Pick-up in store is being used more and more Europeans shopping online are increasingly turning to the pick-up-at-store option rather than deal with uncertainties involved with home delivery, says supply chain provider JDA. Nearly half of U.K. shoppers opt for click-and-collect, … Continued
E-book sales are not increasing Sales of print books in Canada, at 79% of the market, still outstrip that of e-books at 18% as of Q2 2015, according to non-profit industry agency Booknet Canada. That’s not much growth since 2013, … Continued
As explained by Helen H. Wang, on Forbes, about setting up an online store on Alibaba and/or Amazon Selling on Alibaba Another interesting discovery I made in my research is that Alibaba takes extra steps to scrutinize sellers and make … Continued
According to Quartz, these are the fastest-growing categories in e-commerce . According to Will mcKitterick, a retail industry analyst, the high growth rate in men’s clothing sales is likely due to the fact that the online menswear market is not … Continued
E-Commerce in the world in 2014 yStats.com (a German company) is a business intelligence organization and in their new report, titled “Global B2C E-Commerce and Online Payment Market 2014”, they mention that worldwide, emerging markets such as China, Indonesia, Mexico, … Continued
Concise information about the status of ecommerce in Quebec, with data from CEFRIO. A quick presentation showing information from the ICEQ – Indice du commerce électronique au Québec, 2012 – 2013.
Ecommerce and small stores go together, that is what is happening. Remember when ecommerce just started to have an impact in our lives, and everybody was thinking that physical stores would be closing everywhere? Well… apparently that is no longer … Continued
As Timberland’s revenue was flat from 2006 to 2012 and they were losing market share in the Americas, they collected data from 18,000 people across eight countries and were able to diagnose its problems and zero in on its ideal … Continued
Future Shop is experimenting with a new concept store. Their typical stores are 27,000 square feet, and they have opened (until now) three small-format stores with 8,000 sq. ft (3,000 sq. ft. of retail space and 4,000 sq. ft. of … Continued
I’m convinced that choosing the right shipping partner is key for ecommerce merchants to succeed. Even though Canada still has some “catch-up” to do, comparing to the US, ecommerce is growing in the country. And people want to get their … Continued