Lifestyle and performance footwear seller Skechers is transitioning its business in Central Eastern Europe (CEE) from third-party distributors to a new wholly-owned subsidiary, Skechers CEE, Kft.
Ecommerce spending in China will exceed $1 trillion by 2019, according to a new forecast from Forrester Research, up from $307 billion in 2013. Here’s a look into why U.S.-based merchants need to look at China as they grow their cross-border presence.
Consumers in global markets have grown very sophisticated and in many cases they would love to buy from ecommerce companies in the U.S. and other overseas suppliers. Here’s is why U.S. merchants are leaving global currency on the table.
LightInTheBox Holding Co., Ltd., announced it has opened its first self-operating North American fulfillment Center in Reno, NV on Jan 28. See what LightInTheBox has planned.
Wherever your customers reside, in the U.S. or overseas, it helps to know when they are most likely to shop for your products or services. Like Mother’s Day… and there are many different ways Mother’s Day is celebrated across the globe. Here’s when and how to take advantage of these cross-border opportunities, and more.
Seventy percent of Americans are seriously concerned about identity theft. More than two thirds of online shoppers don’t complete their purchase because of price. In the world of e-commerce, you need a targeted marketing strategy to ensure you’re offering customers the reassurance and guarantees they need to browse and buy confidently.
Kate Spade & Company and Walton Brown, a subsidiary of Asian fashion retail and brand management group The Lane Crawford Joyce Group, have formed joint ventures focused on scaling and accelerating the retailer’s growth in Greater China.
Looking to connect with like-minded merchants that are looking to grow their global ecommerce game? You can start by joining Multichannel Merchant’s Global Ecommerce group on LinkedIn.
Abercrombie & Fitch Co. recently launched 10 new ecommerce sites for its Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister brands with the Demandware platform, serving China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan. Learn what makes these 10 sites different from its .coms that serve the U.S. market.
Amazon has opened the door to cross-border selling. ChannelAdvisor Team Lead for Marketplace Services Josh Jamieson says Amazon offers some big cross-border opportunities that ecommerce sellers can take advantage of.