Shipping & Delivery
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Grocery Ecommerce 2019
Grocery is the least penetrated but fastest-growing category in ecommerce today. Traditional brands and retailers need to understand why this channel shift is accelerating and adjust their marketing and selling strategies accordingly.
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For Holiday Season, Retailers Must Think Differently About the Supply Chain
Louis DeJianne, director of retail at UPS, talks about the major takeaways from the last holiday shopping rush, and what retailers can do to improve in 2018.
Louis DeJianne
Director, Retail
UPS
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Do US Internet Users Who Have Recently Used a Grocery Pickup Service Prefer Curbside or In-Store Pickup? (% of respondents, by retailer, March 2019)
How Do US Digital Shoppers Define Positive Experiences with Digital Brands/Retailers? (% of respondents, Jan 2019)
Number of Products Available Online for One- and Two-Day Delivery From Amazon and Walmart, June 2019 (millions)
What Is the Biggest Challenge for Supply Chain Executives Worldwide Regarding the Speed of Adoption of New Technology? (% of respondents, Feb 2019)
Which Purchase and Delivery/Return Methods Would Increase the Loyalty of Internet Users Worldwide* to Retailers for Select Retail Categories? (% of respondents, Q1 2019)
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See AllCan Subscription Ecommerce Catch Up to Subscription Media?
May 22, 2019
Subscriptions like Netflix and Spotify have successfully transformed the way people engage with media, but retail subscriptions are yet to transform the way people shop. So far, retail subscription boxes have seen momentum within the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) category—think companies like Blue Apron, Dollar Shave Club and Birchbox. Despite the waves these companies have made, are consumers actually ready to automate their purchases of everyday goods?
Amazon Prime Members and Their Need for (Shipping) Speed
Apr 29, 2019
Last week, Amazon announced its latest ploy to attract and retain Prime members: An $800 million investment in one-day delivery. This expansion initiative comes when growth among its most lucrative shoppers is waning. We estimate that US Prime user growth will be less than 9% this year, vs. 12.5% in 2018.
