Ecommerce start-up Basket announces additions to its all-star team
Basket, the ecommerce start-up has announced Lee Lythe as Chief Marketing Officer, who will lead on multi-channel user acquisition, and build out publisher and retailer networks.
Basket, the ecommerce start-up has announced Lee Lythe as Chief Marketing Officer, who will lead on multi-channel user acquisition, and build out publisher and retailer networks.
Basket, the ecommerce start-up has announced Lee Lythe as Chief Marketing Officer, who will lead on multi-channel user acquisition, and build out publisher and retailer networks.
There are several types of malicious return fraud to watch out for, all of which are equally detrimental to a business’s bottom line.
In the latest in ECA’s interview series with founder and CEOs of innovative ecommerce brands, we speak to Chris Griffin, CEO of Secret Sales.
It is only in the past year or so that there has been an explosion in the model with operators including Next, Matalan and Marks & Spencer in the UK adding marketplaces to their businesses
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Whitebox launches new ecommerce management platform
Etsy is acquiring Depop, the second-hand fashion app
In the latest in ECA’s interview series with founder and CEOs of innovative ecommerce brands, we speak to Aaron Chatterley, founder of Feelunique.
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Brands could soon be seeing a jump in sports-related spending, according to research from eBay Ads UK
The global pandemic has caused some major changes to the face of retail and ecommerce in the UK. The growing shift towards online shopping has accelerated at a pace no-one was quite expecting and for online retailers, it can feel like a race to keep up.
Amazon has been named the most inspirational brand in the world by a new report that claims that brands that inspire consumers are likely to reap the rewards by growing their market share and allowing them to charge premium rates.
“Face masks” and “jewellery”, “cot” and “headphones”, “tyres” and “speakers” are three of the unusual keyword combinations that online shoppers have been using this year, according to a report from eBay Ads UK.
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