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Gift Card Purchases Up 414% as Americans Shift to ‘Buy Now, Shop Later’ Mindset

Retail TouchPoints

And the trend doesn’t apply only to physical gift cards: e-gift Cards make up the fastest-growing segment of the $160 billion gift card market in the U.S. Research from Incisiv predicts that digital gift card adoption will grow 23% by 2025. That growth has already begun, with ecommerce gift cards accounting for 29.8%

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MyyShop Review [2021]

AcquireConvert

Dropshipping is a smart and growing form of ecommerce that has enabled many smaller merchants and entrepreneurs around the world to get started with their stores – without the upfront expenses or time commitment to logistics that are generally required for successful ventures. A streamlined online e-commerce experience for customers.

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Selling on Walmart Marketplace Versus Amazon: What Is the Best Place to Sell in 2022?

Algopix

million by 2025. Both Amazon and Walmart.com are generating more sales than other eCommerce platforms in the United States. Both eCommerce platforms have their pros and cons. The eCommerce platform has almost 100,000 sellers with about 80 million products. That number will rise to 291.2 Less Competition.

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The Social Commerce Trust Problem: What Retailers Should Know

Kibo

We addressed the skyrocketing use of social commerce in a recent post because it’s an important retail trend. By offering a combination of visual, audio, and text elements, social feeds meet users where they already are, providing product discoverability that’s relevant without being intrusive. A platform-level look at social commerce.

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Why Retailers Need to Prepare for the Social Commerce Boom

365 Retail

Social commerce – purchases made directly on social networks – may seem anecdotal to some, but it’s taking off and is expected to grow three times faster than traditional e-commerce, reaching $1.2 trillion by 2025. Fourteen years later, however, 7 out of 10 do so, according to a study by Klarna.