E-Commerce
Todayโs shoppers are busier than ever before. Whether itโs due to both spouses working in married-couple families, skyrocketing commute times (at least prior to the COVID-19 pandemic), or just the everyday busyness of modern life, consumers have less time to meet their commerce needs. Beyond the essentials of spending time with family, sleeping, preparing food andโฆ
Welcome to this week's Retail Resources, which features a curated list of the best content and resources that I hope will help you navigate the coronavirus pandemic. This week, I offer information and resources about leadership, interesting data, information on returning to work, and more. If there's anything you would like me to share in aโฆ
The coronavirus crisis has changed all aspects of shopping and e-commerce. In a short time, we've experienced the early rush on hand sanitizer to Amazon.com packages being a lifeline during quarantine. In an exclusive look at Yotpoโs aggregated e-commerce order trends, indexed to the week of Jan. 27, 2020, the signals are there of aโฆ
Thereโs a small bright spot for the retail trade sector, even if it might be short-lived. After two straight years of decline, the industry improved its customer satisfaction, edging up 0.1 percent to a score of 77.3 (on a 100-point scale), per the 2019-2020 American Customer Satisfaction Index Retail and Consuming Shipping Report. Now everythingโฆ
This isnโt the first time weโve seen market interruptions caused by a global event. Weโve seen many economic disruptions occur due to natural or man-made phenomena. In a globally connected world, with interdependencies spanning across borders, the impact of the current COVID-19 situation is having a particularly acute impact on the retail sector. Recent socialโฆ
The COVID-19 pandemic has been an unexpected boom for online grocers. However, with first-time users representing 20 percent of the surge and out-of-stock challenges continuing to plague the industry, online grocers that want to hold on to the momentum post-pandemic face two challenges: โHow can we ensure an excellent user experience?โ โHow can we deliverโฆ
Recent weeks have brought unprecedented change into all our lives. Most of us are spending more time at home and less time engaging with others in social and work settings. We're restricting trips to stores to just essentials, and that reduces our social exchanges even more. The face-to-face human interactions that made up the fabricโฆ
To read part one of this multipart series, click here. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused havoc across the globe, with countries, economies, people and businesses all bearing the brunt of this crisis. The retail industry has been turned upside down, and retail businesses are scrambling to adapt to this new reality by finding sustainable waysโฆ
The COVID-19 outbreak has created unprecedented challenges for sellers of all sizes around the world. There are many businesses that have taken a hard hit as a result of these circumstances, but some sectors of the economy, like e-commerce, have experienced a boom in sales during the pandemic. Due to stay-at-home orders and social distancing,โฆ
We are now more than two months into the COVID-19 pandemic, and with that, weโre seeing a new wave of changes in the behavior of shoppers. Many consumers are becoming more accustomed to our current way of life, while also anticipating what shopping will look like for them once this crisis subsides.