Shoptalk is the yearly retail industry trade show in Las Vegas. It draws attendees and vendors from all over the world. The show is not only for retailers, it’s for people in e-commerce, investors, and start-ups, and it’s great for anyone who’s business touches any part of retail, especially the underlining technologies that help businesses run smarter.

Research done by digital commerce firm SUMO Heavy Industries, shows that consumers are not as excited about the ‘buy now buttons’ as expected. 82% of the surveyed Americans has not used the new purchasing feature yet, but only 20% were unaware of their existence.

The deal, among the largest ever for a payments processor, comes amid a race to claim a piece of the growing market for online purchases.

In 2019, 51.3% of U.S. households will possess Amazon Prime memberships, translating to about 63.9 million households overall. That number is about 5.2 million more households than last year, according to a new eMarketer study.

Seeking another source of reliable e-commerce conversion? Look no further than Instagram.

Text-based, pay-per-click (PPC) advertising is a fundamental part of promoting an ecommerce business. These seemingly simple ads can appear higher on a search results page than organic listings and they can target potential customers actively seeking the products your business sells.

Not sure where to start building a customer experience strategy? Here are 4 elements to focus on, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned CX pro.

Coors Light today unveiled what it says is the first-ever “smart” beer tap handle, which will monitor social media and broadcast media channels in real time for Bud Light’s activity. The beer tap handle will light up when it detects Bud Light attacking Coors Light, a sign that the next round of Coors Light is on the brand.