Author: Kinga Edwards

The time to be in e-commerce has never been better. At a time of unprecedented global disruption by COVID-19, e-commerce has not only sustained sales for retailers but has also become a lifeline for many consumers, providing a way to access groceries and everyday essentials. As a result, e-commerce adoption has reached the much-anticipated tipping point. Consumers who had previously resisted online shopping have been won over by its simplicity…

There have never been as many opportunities in the ecommerce space, nor has there been as much competition. Plummeting ad spending returns pushes brands to prioritize customer lifetime value and promote brand loyalty. Additionally, the massive changes that 2020 brought to the retail industry are here to stay. And now that parts of the world are opening up, and consumers are craving opportunities to shop in person, they expect the…

E-commerce had played an extraordinary role in society unlike ever before, providing consumers with safe access to goods when people’s health was severely restricted. As a result, sales have increased significantly, but tourism and events have suffered due to the lockdown. With a turnover growth rate of 10%, e-commerce in Europe still grew significantly, but with a slight decrease from last year’s 14%. Nevertheless, forecasts indicate that growth will continue…

To say that the marketplace has grown last year is like saying nothing. Companies want their products to be available in as many places as possible. Hence, we see further sales development. In addition, the pandemic caused those who had not previously bought online to move to the Internet. As a result, users are increasingly demanding, and it is the role of store owners to understand what barriers and difficulties…

COVID-19 accelerated every industry as people quickly adapted to meet health and safety requirements. Consumers already embracing e-commerce jumped onto the internet in greater numbers, purchasing groceries s online. Also, changes in the way we work, shop, and live have become ingrained. Many months after, we see the future of consumer markets more clearly. This article will highlight 5 significant trends and outline a strategy for overcoming them. The world…

“Luxury is back… to the future” is the title of the latest market study worldwide by Bain – Altagamma.  With 2022 already knocking on our doors, it’s time to step into another year full of new and interesting trends, figures and actions for the Luxury Goods market.  From insights to the performance of the market, through estimates for the approaching us 2022, all the way up to some key recommendations…