seller relationship when the company launches its own marketplace in December. According to the company’s third-quarter 10-Q, the partner sent a letter in October calling the planned CarParts Connect launch a conflict of interest. If you sell high-ticket products through Amazon, eBay […]
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Reddit launched Reddit Reviews on Nov. 10, turning community threads into AI-written product pages for about 10,000 US products. If you sell through your own store, a new gatekeeper now sits between your product page and a shopper who is still deciding. Reddit says businesses cannot pay to be featured, so the summary a buyer […]
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The Children’s Place filed Chapter 11 on Sunday, Nov. 8, and set Dec. 9 as the deadline for bids on substantially all of its assets. If you sell high-ticket products online, this is not a kids’ clothing story. It is a case study in what happens to everyone who depends on a brand or supplier […]
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Malaysia will reopen new DE Rantau Nomad Pass applications on Dec. 1 under a framework that caps stays at four years and raises the tech income floor to $36,000. If you run a store from Kuala Lumpur or plan to, this decides how long you can stay and what paperwork you hand over to keep […]
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Ecommerce Paradise ran 19 news stories today, and the biggest was Shopify’s Nov. 20 deadline to delist apps without IP allowlists. This roundup is for ecommerce store owners, especially high-ticket Shopify operators. I am not a financial or legal advisor, so check money, tax and legal moves with your own pro. Read more at Ecommerce […]
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American Express updated its terms to bar AI agents from using cardmember credentials, according to a Nov. 9 report from Doctor of Credit. If you let Claude, ChatGPT, a bookkeeping bot or a virtual assistant log in to the Amex card that pays your ads and suppliers, this change is about your cash flow. At […]
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OpenAI opened a free beta on Nov. 10 that lets businesses claim verified ChatGPT profiles, upload product feeds and launch their own branded shopping agents. For an ecommerce entrepreneur, this is the first time ChatGPT lets you control what it says about your store, see how often it mentions you, and put a branded agent […]
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Build a proofreading and editing workflow for your online store. Learn the stages, roles, tools, and checklists that keep product pages accurate and on-brand.
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Learn how to write FAQ pages that answer customer questions before they become tickets. Find the right questions, structure answers, and track results.
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Pinterest’s rewritten Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, GenAI rules and Advertising Guidelines all take effect this Thursday, November 12, 2026. If you sell on Pinterest, this touches your catalog and your ad account at the same time. The new Pinterest Privacy Policy says Pins, “regardless of when they were posted,” train its generative AI models, […]
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