Put down your pumpkin spice lattes, etailers… the 2015 Holiday Season is here! Well, at least it’s here for those in the retail industry. We all know this is the time to make any final tweaks and adjustments, and you can find some helpful hints, and more, in the latest Week in Review…
Home Depot has opened a 1.6 million square foot fulfillment center in Ohio to support its growing ecommerce business, which represents about 5% of sales.
The holiday season isn’t too far away and consumers have their own checklist of what they want this holiday season. See what is on their checklist.
Wayfair has announced it will provide high-resolution image renderings based on 3D product models for products available on DwellStudio and Birch Lane. See what their plans are and how will work for the brand.
The holiday season is not too far away and shoppers are gearing up to purchase gifts. But where are they shopping? Here are six mobile search and merchandising tips for the holidays.
Happy 20th anniversary, eBay! We noticed you didn’t have “New Perception” on your wish list. But boy, would we like to give you one.
When a consumer gets to the checkout section of your website, you’re this close to closing the deal. See how ecommerce marketers are making the checkout process seamless.
ChannelAdvisor has found that nearly 60 percent of respondents plan to start their holiday promotions in September or sooner, and almost a quarter (24 percent) of respondents are planning to offer more holiday promotions than last year as a strategy to increase their 2015 holiday sales.
Cart abandonment rates have remained surprisingly high, and represent an enormous revenue opportunity for merchants that improve their checkout experience. In this report, you will learn how to improve your ecommerce checkout and grow revenue and gain customer trust.
Toys R Us, ahead of the holiday crowd, slashed its free shipping threshold for Toys R Us and Babies R Us from $49 to $19 except for some heavy/large items.