Random Ecommerce News Q2 2025
I have not been posting as frequently on this blog, for several reasons. One of them being that I am working on […]
Tag: pricing
Zombies and Witches Favor Online Shopping: How Spirit Halloween’s Online Strategy Meets Their Expectations
If you live close to a large city, you’ve probably seen all these Spirit Halloween stores popping up recently. It’s impossible to […]
Should You Participate in Amazon Prime Days?
As we approach July, I bet your LinkedIn feed is packed with guides on how to prepare for Amazon Prime Days. “This […]
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 […]
How Much Power Do Consumers Have Over Your Business?
Every company claims to be “Customer-centric”, and claims to make customer satisfaction their priority. Of course, everyone wants to keep their customers […]
Forget Gen Z: Why Boomers are Obsessed with Shopping on Temu
When I first heard about Temu, my knee-jerk reaction was to think it would be a Shein for random items, from kitchenware […]
Anecdotal Data on Amazon Pricing and Market Saturation
Below is one of my recent LinkedIn Post. I wanted to also share it here on my blog, as I think the […]
Amazon Lowering Their Fees!* (*Only Applies When Competing With Shein)
Did you know that consumers throw away an estimated 60% of clothes within a year of purchase? This is shocking to me, […]
Prime Big Deal Days Success and a Seller’s Dilemma
Everyone has a few products they love, but only buy when they are on sale. Whether it’s electronics, luxury fashion, or even […]
Choice Hotel International’s Drip Pricing Controversy: The Strategy We All Love to Hate
Drip pricing strategies involve gradually revealing additional fees and charges to consumers as they progress through the booking or purchasing process. This tactic is heavily employed in the hospitality industry, and Choice Hotel International was accused of misleading customers regarding pricing. As a result, it becomes difficult for customers to figure out the true cost of a service or product.