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Amazon is Inviting More Sellers and Handicraft Groups through its Global Selling Programme

Amazon India has offered an invitation to sellers to list their products on its 12 marketplaces. After the success of its global seller program, Amazon is asking handcrafts and artisan bodies to sell their products for the export market. The success of Amazon’s seller program can be judged from the fact that its net sales value or cumulative GMS (gross merchandise sales) has touched $1 billion over the last three years.
Gopal Pillai, Vice-President, Seller Services, Amazon India said that there are expectations for the cumulative GMS to touch $5 billion by the year 2023. He said that those sellers who sell their products globally will witness five-fold growth in GMS. However, Pillai didn’t hint about the expected number of sellers that will be brought by e-tailer on board.
According to the data available, more than 50,000 sellers have joined global selling program. And through this program, products such as apparels, home decor items, power tools have been generating export interest. In addition to these products, Indian handicrafts and traditional art have also joined this list. All a seller needs to do is make his account popular. And in today’s time, where there are established eBay accounts for sale and Amazon accounts for sale, making the account popular is also not much of a difficult task anymore. Due to this, all these sellers are getting excellent value for their products.
Pillai said that Amazon India is trying to attract various artisan groups such as State government organization and cooperative bodies such as Tantuja (the supreme body of handloom weavers in West Bengal). Another one is the Jharkhand Silk Textile & Handicraft Development Corp. Currently, 15 government agencies, handicraft groups have joined the ‘Kala Haat‘ program of Amazon India. Out of these, a couple of groups such as Tantuja is selling their products overseas.
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Hustle Division Evolves into HD AI Lab Group: A New Powerhouse in AI-Driven Marketing

Los Angeles, CA — May 8th — Hustle Division, the award-winning agency behind Gold and Platinum campaigns for brands like PrettyLittleThing and Zootiez by Future — and legendary artists like 50 Cent, Snoop Dogg, Warren G, Normani, Saweetie, Tyga, YG, and will.i.am — is officially rebranding into HD AI Lab Group.
This major evolution is led by E.G., a proud Latino entrepreneur, who also owns Zooly.ai, a fast-growing AI company backed by major investors and already trusted by top brands across the NBA, NHL, and entertainment.
HD AI Lab Group brings together creative energy and real AI innovation to help brands, artists, and businesses grow in today’s world.
“This isn’t just a rebrand — it’s the evolution of everything I’ve built, now powered by real AI to shape the future of marketing,” said E.G., Founder & CEO of HD AI Lab Group.
Stay tuned and follow the journey on the newly revamped Instagram: @hustledivision
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