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Sephora is piloting a monthly drop format on TikTok Shop US starting September 19, 2026. Here is what the move signals for Korean and Japanese beauty brands and how to prepare.
YouTube’s integration with the Amazon Affiliate program allows creators to tag Amazon products directly in Shorts and long-form videos, creating a high-conversion pathway for Korean and Japanese brands.
Meta is rolling AI avatars, automated voiceovers, and multilingual localization into its Advantage+ suite. Here is what the shortcut can and cannot do for Korean and Japanese brands entering the U.S.
Meta now applies Advantage+ Creative enhancements to ads by default, changing how your creative looks before it runs. Here is what Korean and Japanese brands should check.
Google started auto-upgrading Search campaigns to AI Max on September 1, 2026. Here is what changes, what does not, and how to prepare before your account flips.
Google is moving Search campaigns that use auto-created assets or campaign-level broad match into AI Max. Here is what changes and what to review before it lands.
YouTube creators can now tag Amazon products in videos and livestreams and earn commission on the sales. Here is what the new affiliate link means for Korean and Japanese brands selling in the U.S.
Google is auto-upgrading Search campaigns to AI Max this month. Here is what carries over, what changes, and what brands built on Korean and Japanese names should check first.
TikTok Shop US now ties creator eligibility to performance and health thresholds. Here is what the shift means for Korean and Japanese brands building an affiliate program.
TikTok Shop US now caps daily shoppable posts and penalizes exaggerated claims. Here is what Korean and Japanese brands should change to protect their accounts.
