The coronavirus pandemic has made everything from revenue forecasts to marketing styles to scheduling employee vacations a bit of a mess. And while e-commerce has fared well compared to brick-and-mortar retailers, it hasn’t been easy for anyone.
Although the year has changed, the effects of COVID-19 from last year have not yet subsided around the world, but last year was a year of many changes in the US, including the presidential election and the emergence of racial issues triggered by BLM.
The global epidemic of COVID-19 has had a significant impact on consumer’s purchasing behavior, and e-commerce is no exception. As the pandemic situation changes, the online purchasing landscape has changed along with it. A quick response and take charge attitude are the keys to the survival of a company or brand. Let’s take a look at the current state of e-commerce.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), a consumer privacy law, is about to go into effect in California. The law applies not only to companies with physical stores in California, but also to e-commerce (EC) with customers in the state. This article explains what the CCPA...
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While COVID-19 has stalled economic activity around the world, e-commerce seems to be an exception. Online sales continue to grow in the US with corporations accelerating their efforts to improve the online shopping experience. It will become even more important in the future to optimize...
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