Why Do Customers Abandon Their Cart and Why Some Retailers Might be Leaving Money on the Table?
Having a customer abandon their cart during checkout is like running a marathon, but spraining your ankle a few yards before the […]
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How Many Amazon Sales are Too Many? Why I Think Amazon Does More Sales Events than Ever and Why It Isn’t Sustainable.
As a kid, going to a fast-food restaurant was an exciting experience. After all, I didn’t get the chance to get a […]
What Isn’t Sold Online These Days? How New Generations Drive Online Sales of Furniture and Other Large Items
When I moved to Dallas from overseas years ago, I remember renting a truck and driving around the city to pick up […]
What is the New Amazon SKU Economics Report and Why it Can Help You
You can often read on Amazon Seller forums, on Reddit, or other online boards about new entrepreneurs selling on Amazon who can’t […]
Ecommerce and Social Media are Fueling the Ultra-Fast-Fashion Machine – Can the Same Technologies Also Save Us From it?
In a previous article, I wrote about ultra-fast fashion, specifically on how France is trying to limit its impact on the environment […]
Chewy is Losing Customers : Can the Ecommerce Giant Surprising Strategic Move Help Them?
When I moved to Texas from France, I was surprised to see this many dogs when walking around. I thought every other […]
France Taxes Fast Fashion : Will We See Similar Regulations Expand to Other Countries and Industries?
Do you feel guilty ordering clothes from Shein? If so, you’re not alone. Thousands of social media users are voicing their concerns […]
Let’s Put Our Tinfoil Hats On and Explore the Potential Dark Side of Amazon’s Generative AI
Generative AI has been all the rage for a while now. How many marketers use Chat-GPT to generate engaging copy for their […]
Why Are Amazon Third-Party Sellers Furious? Analyzing the New Inventory Placement Fee and How to Reduce it
When Amazon initially announced their new fee structures for 2024, sellers were expecting to see an increase in how much they’d pay. […]