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Why shipping costs need not be a deal breaker for cross-border sales

Inside Retail

With shipping rates climbing, retailers today are far less likely to be offering free delivery with purchases to encourage purchases – but they can still attract customers by offering delivery options to suit their budgets. Standard delivery has come a long way.” It’s all about asking the questions of your shipping partner.”

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How Ecommerce Tech Can Reduce the Environmental Damage it Caused in the First Place

Retail TouchPoints

Annual online sales worldwide are expected to climb to a staggering $6.5 But alongside that dizzying sales growth, we’ve also witnessed a growing consciousness about how damaging all of those online sales are to the environment, and throughout the product lifecycle, from manufacturing to delivery to eventual disposal.

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3 Ways AI can Disrupt Ecommerce

Retail TouchPoints

There’s a lot of talk about artificial intelligence these days, with countless posts about how it’s changing consumer expectations , influencing operations and transforming entire industries. Here are just a few that will positively disrupt ecommerce: 1. What should you display on your website?

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3 Ways SMBs Can Deliver a More Personalized Shipping Experience

Retail TouchPoints

With consumers feeling increasingly worried about missing and damaged packages, SMB retailers that adopt personalization methods — from real-time package tracking and multiple delivery options to an omnichannel ecommerce approach — can improve both their bottom line and provide peace of mind for consumers.

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What retailers need to know about the return of in-store shopping

Inside Retail

But while a retreat from online sales was predicted, the speed and scale of shoppers returning to bricks-and-mortar stores was less anticipated. Despite the convenience of online, consumers are attracted by the social and immersive experience of physical stores.

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NOT Your Dad’s Supply Chain: 4 Trends Every Retail Exec Should Know for 2024

Retail TouchPoints

The intersection of traditional shopping and ‘online experiences’ is unavoidable. It has gone through a rapid period of change from the primary way we shopped, to its death being prematurely called ‘ the showroom problem ,’ to continuing to be a critical piece of consumer brand strategy. Wait, was that here last time?

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Six Things the Consumer of 2021 Really Wants

Retail TouchPoints

In 2020, more than any year since the advent of online and mobile commerce, consumers lost a sense of control. Online shopping became a refuge, not because of overwhelming convenience, but because contactless commerce was necessary. One in four consumers are shopping more with small brands.

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