Online shopping stories - Page 11

Check Point's latest Global Threat Index exposes a surge in Remote Access Trojan NJRat and an AgentTesla campaign.

Retailers want to ensure every potential customer who lands on their site has a seamless experience from start to finish.

FedEx's enhanced Ship Manager expedites international eCommerce shipments in Australia, reducing processing time.

Australians are set to spend a staggering $4.8 billion on online marketplaces this festive season, despite cautious economic conditions.

After significant growth in peak pandemic years, Australian consumer online retail spending has stabilised, according to the Australian Ecommerce Report 2023.

Integrating with Spruce ERP software, the new eCommerce solution combines professional website design with a customer portal to simplify online shopping.

Collecting competitive data not only solves your simplest challenges with figuring out pricing and inventory- it can also help to boost your sales.

Pattern identifies key shopping categories for consumers to watch this Amazon Prime Day, with home and kitchen, electronics and books predicted to be popular.

Retailers are no longer constrained by their physical locations – going online will help them serve a global market.

Online shopping scams are often a little different. It involves criminals creating a mimic of ghost shopping sites to rip off unsuspecting shoppers.

The acquisition advances Auctane's commitment to enhancing end-to-end delivery experiences and aids the company's portfolio of multi-carrier shipping solutions.

CitrusAd is a leading retail media platform used globally. TechDay interviewed Alban Villani, CitrusAd's Regional CEO for EMEA, to find out more.

Many futurists have glorified the potential benefits of its positively revolutionary potential for the future of work, retail, and even bigger societal issues.

With the cost-of-living crisis putting pressure on household incomes, the need for flexible payment options has never been more urgent.

Storyblok survey of 6,000 consumers and 500 business leaders reveals a significant divide between eCommerce businesses' perceived customer needs and reality.

New research from SOTI has found 49% of Australian consumers prefer to shop with retailers offering an experience based on their personal preferences.

The Australian retail landscape will see limited stock, growing volumes of returns and increased customer expectations for online deliveries.

Online shopping used to mean sitting at the computer, however Australians are now shopping anytime, anywhere, and are at risk of distraction.

To achieve ultimate success in online retail, retailers need an end-to-end ecommerce solution that integrates with their business systems.

The 2022 Sendle Small Business survey uncovers how small businesses are feeling about growth and sustainability as they head into the new year.