Google Cloud continues to build out its partner ecosystem with e-commerce platforms of record, announcing an expanded partnership with Shopify and a new integration with Square for seller discoverability.
As for Shopify and Google, the companies announced at Google I/O that they are working together on an integration that will enable Shopify merchants to feature their products across Google Search, Maps, Images, Lens and YouTube. The integration is aimed at helping merchants become more discoverable in the Google Shopping ecosystem among high-intent consumers.
Shopify Takes Its POS System to Australia after Seeing Study Results
In Australia, a Shopify survey found that while consumers in the country are shifting to shopping online, they still like going out to stores. For example, the study showed that the number of Australians mainly shopping online would more than double from 7% to 15% post-pandemic. At the same time, 64% of Australians will mostly shop in stores post-pandemic.
The survey made the company realize that Australian merchants need tools to succeed both online and in-store in what is called omnichannel selling. Shopify's integrated POS system will enable merchants to process in-person payments and easily manage online and offline sales so they can keep pace with the evolving shopper demands.
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The enhanced partnership with Google Cloud will allow Shopify to bring data processing and storage closer to merchants. Therefore, the e-commerce platform should also improve store speed and performance, reduce latency, and offer customers more personalized experiences.
"Shopify is trusting Google Cloud to help the company scale across the globe, allowing its merchants to handle peak traffic at any time of the year," said MD James Lambed, Google Cloud.
Editor's Letter: When we polled Canadian executives on the brand they admired most, it wasn't
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On most e-commerce platforms, individual retailers are less important than their service provider. It's painfully obvious at Amazon, where every merchant competes for attention in a never-ending digital big-box store. Even on an artisan-friendly site like Etsy, the branding of the tech giant is more prominent than the names of the individual sellers.
Through this quiet support of other brands, Shopify has built an overwhelmingly strong one of its own. Earlier this year, we partnered with the polling firm Ipsos to see which business-to-business brands Canadian executives hold in the highest regard. The goal was to understand which companies are seen as trustworthy, innovative and focused on their clients' needs.
Shopify Announces Results of its 2021 Annual Meeting of Shareholders
Internet, Everywhere--(Newsfile Corp. - May 26, 2021) - Shopify Inc. (NYSE: SHOP) (TSX: SHOP), a leading global commerce company, today announced the results from its Annual Meeting of Shareholders (the "Meeting") which took place today. All director nominees were re-elected to the Board of Directors and PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP was appointed as auditors.
The six (6) nominees for Director that were proposed by management of the Company were elected pursuant to a vote conducted by ballot. The votes were cast for each nominee as follows:
Could Shopify (TSX:SHOP) Stock Still Be a Millionaire Maker?
May 21, 2021, marks the fifth year of Shopify's (TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) market debut on the Toronto Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange. If you were a regular TSX investor who bought 679 shares worth $21,218.75 then, you'd be a certified millionaire five years later with $1,000,696.62 in the bank.
On Friday, May 21, 2021, Shopify traded at $1,473.78 per share, or 4,616% higher than $31.25 on May 15, 2015. I suppose many Canadians became millionaires, because they believed in the growth potential of the e-commerce platform.
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Shopify Makes A Brick-and-Mortar Retail Push In Australia – channelnews
Shopify has brought its integrated retail hardware and payments to Australian stores, in a move it says will help future-proof retailers.
Shopify Point of Sale (POS) and Shopify Payments for in-person transactions were launched today – after research conducted by the company found that — although online shopping in Australia will double post-pandemic, from 7 per cent pre-pandemic, to 15 per cent — 64 per cent of Aussies still prefer to shop and buy in physical stores, with proximity being key for 77 per cent of respondents.
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