Retailers ramped up their e-commerce strategies to serve consumers that were shopping from home. Either due to mandated lockdowns or their own safety concerns. Retailers and consumer brands should keep five e-commerce trends top of mind in 2021, according to Forbes. A permanent shift to e-commerce One of the most profound changes unfolding in commerce is the shift to
Retailers are experiencing high return rates
Online retailing experienced a fair amount of growth during the COVID-19 outbreak. It still appears to be in its terminal stages, a sizable chunk of that gain is expected to stick. Meanwhile, traditional retailers have been retooling and upgrading to capture more online sales. However, back in the shipping department an unintended consequence has been piling up, mountains of
Facebook Shops available in the UK
In August of 2020, Facebook introduced Facebook Shops. Facebook Shops is a place for discovering business and searching for products in the Facebook app. Facebook expanded checkout on Instagram, called Instagram Shop, to all US businesses and creators. Now, the feature is rolling out to users in the United Kingdom. It marks the first European market where the Facebook feature
UK Top500 retailers in 2021
Over the last year, UK retail has shifted inexorably online. The COVID-19 outbreak resulted in the UK's population being locked down. Pushing consumers towards buying online and accelerating a switch to digital. New shopping behaviors will continue to develop as lockdowns are still being enforced. Factor in Brexit’s as-yet unknowable impacts and 2021 promises to be a year of
“Innovation and authenticity”
“Almost every household in the United States owns a BISSELL product. This would be a great goal to achieve in Europe as well”, says Vincent Huinck, Commercial Director at BISSELL International. We met with Vincent to tell us more about the dynamic and exciting home care industry and BISSELL’s journey entering the European market. BISSELL is a floor care product manufacturing