Running an online store is no small thing. First you have to construct a site.
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In 2014, three researchers at Ohio State University wanted to investigate how the so-called ‘Amazon Tax’ would affect the ecommerce company.
The selling process has changed dramatically over the last 20 or so years. Handshakes and signatures have turned into mouse clicks and keyboard strokes.
For emerging retailers, remaining relevant in their respective markets can be challenging due to growing competition.
Amazon.com, the multi-tentacle e-commerce site, has long lived by the shark model: If it does not continue to move, or in this case expand, it may die.
Instant access to digital content on mobile devices is reshaping the decision-making process of consumers, as they increasingly seek out and integrate relevant information during the buying process – even if the purchase ultimately takes place at a brick-and-mortar store.
Retail habits are changing. More and more consumers are using their smartphones and tablets to make purchases.
In the digital age, one thing is certain. Consumers crave instant gratification.
Owners of ecommerce businesses have a lot of options when it comes to choosing a platform for selling.
As consumers, we’ve all done it: you Google a new product you’ve heard about and then read the reviews to see what other people think of it.