The Buy Now Pay Later Industry is in Crisis
The Buy Now Pay Later Industry is in crisis. Consumers are realizing that they are not getting the best deals possible and are starting to… Read more!
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Crafting is Becoming Expensive
With inflation rising and logistics issues affecting shipping times, everything is getting pricey. Everything from cereal at the grocery store to car parts to furniture… Read more!
Podcast: How an eCommerce Consulting Firm Developed Multi-Year Client Relationships
Bart Mroz, SUMO Heavy Co-Founder/CEO, recently appeared on an episode of ‘The Boutique with Collective 54’ podcast. In the episode, he discusses the client experience… Read more!
Amazon Extends Prime Delivery to Independent eCommerce Merchants
Amazon has announced that it is extending its Prime Delivery Service to independent eCommerce merchants. The program will let merchants put a “Buy with Prime”… Read more!
Google Rolls Out Retail Search for eCommerce
Google released a new feature for online shoppers with their Google Assistant The Google Assistant is a free app that you can use with your… Read more!
The Power Tool Industry and Supply Chains
How has the power tool industry evolved over time, and what are its core supply chains? In the world of power tools, their supply chain… Read more!
Twitter’s eCommerce Push Expands with Twitter Shops
Last summer, Twitter rolled out an eCommerce test program that let users browse products from a “Shop Module” residing at the top of a seller… Read more!
Counterfeit Tool Suppliers Flooding Online Marketplaces
A new report from the U.S Department of Commerce has shown that counterfeit tools are on the rise in online marketplaces. The report stated that… Read more!
Hot Real Estate Market Benefits the Home Improvement Sector
If you’ve been following the real estate market (or just Zillow-surfing) you already know that the market is still red hot. One of the contributing… Read more!
Buy Now, Pay Later Has Reshaped Holiday eCommerce
This article was originally published on Forbes.com on January 18, 2022. Supply chain issues, COVID, rising prices, and labor shortages all… Read more!