One day into a U.S. Supreme Court case that can reset the balance on collection of tax for ecommerce sales, justices appeared split on the issue arising out of South Dakota involving major players. This case will have massive ramifications for the ecommerce industry and retail as a whole going forward.
Walmart is likely to close in on purchasing Indian ecommerce company Flipkart by the end of June. Here is what this could mean for the ecommerce market in India.
Boxed launched “Boxed Up,” a new paid membership service. For $49 a year, members of the program will receive free rush shipping on orders over $20, improved customer service, price matching and cash back on purchases. Here are some of the other perks this new paid membership promises to customers.
Instead of fighting rising online sales, retailers should embrace digital to drive more sales in-store. By creating a true omnichannel approach, retailers can better serve customers, open avenues for more transactions and increase overall sales. Here are ways retailers can develop a deeper connection with customers.
Bankruptcies and store closures are hitting once iconic brands like Gymboree, RadioShack and Payless, while ecommerce operators like Amazon continue to relentlessly bolster their power. The key will be finding ways to improve customer acquisition to fuel revenues and profits. Discover how new technologies and capabilities will make this possible.
As a retailer with an ecommerce site, it can be difficult to keep up with the ever-evolving changes of consumer expectations. Retailers are expected to pay attention to the latest trends to be successful, including where to shop, reasons for cart abandonment, actions taken to qualify for free shipping and return preferences. Here is what retailers need to know about how ecommerce is changing at a rapid pace.
Amazon is far and away the number-one ecommerce seller in America, representing an estimated 45% of overall online sales. This webinar by ChannelAdvisor and Multichannel Merchant will highlight how to win the Amazon buy box.
Who will win the battle for consumers’ hearts-and-minds – and their wallets? Will the pure-play online retailers like Amazon and an increasing number of niche online-only sites like Bonobos and Fab.com, or omnichannel retailers that have the power of the Big Box behind them, win the revenue race?
Ecommerce fraud attacks are still on the rise despite increasingly common antifraud technologies like geolocation, address verification and even biometric technology. Find out what Visa Claims Resolution is and what it means for your business.
Google’s new Shopping Actions lets consumers order products across all of its platforms including voice assistant, YouTube, Google Maps and Gmail. See which major retailers are partnering with Google and how it will change the shopping experience for customers.