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Bot Rot: 5 Reasons Why Retailers Need to Ensure Products Go to People

Retail TouchPoints

Almost 30% of online retail traffic is now bots. And every day it gets harder for genuine customers to buy in-demand products directly from online retailers. When sites are stripped bare by bots, it’s not the bots that get blamed — it’s you, the retailer. Bot traffic jumped 106% year-over-year in 2021.

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5 Ways to Use Pinterest to Grow Your Ecommerce Business

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When Pinterest first launched back in 2010, it was the go-to place for women to browse and pin the latest fashion, decor, and meal planning trends. Although it has fewer users than other social media platforms, Pinterest is emerging as a leader for ecommerce. Why use Pinterest for ecommerce.

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11 Crazy Ways to Design Your eCommerce Page on Instagram

Lemonstand

Once upon a time — in 2010, to be specific — Instagram was nothing but another social platform filled with pictures of cats, food, and selfies. It stands to reason that many brands, especially online retailers, give up other social media platforms to focus on Instagram. Taken from the Phoebe Soup account.

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Use Coupang marketplace to enter the Korean ecommerce arena

Payoneer

The ‘Korean Amazon’ thrives with high population density Coupang marketplace, often called the Korean Amazon, is South Korea’s largest online shopping platform. It offers a wide range of products, including groceries, fashion, and electronics, and provides next-day delivery through its extensive distribution network.

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31 Facts About eCommerce That’ll Keep You Up At Night

Creating a Website Today

The average order value as of 2012 for Amazon is $47.31, and of course, Amazon is known as one of the largest online retailers. Netflix was not the first online DVD subscription retailer. Groupon turned down a deal from Google for $6 billion in 2010. The online deal broker became an IPO the next year.

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The Only Aliexpress Dropshipping Guide You Need to Start Selling Online

Ecommerce Platforms

In short, AliExpress is a massive online retailer based in China, owned by the Alibaba Group. Launched back in 2010, it comprises thousands of merchants selling products to business owners all over the world. ?? Yes, there are tons of online retailers you could use to kickstart your dropshipping business.

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Inside the ‘Online Mall’ Simon has Created for its Outlet Brands

Retail TouchPoints

Buy.com was acquired by Japanese marketplace juggernaut Rakuten in 2010; Grover ran that company’s North American business for several years before joining a private equity firm that bought fashion site Bluefly.com , which he helped turn into a marketplace and then operated. “I’ve after Amazon and eBay.