Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, is traditionally seen in the United States as the start of the holidays and has permanently evolved into Black Week. In the Netherlands, the phenomenon is now widely known among online shoppers. 95% know the day's name and 79% know what it entails. Cyber Monday is slightly less known. 73% knows the day by name, but only half (48%) can
NetOnNet leads the e-commerce market in Sweden
Looking globally, the most popular online stores from Sweden are H&M and Ikea. However, in Sweden, these huge players are not in the top five of biggest e-commerce stores. According to Ecommerce News, in the previous year, NetOnNet proved to be the number one. Sweden is well-known for a lot of things, but they are most popular for their big enterprises known all over the
Brexit chaos threatens e-commerce
Negotiations on a trade agreement between the European Union and the United Kingdom have once again reached an impasse. On Friday evening, EU negotiator Barnier and his British counterpart took a break, after which negotiations continued on Sunday. The conditions for a trade deal were "not fulfilled". The current transition period applies up to and including 31 December 2020.
D2C e-commerce and how to get it right
Consumer brands have been seeking to establish direct relations with end customers for a range of reasons. For example, to generate deeper insights about consumer needs, to maintain control over their brand experience, and to differentiate their proposition to consumers. Increasingly, they also establish these relations it to drive sales. McKinsey explains how consumer brand
Research on cross-border commerce
What is the state of international commerce in B2B? Together with Copperberg, Intershop and Evident launched a research initiative that will inspire business decisions in 2021 and beyond. Do you want to play a part, next to over 100 e-commerce decision-makers in manufacturing? This survey informed the basis of a new white paper on “The state of international commerce in