online shopping

Aussie ecommerce retailer Kogan has launched its own marketplace, Kogan Marketplace to compete with the likes of Amazon and eBay. The company said it will have more than 100,000 products available to customers. Sign up for Which-50’s Irregular Insights newsletter Kogan said this new marketplace will give its customers “more

Once viewed as a costly exercise, sustainability is being embraced by a growing number of retailers as a strategy that delivers cost savings and satisfies the demands of consumers. Companies are exploring automation tools to reduce the amount of packaging used, trying to find alternatives to plastic, and looking to

New statistics from Australia Post show the biggest online shopping week is now in November as Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales become even more popular with consumers. According to the Australia Post 2019 eCommerce industry report, Inside Australian Online Shopping, the two significant shopping events, Black Friday and Cyber

Australian ecommerce retailer Tiger Mist has implemented Emarsys AI-driven marketing platform for EDM, mobile marketing and CRM ads which, according to the company, has revolutionised its digital marketing efforts. Tiger Mist said as it expanded, the digital marketing team realised it had outgrown its legacy marketing platform. The ecommerce site

Australia Post will add 1,000 three-wheeled electric vehicles (eDVs) to its fleet to help cope with the increasing volume of parcels being delivered across Australia. Australia Post began trialling the vehicles in 2017 and has since deployed them in all states. The new order will make AusPost the nation’s largest

After a blockbuster weekend of sales, Cyber Monday 2018 was the largest online shopping day of all time in the US. According to Adobe Analytics, Cyber Monday generated $7.9 billion in online sales, a 19.7 per cent increase year-over-year. While Black Friday sales increased 23.6 per cent compared to last

The retail holiday season has begun and sales in the US online sales are tipped to increase by 14.8 per cent to $124.1 billion while offline retail spending will grow at a more modest 2.7 per cent, according to Adobe Analytics data. November is the month of mega sales, including

Australians love shopping online. The evidence is in the data, with NAB showing that last year Australians spent close to $1.95 billion via digital channels. But Australians are also world leaders when it comes to abandoning their shopping carts. So what’s going on? There are some common obstacles causing consumers

Ecommerce retailers have a wide range of tactics at their disposal to attract and retain customers — such as sales, discounted shipping or customer service. But if they’re smart, they can also leverage the digital experiences they provide to their customers. A recent SAP Consumer Propensity report outlines three ways

A new mobile commerce study by PayPal shows more Aussies are using their mobiles for online purchases compared to the prior year.  The mCommerce Index Annual Report shows 72 per cent of Australians are shopping on their mobiles despite 55 per cent of businesses being optimised to accept mobile payments.