HOUSTON, May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Cart.com, the first end-to-end eCommerce services provider, today announced its appointment of industry veteran Michael Svatek as the company's first Chief Product Officer. In this role, Mike will spearhead and oversee all aspects of Cart.com's rapidly-expanding portfolio of fully integrated software tools, services, and infrastructure to scale brands online.
With a background in software engineering, Svatek has led product strategy, development, management, and M&A for top technology companies in the eCommerce and retail spaces. As Chief Product & Strategy Officer at Bazaarvoice he led product, design, and innovation teams, driving revenues to USD $160M and a successful IPO (Nasdaq: BV).
How Can You Improve an Ecommerce Website?
You can improve an ecommerce website in so many ways that it would be almost impossible to list them all. There are several keyways that I am going to discuss in this post, and hopefully it will give you some insight to improve your own website.
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You should know that nowadays most shoppers are on their phone when they are shopping. Unless you have a very old demographic you would most likely find this to be true. That is why you have to have your site optimized for mobile shoppers.
Twitter CFO Points To eCommerce For Monetization | PYMNTS.com
He added that people use Twitter to get expert advice about various merchandise as well as insights from pundits about sports, business and entertainment. Without a method of making an immediate purchase, real-time buying opportunities could be missed as people chat about a particular item or subject, per the report.
No further details were offered about how eCommerce could be integrated with Twitter or what fees might be involved. Segal said at the conference that the company is carefully considering its relationships with interested brands.
PayPal acquisition of Happy Returns signals new ecommerce strategy - The Loadstar
PayPal is extending its reach in e-commerce beyond the payment mechanism – and into the logistics arena. It has taken over Happy Returns, a California-based firm that manages returns for online merchants.
Happy Returns operates a network of some 2,600 locations in more than 1,200 metropolitan areas across the US where consumers can return online purchases. In addition it offers a pick-up service.
Cathy Morrow-Roberson, founder and head analyst of Logistics Trends & Insights, regards the acquisition as a smart move, as returns are a challenge in online shopping, so this should heighten PayPal's appeal to merchants.
eCommerce Fraud Prevention Firm Forter Nets $300M | PYMNTS.com
eCommerce fraud prevention company Forter has raised $300 million in a Series F funding round, according to a press release .
This marks a near-tripling of the company's valuation to $3 billion, following a $125 million Series E round from six months ago, the release stated.
Forter plans to use the money to keep expanding its ecosystem around the world, helping retailers and eCommerce platforms, issuing banks and payment platforms to fight fraud, the release stated.
Poland – a complete overview of payments and ecommerce trends and figures - ThePaypers
Poland is a modern payments market in terms of bank and acquirer infrastructure, products, and services. It became 100% contactless recently, with a growing penetration of mobile payments, driven by banks on Apple Pay and Google Pay, and merchants embedding payments into their retail customer applications. Real-time payments in the guise of BLIK are driving growth in ecommerce non-card payments and are also simplifying payments across all channels.
Jose Duarte explores some of the top trends for eCommerce in 2021 and 2022 | WebWire
eCommerce operations looking to make the next leap in their strategy should generally look in the direction of a marketplace, a website or app where you can find different brands and people functioning as sellers and sharing the same online trading platform.
From the evolution of eCommerce to marketplace, to voice assistants, to new strategies to prioritize customer retention, 2021 will require companies to continue to maintain an accelerated pace of digital maturation. Learn below about the eCommerce trends that will define this year and the near future of online commerce.
Jorge Zu�iga Blanco discusses how to monitor eCommerce sales to create more growth | WebWire
Monitoring sales in eCommerce helps us and serves to make better decisions focused on improving the productivity of our online store, both at the level of web content, as well as the publication of products, user-facing usability, eCommerce positioning and more.
In an eCommerce or online store, there are many KPIs or key indicators to consider to perform a reliable and objective sales analysis. This is the only way we will have to manage our online store in an excellent way at the level of stock, customer service, order preparation, shipments, etc.
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