This year was again record-breaking in E-Commerce sales. Marketplace Pulse has prepared a detailed annual report with the most significant information and lots of statistics that can help you plan your strategies for 2022.
Continue readingMacy’s is about to join Walmart and Amazon, and upcoming year they are going to launch a third-party marketplace. Their digital business targets to generate $10 billion in sales by 2023, and a new marketplace is expected to help achieve this goal.
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Launched in October 2020, the Walmart Pro Seller badge is a new way for sellers to build customer trust and drive conversion. The program is still in its pilot stage, and only selected sellers– who meet strict quality criteria– are eligible.
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As the leader in a market of over 635 million people in the Latin America region with one of the world’s fastest-growing Internet penetration rates, Mercado Libre provides buyers and sellers with a robust online trading environment, now available to United States sellers.
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Some of GeekSeller’s sellers received an email from Amazon, about being invited to a program that gives them the capability to have their MCF orders sent in non-Amazon branded packaging. The program is called ‘MCF blank box order fulfillment.’
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Jet.com was the first marketplace that GeekSeller integrated with. Seeing it being shut down closes a very important chapter for our company, and brings with it a time of reflection.
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Our partner, Sonder Marketplace is hosting its first free online Pet Supplies & Home-Kitchen Tradeshows. It will take place on June 1-5 and June 22-26, 2020 respectively, so that merchants, brands, suppliers, distributors, and solution providers can connect despite the inability to attend any industry events.
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Shopify released an app called Shop, a new mobile app that enables buyers to track their packages purchased on Shopify stores and allows consumers the ability to see product recommendations.
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2019 has been a great year for e-commerce. Across several indicators, online sales for Thanksgiving and Black Friday increased 17% year over year, and Cyber Monday’s total sales hit $9.4 billion—up nearly 19% from a $7.9 billion haul last year.
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