The shift from brick-and-mortar to e-commerce is a long-running trend -- the pandemic just accelerated the transition. Given these factors, the overall outlook for Shopify's earnings release is positive. Here's what investors should be looking out for when the company reports.
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First and foremost, investors will want to look at revenue growth. In its fiscal first quarter, revenue grew 47% year over year. Moreover, the bulk of that period came before coronavirus containment measures took effect. Needless to say, expectations are high, and it would not be surprising to see revenue growth accelerate from the prior quarter.
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Webinar to focus on selling on Shopify | Business | hickoryrecord.com
HICKORY — The Catawba Valley Community College Small Business Center will host a no-cost "Selling on Shopify" webinar on Aug. 4 from 4-6 p.m. The program will be in a webinar format, allowing participants to access the program from their computers and mobile devices.
Shopify is a popular platform for creating an online store. This webinar shows participants how to use Shopify to establish an online store with a custom domain name, reflecting the brand and personality of their unique business. Participants will learn how to use Shopify's eCommerce software to build a unified platform to sell products and operate their business.
10 technical SEO considerations for Shopify – Econsultancy
From fixed URL structure to international setup and performance optimisation – Vervaunt MD Paul Rogers and NOVOS Founder Sam Hurley go through 10 technical Shopify SEO considerations.
There is no question that Shopify and Shopify Plus have seen a huge surge in popularity in recent years – starting with high-growth DTC brands opting to grow on Shopify primarily for agility and the lack of maintenance overhead and gradually moving to larger, more complex retailers moving over too.
Shopify's 6 River Systems CEOs talk Chuck robots, automation, and the pandemic | VentureBeat
Shopify acquired 6 River Systems for $450 million in September 2019, just three months after unveiling its Shopify Fulfillment Network , which uses machine learning to ensure timely deliveries and lower shipping costs. What did Shopify want from the fulfillment automation startup? That's simple: 6 River Systems' Chuck autonomous robots that can move packages in warehouses.
During the pandemic, Shopify is thriving like never before. Shelter at home orders are not only driving more people to shop online, but many are diving into starting their own ecommerce businesses. As a result, 6 Rivers Systems' business has also taken off. We checked in with 6 River Systems co-CEOs Jerome Dubois and Rylan Hamilton to see how they're doing.
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Buy on Google adds Shopify and PayPal for Inventory Management & Payments - Tamebay
Google is read to take a swipe out of marketplace business with the addition of Shopify for inventory and order management and PayPal and Shopify for payment processing along with zero commission fees when customers buy your products through the Buy on Google checkout experience. Sadly it’s only rolling out in the US at the moment, but there will be international launches later this year and in 2021.
Small town seller get Shopify sweetener
A Māori social enterprise has handed out nearly $500,000 in scholarships to Māori students to take part in a 12-week ecommerce programme.
Te Whare Hukahuka is working with global online sales giant Shopify to run the online Ka Hao i te Ao bootcamp in ecommerce and digital marketing.
Chief executive Travis O’Keefe says more than half the 65 scholarships have gone to applicants in smaller towns and rural New Zealand, with winners aged from 18 to 61.
STMP Stock: How to Buy Stamps.com Amid Shopify Buyout Rumors | InvestorPlace
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Relatively obscure, small e-postage company Stamps.com (NASDAQ: STMP ) burst onto Wall Street’s radar in July after Citron Research tweeted that the company may be acquired by the market’s favorite e-commerce company, Shopify (NYSE: SHOP ).
Google, Shopify Team To Boost Buy On Google | PYMNTS.com
Google plans a souped-up Buy on Google product so that participating sellers won't have the pay the Big Tech firm a commission fee and shoppers will get to pay through such third-party providers as PayPal and Shopify .
Ready added, "These changes are about providing all businesses — from small stores to national chains and online marketplaces — the best place to connect with customers, regardless of where a purchase eventually occurs. With more products and stores available for discovery and the option to buy directly on Google or on a retailer's site, shoppers will have more choice across the board."
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