eTail Nordic has presented the release of its 2019 industry report, Automating Omnichannel. The eTail Nordic team surveyed 100 heads of e-commerce from companies across the Nordic countries to find out more about: The challenges they’re facing with improving their data-analysis capabilities How would they rate their omnichannel operation compared
The LEGO Group is stepping up on investments to realise global growth
The LEGO Group released its financial results for the first half of 2019. It also states to step up its investments to expand its global reach both physical and digital. During the first half of 2019, revenue grew 4% to DKK 14.8 billion compared to the same period last year. Consumer sales grew 5% while the brand was able to grow market share in its largest markets. Due to the
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Cross-border e-commerce is growing rapidly. This offers lots of opportunities for e-commerce players but requires focus. Just like personal relationships, buying online involves a leap of faith. It is unlikely your target audience abroad knows your brand. Making sure your brand or business is trusted is crucial for international success. We tend to be more trusting
Zalando starts 2019 with strong growth
In the first quarter of 2019, Zalando successfully expanded its customer reach. The number of active customers increased by 14.1% to 27.2 million and site visits increased by 29.5% to 924 million. Customers ordered more frequently and customer satisfaction is higher than ever before. Introducing Zalando Plus The popular fashion platform plans to further strengthen this
It’s almost time! Geoblocking regulation on its way
Starting December 3rd, it is forbidden for web shops to exclude or discriminate consumers based on their location. This has some implications for your shop. Research performed by the European Commission concludes that 36 percent of all European web shops do not sell cross-border. 27 percent of these web shops does this to prevent cross-border deliveries. 22 percent aims to not