E-commerce

The footwear giant anticipates its digital tech investments will help it weather the storm the coronavirus is wreaking upon retail worldwide.

Visual marketing has been capturing the attention of buyers and customers for decades. 

The e-commerce company is prioritizing food and medical supplies while telling brands it will pause delivery of other consumer goods as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

Both retailers and brands are keen to make the switch from the UPC to a data-rich code, a new study from GS1 US revealed, but their state of readiness varies.

Trying to predict the trends that buyers would be looking to service, and that retailers could respond to, is an industry-wide challenge.  Thanks to insight from buyer search results, however, we can identify some of the products and characteristics that you’ll see trending on store shelves

The company says it is monitoring the situation, remaining flexible and doing what it can to help keep life for everyone as normal as possible.

Walmart may begin testing a membership program to take on Amazon Prime as soon as this month, begging the question of whether consumers would pay for two very similar offerings.  

CGT looks at emerging technologies. This week: Reflekt Me’s e-commerce personalization tool.

The e-commerce start-up partners with social media influencers and brands to reach consumers who want anything but mainstream.

Sales of office supplies continue to shift online as the competition for consumer dollars heats up.

The consumer goods beauty brand has been a household name for over 70 years, accumulating massive amounts of data reportedly at risk through digital commerce or online sales.