Cyber Monday Was 2014’s Heaviest Shopping Day at $2B+
When it came to desktop buying, Cyber Monday once again ranked as the highest shopping day of the year. See how other days did for holiday season 2014.
Cyber Weekend 2014
How to Win at Mobile This Holiday Season
It came as no surprise that traffic from tap devices – phones and tablets – was way up this holiday season. Here are three learnings from Cyber Week 2014.
Consumer Demand Shifts Forward This Holiday Season
Scot Wingo, founder and CEO of Channel Advisor talks about promotions during the 2014 holiday shopping season. See what Wingo has to say about what they’re seeing this holiday season.
How to Capitalize on Your Mobile Shoppers Now
Consumers aren’t just spending more money on smartphones, they are spending more time too. See how you can capitalize on the mobile shopping trend.
How Omnichannel Can Fail at the Brick and Mortar Level
If you consider the entire month of November the holiday season, then (as a customer) I’ve had three instances of omnichannel fails this holiday season. And all three fails were … Continue Reading →
Mobile Accounts for One-Third of Black Friday Sales
Mobile accounted for one-third of online sales on Black Friday. See what mobile devices consumers used on Black Friday.
Five States Top the Cyber Monday Charts with Mobile
Consumers in five states know a good deal when they see one, see which states topped the charts with mobile shopping during Cyber Monday.
Shoppers Go Mobile Over Cyber Weekend
Mobile devices were how shoppers were shopping during Cyber Weekend on the marketplaces. See what Scot Wingo, founder and CEO of Channel Advisor has to say.
Retailers Powered by Shopatron Saw 77% Gross Merchandise Value Growth on Cyber Monday
Omnichannel retailers on the Shopatron platform enjoyed 40% gross merchandise value growth spanning eight days, and spikes over the holiday weekend leading to remarkable year-over-year growth of over 93%.
ChannelAdvisor Customers’ Cyber Weekend Sales Grew 20.6%
Over Cyber Weekend. ChannelAdvisor customers grew their same store sales 23.8 percent on Amazon, 20.6 percent on eBay and 54.4 percent on third-party marketplaces.