Some people and investors might be skeptical of the phrase “new normal.” And it’s not that hard to project that things will return to something closer to pre-pandemic days when this is all over, especially as the Covid-19 vaccine is rolled out.
Therefore, a more important question might be what industries that the pandemic highlighted appear poised to grow going forward no matter what. One clear coronavirus standout and surefire long-term winner is e-commerce.
While you're here, how about this:
Top Research Reports for PayPal, Shopify & BP
The Zacks Research Daily presents the best research output of our analyst team. Today's Research Daily features new research reports on 16 major stocks, including PayPal Holdings ( PYPL ), Shopify ( SHOP ) and BP p.l.c. ( BP ). These research reports have been hand-picked from the roughly 70 reports published by our analyst team today.
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PayPal shares have outperformed the Zacks Internet Software industry in the year to date period (+118.5% vs. +107.9%). The Zacks analyst believes that PayPal is benefiting from robust growth in total payments volume owing to increasing net new active accounts.
74% of Shopify Merchants Saw a Boost or No Change is Sales During Pandemic - Small Business Trends
What's Next for Shopify, the Other Giant of US Ecommerce
On Dec. 1, Shopify said brands using its platform sold $5.1 billion from Black Friday to Cyber Monday , marking a 76% increase over 2019. This followed its Q2 and Q3 earnings, which were up 97% and 96%, respectively.
Since it was founded in 2006, Shopify has made a name for itself as an off-the-shelf solution for more than a million brands selling goods online, including direct-to-consumer (DTC) darlings such as Allbirds, Brooklinen and Rothy's. After conquering the DTC world, Shopify set its sights on bigger brands including Heinz and Molson Coors following the launch of its enterprise platform, Shopify Plus, in 2014.
Not to change the topic here:
Popular Pays Announces New Shopify Integration
Shopify is the leading omni-channel commerce platform that enables business owners to design, run, and manage their store’s sales channels ranging from web, mobile, social media, marketplaces, and brick-and-mortar. Shopify currently powers over a million businesses in approximately 175 countries.
The Popular Pays Shopify integration consolidates the work of activating and evaluating affiliate, ambassador, and sampling programs all in one place. In addition to Popular Pays’ powerful suite of tools like creator search, brief builder, real-time post tracking, and payments management, customers with a connected Shopify account will have a low-friction way of activating partners.
Charts: Shopify's Share of Global Websites, Ecommerce Sales | Practical Ecommerce
Shopify launched in 2004 in Ottawa, Canada, when its founders were dissatisfied with existing platforms to sell their snowboarding gear. Fast forward to 2020, and Shopify is a global brand. Total 2020 revenue will exceed $2 billion. Its common shares trade at roughly $1,000 each. More than 1 million merchants in 175 countries sell on the platform.
Approximately 39 percent of global websites in Dec. 2020 use no content management system. Another 39 percent of global sites use WordPress. Next is Shopify at 3.2 percent. This makes Shopify the largest ecommerce-only platform, representing 3.2 percent of all global websites in Dec. 2020, up from 1.9 percent in January.
How to get a job at Shopify according to current employees - Business Insider
Shopify, the e-commerce powerhouse known for creating technology that enables merchants and entrepreneurs to easily set up online stores, has had a big 2020.
The Ottawa-based company nimbly launched new products as the world went into lockdown, aiming to help business owners affected by the pandemic swiftly transition to online sales. Over the last 6 months, the company has hired more than 1,000 employees around the world.
Shopify: The five leading retail trends for 2021 are… | Chain Store Age
E-commerce platform Shopify advises retailers to prepare for trends including increasing influence of younger consumers in the coming year.
"The Future of Commerce 2021" is Shopify's first annual report, using its global retailer and consumer data to predict changes in the retail landscape during the new year. Analyzing data from Shopify's more than 1 million global retailers and online surveys of more than consumers in 11 countries (including the U.S. and Canada), the report reveals five key predictions for retailers. A brief overview follows.
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