eCommerce is on the rise, with the pandemic significantly accelerating the already present shift to online shopping, which is set to transform how most people interact with all forms of retail brands.
That makes it an essential consideration for nearly all businesses. And even within that broader shift, there are more specific, more niche buying and browsing trends that could impact your strategy, and alter your marketing approach.
eCommerce Platform Wish Vows Rebound | PYMNTS.com
Wish Founder and CEO Piotr Szulczewski said Thursday (Aug. 12) his company is keenly aware of the reasons it turned in a quarterly performance that showed a 6 percent drop in revenue from the previous year, but it will likely take until the fourth quarter of the year to fully rebound.
Data Is Oil For Revved-Up eCommerce Car Sales | PYMNTS.com
Data, they say, is the new oil. More specifically, data is the new oil that powers the engine behind eCommerce car sales.
The recent spate of earnings across any number of companies – QSRs, for example, or platforms such as Uber and Lyft – point to the fact that knowing more about the customer can do wonders for an enterprise's top line.
Setting up Your Ecommerce Store in 2021 in 6 Step
Okay, so you've done all the hard work. You have researched, narrowed down your niche, got your product idea, and you know who your target customers are. You are all set and ready to take the next step – setting up your store.
Starting an eCommerce business is hard work, but it can be very rewarding. Here's what you need to know to get started:
Sendlane and ClickBank Partnership Empowers Ecommerce Retailers
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Hudson's Bay Splits In-Store, eCommerce Sales | PYMNTS.com
Hudson's Bay on Thursday (Aug. 12) announced the separation of its business into separate entities, one for in-store sales and another for eCommerce, as part an increased focus on its digital-first transformation.
The eCommerce division will be known as The Bay and will be responsible for brand direction, marketing, buying, planning and technology for both businesses, according to a press release . The company's 86 retail stores will continue to operate as Hudson's Bay.
Survey: explosive ecommerce growth driving investment in supply chain execution systems - Modern
New research from Reuters Events Supply Chain in partnership with supply chain software provider Blue Yonder reveals the priority strategies and investments for supply chain execution and risk management within transportation and warehousing.
Following a year of intense changes in the logistics industry, The State of Supply Chain Execution Report 2021 analyzed the anonymous responses of supply chain professionals and found that the COVID-19 pandemic, customer centricity, rising e-commerce complexity and costs, need for
Selkie Is Hiring An Ecommerce Store Manager In Los Angeles - Fashionista
The E-commerce Manager will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the Selkie website, monitoring stock, managing products, optimising user journeys, and aligning efforts with the digital acquisition and retention teams.
Analysis
• Online sales budget control and forecasting – identify and report on trends in trading performance and develop sales forecasts for peak trading periods online
• Web Analytics – monitor and measure site performance, while using this to make recommendation
Missing the Good Old Days of Early Ecommerce
Travel and ticketing sectors drive growth of global ecommerce transactions, ACI study shows -
The increase was driven partly by a 122% rise in travel and ticketing sales, which showed strong signs of recovery in the second quarter of this year compared to Q2 2020.
ACI’s eCommerce Fraud Index also highlights that fraudsters have been adapting quickly to new customer buying and payment journeys as a result of the pandemic and are actively targeting new channels.
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