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PR: https://telega.io/channels/marketplace_bestsellers/card”
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منشورات القناة
👜 Walmart turns boho demand into a full private-label rollout
Retail Dive reports that Walmart is launching its new Scenario label in all stores with 280 styles across five departments: apparel, shoes, jewelry, handbags and accessories. Most items are priced under $25, and the retailer says nearly one in five women identified boho as one of their top style preferences.
Walmart tested the aesthetic first inside Time and Tru, a private label that generates about $2 billion in annual sales, before spinning it into a standalone brand.
Why it matters: this is a clear example of a retailer taking a validated style signal and scaling it into a low-price, cross-category private-label bet.
Seller takeaway: when one trend proves itself, expand it as a coordinated capsule across categories instead of treating it as a single-SKU winner.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-25
| 2 |  💳 Walmart starts adding Apple Pay and Google Pay across U.S. stores and Sam’s Club
Walmart began enabling tap-to-pay at select Walmart stores and Sam’s Club locations on Aug. 24, finally opening the door to Apple Pay, Google Pay and other eligible contactless cards, phones and smartwatches.
The company plans to expand the rollout to all U.S. stores and clubs by the end of 2026, then to fuel stations by mid-2027. Until now, Walmart had mostly pushed its own options like Walmart Pay and OnePay Wallet.
Why it matters: when the country’s biggest retailer removes checkout friction, it resets what shoppers expect from in-store and omnichannel payments.
Seller takeaway: support the payment methods customers already use most, because faster checkout can lift conversion before price even enters the decision.
Source: Modern Retail — 2026-08-21 | 324 |
| 3 |  🚚 Home Depot rolls out express delivery in 3 hours or less across the US using 2,000+ stores
Home Depot rolled out express delivery across the U.S., promising eligible orders in three hours or less. The service uses 2,000+ stores as fulfillment hubs, covers thousands of SKUs in plumbing, paint, hardware and tools, and costs $7 in most major markets or $10 in Los Angeles, with no membership required.
The company says many of these orders already arrive in under an hour, while 65% of in-stock parcel items now land the same day or next day.
Why it matters: fast local fulfillment is becoming a real conversion edge for urgent, project-driven shopping.
Seller takeaway: in time-sensitive categories, local stock visibility and a short delivery promise can compete with price.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-21 | 428 |
| 4 |  🛍️ Ross just turned value retail into one of the strongest Q2 demand stories in the U.S.
Ross said Q2 comparable sales rose 10% year over year, its second straight double-digit comp quarter, while store visits climbed more than 16%, citing Placer.ai. Management said the lift came from new shoppers, lapsed customers returning and existing customers buying more often.
Total Q2 sales grew 13% to $6.3 billion, and Ross now expects comps to stay elevated at 6%–7% in Q3. In a cautious consumer market, sharp everyday value is pulling share.
Seller takeaway: when demand gets selective, winning assortment and a visible price edge can outperform broad discount noise.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-21 | 515 |
| 5 |  🚁 Amazon is scaling Prime Air around products shoppers need fast
Amazon plans to expand Prime Air to nearly 500 cities and towns by the end of 2026, about six times its current footprint. Upcoming launches include metro Atlanta, Chicago and Cleveland, plus Boise and Syracuse.
The service can deliver millions of items, including groceries, electronics and household goods, and Amazon says more than 60% of its most frequently purchased items fit the drone model: up to 5 pounds and about the size of a large shoebox.
That changes fast-moving categories. When an item can arrive in about an hour, speed starts competing with assortment as the reason a shopper picks the platform.
Seller takeaway: compact repeat-purchase goods, small electronics and urgent add-ons should benefit most from channels built around sub-hour convenience.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-20 | 567 |
| 6 |  🧸 Adult buyers are turning toys into one of retail’s fastest-growing categories
U.S. toy dollar sales rose 17% in the first half of 2026, the category’s strongest first-half performance in six years, while unit sales grew 12% and average prices increased 4%.
Circana says toy sales among consumers over 18 climbed 25%, and adult-only households already account for 55% of category spending. Collectibles, trading cards and licensed products are pushing toys closer to fandom and hobby economics, not just kids’ gifting.
Seller takeaway: categories built around drops, licenses and self-purchase appeal can now win adult demand, not only parent-driven baskets.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-20 | 609 |
| 7 |  🎯 Target’s Q2 growth is clustering in hardlines, beauty and food
Target’s second-quarter net sales rose 5.3% to $26.5 billion, comparable sales increased 3.8% and traffic grew 3.6%. Merchandise sales were up 5%, with the strongest gains coming from hardlines, beauty and food & beverage.
That mix matters because shopper dollars are flowing first into categories that combine routine replenishment with easy comparison and add-on buying, while home and apparel are improving more slowly.
Seller takeaway: in mass retail, the strongest listings right now are the ones that make value obvious fast and fit into a repeatable basket, not just a one-off purchase.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-19 | 638 |
| 8 |  One product photo. A complete fitness campaign.
This started with a simple image of a black sports jumpsuit. With SellerDen AI, we turned it into a full on-model fitness shoot — different poses, angles and gym scenes, all built around the same product.
No model booking. No gym rental. No photographer. No production day.
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Upload your product → choose your concept → generate the shoot.
Turn your next product photo into a campaign with SellerDen AI. | 634 |
| 9 |  💄 Beauty demand is still expanding even as retail channels get reshuffled
Target’s breakup with Ulta closed one shop-in-shop chapter, but the category itself keeps growing. Circana says U.S. prestige beauty sales rose 7% year over year to $17.1 billion in the first half of 2026, while mass beauty sales also climbed 7% to $39.2 billion.
Target’s own beauty net sales increased 9.5% to nearly $3.4 billion in Q1. It is rolling out Beauty Studios to about 600 stores, while Walmart is expanding its specialized beauty associate role to 425 locations after a successful pilot.
Seller takeaway: beauty remains attractive when the assortment works for both routine replenishment and discovery, so the winning offer is a strong repeatable core with room for premium add-ons.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-18 | 626 |
| 10 |  🎒 Back-to-school demand is concentrating in essentials and tech, not kids apparel
Retail Dive, citing Circana, says the back-to-school season is “moderate at best”: overall retail sales revenue fell 1% year over year in July and unit sales dropped 2%. In discretionary general merchandise, dollar sales were down 4.3% and unit demand fell 3.9% in the four weeks ending Aug. 1.
Shoppers are prioritizing first-day necessities such as school supplies and technology, while apparel is being pushed out. Circana expects kids apparel dollar sales to decline 1% to 2% in Q3 because unit demand is weakening.
Seller takeaway: when demand gets cautious, products with immediate purpose hold up better than categories shoppers feel they can delay.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-17 | 691 |
| 11 |  Pixar’s Iconic Lamp Is Becoming a Real-Life Gadget
To celebrate Pixar’s 40th anniversary, the Disney Store is releasing a collectible version of Luxo Jr., the famous lamp featured in the studio’s iconic intro.
The new release won’t function as a regular lamp, but it will be able to react to movement and play its signature sounds, recreating the personality of its on-screen counterpart.
The lamp measures 37 × 18 × 20 cm, runs on batteries, and will cost $135.
Sales begin on August 17, with Disney Store limiting purchases to one lamp per customer.
Decades after becoming one of Pixar’s most recognizable symbols, Luxo Jr. is making the jump from an animated character to a real-world collectible. | 756 |
| 12 |  🤖 Shoppers are ready to let AI guide the cart — but only with an easy way back
Retail Dive, citing RTB House, says 59% of U.S. consumers discover new brands through AI, while 68% have used at least one AI platform for shopping in the last three months. Another strong signal: 42% of American millennials would let an AI agent buy within a $250 budget if the item could be returned within seven days.
Why it matters: discovery and comparison are moving into AI interfaces, but trust is still conditional. Shoppers delegate faster when review and returns stay simple.
👉 Seller takeaway: sharpen the signals AI reads first — clean attributes, strong reviews, clear images and simple return terms.
Source: Retail Dive — 2026-08-13 | 716 |
| 13 |  🛒 TikTok Shop is now bigger than Target.com in monthly US online spend
Business Insider, citing Consumer Edge card data, says July spending on TikTok Shop in the US was higher than online spending at Target, Costco and The Home Depot. TikTok Shop reached about 2% of US online retail spend last month, up from roughly 1.2% a year earlier.
The platform’s growth is being driven by repeat buyers, not just one-off viral orders: shoppers who made 20 or more purchases in Q2 represented only 5% of buyers but generated about 30% of total spend. Consumer Edge also says the fastest-growing age group by year-over-year spend was shoppers over 35.
Seller takeaway: TikTok Shop is shifting from a discovery app into a repeat-purchase marketplace, and older, heavier buyers are now part of that mix.
Source: Business Insider — 2026-08-12 | 828 |
| 14 |  🪑 Polywood shows how AI personalization can move a high-ticket category
Digital Commerce 360 reports that outdoor furniture retailer Polywood gained a 22% conversion lift after moving to Shopify and shifting to AI-first development. The company also says AI-powered personalization increased average order value by 12%; with an average basket around $1,600, that is meaningful margin leverage.
Polywood is tying ads, landing pages and demand signals together — from color intent to weather patterns, move-in timing and home type. In a catalog with 150,000 SKU/color combinations, that turns personalization into an operating system rather than a merchandising demo.
Seller takeaway: AI pays off fastest when it changes traffic quality, landing-page relevance and basket size at the same time.
Source: Digital Commerce 360 — 2026-08-12 | 844 |
| 15 |  🛋️ Bob’s shows value furniture can still grow with higher-income shoppers
Retail Dive reports that Bob’s Discount Furniture is gaining traction with households earning over $100,000 even as the home sector stays soft. In Q2, the retailer kept a 20%–25% price edge over competitors, lifted net revenue 8.8% year over year to nearly $620 million, and grew comparable sales 2.3%.
The digital piece matters too: Bob’s says OmniCart is improving store-to-site conversion, while e-commerce sales jumped nearly 25% year over year.
Seller takeaway: in pressured categories, demand is moving to offers that combine visible value with friction-free cross-channel buying.
Source: Retail Dive | 817 |
| 16 |  Instacart retailers are cutting delivery markups to win price-sensitive shoppers
PYMNTS reports that Instacart partners are reassessing grocery-delivery markups as consumer budgets tighten. The platform is also seeing retailers adopt Storefront Pro, Caper smart carts and AI tools that turn retail data into operational insights.
Why it matters: a bestseller does not win on listed price alone. Price, availability, delivery convenience and recommendation quality increasingly work together as one basket experience.
👉 Seller takeaway: track the delivered cost, not only the SKU price. In repeat-purchase categories, that final number can decide conversion.
Source: PYMNTS | 866 |
| 17 |  🥔 Walmart gives functional snacks a clear shelf signal: Khloud Plus combines protein and collagen
Khloud has launched Khloud Plus Collagen Protein Chips exclusively at Walmart. Each bag combines 17g of protein with 2g of hydrolyzed collagen; the range includes Sweet Heat, Nacho, Buffalo and a Walmart-only Jalapeño flavour. Pricing starts at $3.48, with a $9.99 variety pack.
The larger signal is category-level: mass retail is making room for snacks with a benefit a shopper can read straight from the pack.
Seller takeaway: the winning SKU is often the one whose promise is obvious in seconds.
Source: Source | 813 |
| 18 |  🧠 Target names its first chief AI officer
PYMNTS reports that Target has created a dedicated chief AI officer role and hired Chandhu Nair, formerly a senior AI and innovation executive at Lowe’s. He joins on Aug. 24 to coordinate AI across inventory, decision-making, employee workflows and the guest experience.
Why it matters: AI is moving from scattered pilots into core retail management. Large merchants now want one executive layer responsible for turning AI into operating discipline.
Action: watch where AI gets budget ownership, because that usually signals where retail process change will accelerate next.
Source: Source | 755 |
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Upload your product, describe what you want to highlight — and let AI create the visuals.
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| 20 |  📦 Amazon expands campus pickup with 750 new Locker locations
PYMNTS reports that Amazon added 750 Locker locations across more than 500 U.S. college and university campuses. Students can collect eligible orders at no extra cost within three days, turning pickup convenience into part of the back-to-school offer.
Why it matters: bestseller demand is shaped not only by price and product, but by how easily the buyer can receive the item inside a specific daily routine.
👉 Seller takeaway: student-focused winners pair a clear use case with frictionless pickup and timing that fits campus life.
Source: Source | 627 |
