Global Ecommerce Resource Center

Even An Old British Haberdasher Can Go International

You don’t need to be a young, hip eCommerce startup to take advantage the international markets. The technology is there for everyone, and takes care of all the operational hurdles.

It was announced yesterday that Burton, a British…

The Top 50 U.S. Fashion Brands in Canada

For the first time, Pitney Bowes has spliced and diced its export data. The Pitney Bowes analysis team took a look at all the transactions flowing through its ClearPath™ shipping system and used data mining tactics to discover popular brands…

Why Curated Lifestyle eCommerce is the Best Strategy

UrbanDaddy, lululemon, and Fab. These brands represent lifestyles. For UrbanDaddy, it’s the high fashion, epicurean male of the night. For lululemon, it’s the active, environmentally conscious yogi. And for Fab, it’s the interior designer…

Brazil, the eCommerce Oasis

By the Numbers

Brazil is the promise land everyone’s been searching for. The number of active Internet users in Brazil rose 2% in January and more than 11% over the past 12 months to reach 47.5 million, IBOPE Nielsen Online…

Pinterest and International eCommerce

The Pinterest Age has made it to retail. Pinterest, the new belle of the Silicon Valley, is sweeping the country – and the globe. In the past 4 months alone, its growth has been phenomenal, achieving over 13 million users.…

Fashion’s Crystal Ball: Ecommerce Takeaways from Magic 2012

Last week I was at Magic, the world’s biggest fashion show, and was kicking tires to see how far along the fashion industry is when it comes to Ecommerce and international expansion. Regardless of their size, brands are savvy about design, style and discovery. As the Internet becomes the future hub of global product discovery, brands that do not invest in a digital presence are placing their future brand equity in question. Here’s why.
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