Archive for the ‘M-Commerce’ Category

It’s not that often that we find an e-commerce story that makes us sit back and think ‘wow’. But this is one such story. The world’s largest online retailer, Amazon, has made its services available at 35,000 feet. Thanks to … Continue reading →

Didn’t have time to read our blog this week? Don’t worry, here’s a snapshot: The Merchant of Venice Beach The emerging ecommerce economies like China, Brazil and India offer the highest ecommerce growth prospects. In China, B2C online sales are forecast … Continue reading →

Shakespeare said “all the world’s a stage.” Ve says “and it’s becoming one big shopping mall too!” And for compelling reasons. With the economic downturn, many US retailers for example are now seeking new revenue streams in foreign markets. Complementing physical … Continue reading →

Internet Expo & Digital Marketing 2012 Vi är så himla glada! Det är nämligen så att vi kommer deltaga på Internet Expo & Digital Marketing 2012 som går av stapeln den 14-15 mars i Stockholm. Inte bara det, vi kommer … Continue reading →

Following on from our earlier blog today, we thought you might be interested to read some smartphone stats. For example, did you know that one quarter of smartphone Internet users in the top markets have made a purchase on their … Continue reading →

Followers of this blog will know that we’ve been banging the drum about multi-channel integration and how online can help revitalise the high street; an approach that’s sometime termed ‘clicks and mortar’. With the publication of comScore’s latest report, Mobile … Continue reading →

For those of you who lack the time or inclination to count that many zeros, that figure is 25 billion…yes billion! And, given that app downloads across all platforms are only scheduled to reach 44 billion by 2016, that figure … Continue reading →

It’s Pancake Day in the UK, so here’s some good news that proves online retail is anything but flat: Internet sales crêped up in January. According to a report by The Office for National Statistics, January e-commerce sales averaged £640.4m per … Continue reading →

The rather dramatic news last week that major high-street-chain stores closed an average of 14 stores a day across Britain in 2011 (LDC figures) will come as no surprise to anyone aware of the recent debates in Westminster, regarding the … Continue reading →

With our Brazilian blogger samba-ing her way through the Carnival, Friday’s blog comes from London, where Social Media Week has taken residence, bringing with it over 150 knowledge-sharing events, spread all over the city. A fantastic example of the power … Continue reading →