Estimated at more than 3,500 billion by 2019, ecommerce is led by China, the United States, the UK, Japan and France. This infographic by Lengow offers a deep dive look at each market in terms of shoppers, social media and more.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and this year 79% of shoppers will complete their sales on smartphone devices. Here is a deep dive look at ways retailers can use smartphone devices to their advantage.
Just four months after she took the helm of fashion retailers Lane Bryant and Catherine’s, CEO Linda Heasley mysteriously left the position. See what its parent company Ascena Retail Group had to say about the departure.
Italian-based eyewear company Luxottica announced plans to merge with France’s lens company Essilor in a $49 billion deal. See what this will mean for both brands moving forward.
In an effort to continue the success of its popular loyalty program, which has more than 20 million members, Ulta Beauty developed a referral program to serve its omnichannel customers. See how this program is driving more loyalty from customers to the brand.
American Apparel laid off 2,400 employees in its Los Angeles headquarters and manufacturing hub two months after it filed for bankruptcy protection. Here is what it will mean for the company going forward.
Improving email open rates can be a diffilcut task, and has been for years now for email marketers. Here are way to tackle the challenge of open rates and making your email marketing an effective one.
Amazon’s U.S. patent for one-click payments will expire this year, allowing other retailers to incorporate the same technology on their websites. See whether Amazon will still have an edge or not over other retailers.
Amazon continues to dominate ecommerce and desktop won sales during holiday 2016, while bricks-and-mortar took a beating. See whether this trend will continue throughout 2017.
Augmented reality could very well change the face of online retail. This infographic by Augment offers an inside look at what augmented reality could mean for retailers in the future.