Chinese Ecommerce Market Exploding But Logistics Tricky
While the Chinese ecommerce market is growing wildly, getting goods there can prove tricky, attendees were told at Multichannel Merchant’s Growing Global conference.
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How Clarins Grew its Sales 500% in China
From September 2012 to August 2013, Clarins’ localized ecommerce site for China saw a 500% increase in online growth. You should see what Clarins did to accelerate global ecommerce growth.
Why Vitacost.com is Vital to Kroger’s Omnichannel Strategy
Building on Vitacost.com’s technology and fulfillment platform and linking it to Kroger’s existing digital capabilities will accelerate Kroger’s omnichannel strategy.
Magento Discontinuing Go and ProStores Platforms
Magento announced that it will retire two of its products, Magento ProStores and Magento Go, on Feb. 1. Here’s why Magento recommends that clients who can’t find the right alternative platform migrate their store to Bigcommerce.
Retailers Mixed on Impact of Amazon Fire Phone
Retailers and retail experts contacted by Multichannel Merchant were mixed in terms of the impact of the new Amazon Fire phone.
How to Make Your Customers Hate on Your Website
When it comes to optimizing your website, ignorance is not bliss. Capturing constructive feedback is critical to building a site with a strong conversion rate that maximizes the potential of every customer.
Warehouse Management Systems, Warehouse Control Systems: Partners in Distribution Efficiency
Experts in operations and fulfillment agree there is a place for both warehouse management systems (WMS) and warehouse control systems (WCS).
Tuesday Morning Launches New Website
Tuesday Morning, a deep-discount retailer for designer and name-brand closeout merchandise drives brand loyalty with website relaunch.
How to Not Get Kicked Off Amazon Marketplace (And Get Reinstated If You Are)
If you’re selling on the Amazon marketplace you need to know what can get you kicked off – and how to get back on if Amazon takes action against you.
Alibaba Plans to Buy Stake in Singapore Post
Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba plans to pay $250 million for a 10% stake in the Singapore Post, Singapore’s national postal system.