What is more surprising is the recent growth of certain companies like Target in the ecommerce space, while other brands who once reigned have now begun to falter. eMarketer's report Top 10 US Ecommerce Companies 2020 reveals which winning strategies are helping certain retail companies get ahead, and how other retailers can leverage these insights to continue to fuel more business growth.
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March 2020 Top 10: Our Most Popular Posts | Practical Ecommerce
Our mission since 2005 is to publish articles, podcasts, and webinars to help ecommerce merchants. What follows are the 10 most popular articles that we published in March 2020. Articles from early in the month are more likely to make the list than later ones.
Product detail pages on Amazon rank for roughly 34 million keywords in Google in the U.S. In this post, I’ll address three tips for optimizing the product pages on your own ecommerce site using lessons from Amazon. Read more…
The Antiques Market Bids Heavy On eCommerce | PYMNTS.com
If there's any industry that has been slow to transition online, it's antiques. It's the nature of the business that before someone spends a fair amount of discretionary income on a painting, jewelry box or grandfather clock, they typically want to see and touch it first. But a confluence of factors, including the shelter-in-place measure of the COVID-19 crisis , is changing that. Two recent moves from leading arts and antique dealers are leading a trend toward online arts and antique buying.
FinTech MatchMove To Acquire Stake In Shopmatic | PYMNTS.com
FinTech firm MatchMove has struck a deal to acquire a "strategic stake" in eCommerce solutions company Shopmatic, according to reports . Financial details of the acquisition were not disclosed.
Singapore-based ShopMatic said the new partnership aims to gain new customers and boost its growth.
With the investment, MatchMove, which is also based in Singapore, will be able to extend its "banking-as-a-service" wallet capability to Shopmatic's ecosystem spanning over 435,000 eCommerce small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and individual entrepreneurs across the region. Shopmatic said it helps business owners increase their sales by accessing new markets through online channels and point-of-sale solutions.
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Self-Made Millionaire Matt Clark Shares How to Build Your Own Ecommerce Company
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Fortunately, he never got into some of the same legal trouble as his friends. Still, Clark recognized his risky behavior threatened his hazy but ambitious dreams of one day running a business. He knew he needed change. Clark left Houston without telling any friends and spent the summer in Austin, Texas, to reset and distance himself from bad influences.
GoodFirms Survey on ECommerce Can Help this Industry to Survive the Outbreak of COVID-19
Due to this, it has affected many industries that move the global economy such as trade, manufacturing, shipping, transport, tourism and many other services. It has also created a hard time for the Ecommerce, B2B, B2C and other brick-and-mortar brands etc.
Right now the economy has got unstable and the industries are feeling burnt as how the global health emergency (COVID-19) will impact their businesses. But in order to follow the government call for staying home and staying safe. The outbreak of coronavirus has created high demand for some of the products while other online brands are struggling to get sales. Therefore, at this moment the digitalized world is also expecting services at their doorstep.
Russia's Ozon eCommerce Firm Nets $50M | PYMNTS.com
San Francisco-based Princeville Capital has announced a $50 million investment in Russian online retailer Ozon, which is partly owned by the Russian-based conglomerate Sistema . Ozon , one of Russia's largest online retailers, has been on a growth spurt over the last few years.
Ozon said Emmanuel DeSousa, managing partner at Princeville Capital, joined its board following the transaction. Sistema's website said the investment company focuses primarily on "new and innovative industries, with no restrictions on geography or industry."
UK Retailers Under Fire For Nonessential eCommerce | PYMNTS.com
The company said it was following appropriate social distancing guidelines and hygiene measures, and it had also worked on financial support for staff.
The move has drawn ire from those concerned about the coronavirus’ ongoing impact and contagion factor on public health. Rachel Reeves, chair of the Treasury Select Committee, said retailers will have to answer for the decisions they make during this time once the dust had settled. And, unions have said it’s difficult to enforce social distancing at large warehouse spaces with lots of people freely wandering around.
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