Archive for the ‘ecommerce’ Category

Here’s an analogy for you. A shiny boiler is a good thing, providing warmth for your home, but without taking care of insulation too, your house is going to leak heat and cost you money. You need to seal up … Continue reading →

So here’s an interesting concept. The “fixed” mindset in business as opposed to the “growth” mindset. Benjamin Barber, an eminent sociologist, once said, “I don’t divide the world into the weak and the strong, or the successes and the failures… … Continue reading →

Qual das regiões do mundo alcançou o maior crescimento em 2011? Sabendo que Sexta-feira é dia de blog na Ve Interactive do Brasil, você deve ter adivinhado né… É a América Latina, claro, onde a população online cresceu 16%, de … Continue reading →

As a global data-driven company with a passion for shopping cart abandonment, Ve Interactive is always seeking and creating ways for our ecommerce clients to optimize and advance their check out process and, in turn, online sales. But before we … Continue reading →

Hot on the heels of yesterday’s exciting VeCommerce launch, we thought we’d take a few moments to talk about shopping-cart abandonment in today’s e-commerce environment. It’s relevant subject matter, given that VeCommerce is the world’s first and only online retail … Continue reading →

At Ve Interactive, we’re always trying to push the boundaries of what’s possible in online retail, which is why we’re delighted to announce the arrival of VeCommerce – the world’s first e-commerce platform to have fully integrated cart-recovery and remarketing … Continue reading →

What kind of brain does your average consumer have? You might have assessed how much money they earn, whether they have children or where they live, but have you spent much time working out how they think. If you have, … Continue reading →

In case you missed it, the British government and their retail ‘Tsar’, Mary Portas, have earmarked 12 towns to receive a portion of a £1.2m pot to revive, reinvigorate and re-establish their high streets. It’s certainly a laudable aim. Our … Continue reading →

So the day is almost upon us, and the sharp-eyed amongst you might have noticed that websites are switching on their cookie-consent software. Sites like the BBC are saying to their visitors, “If you continue without changing your settings, we’ll … Continue reading →