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Yahoo Shopping aims to stand out in commerce discovery with Rakuten cashback rewards

The effort is part of parent company Verizon Media’s focus on commerce offerings. Ginny Marvin on December 10, 2019 Rakuten and Verizon Media have partnered to deliver commerce experiences for Rakuten merchants and Yahoo users this holiday season. The offering is a differentiator for Yahoo Shopping. Rakuten runs a cashback and coupon site with more … Continue reading Yahoo Shopping aims to stand out in commerce discovery with Rakuten cashback rewards →

10 Interesting Mobile Commerce Trends That Will Dominate the Ecosystem in 2020

Ankush Mahajan — October 2, 2019 Follow @ankushmahajann Mobile phones have dominated nearly every aspect of modern lives. With smartphones accompanying us everywhere, it would not be wrong to say that they influence how we work, enjoy, and shop. In recent years, mobile commerce has picked up a phenomenal pace. Experts predict that mobile commerce … Continue reading 10 Interesting Mobile Commerce Trends That Will Dominate the Ecosystem in 2020 →

How Conversational Commerce is Transforming Customer Service – and Payments

Jared Ronski — August 15, 2018 Follow @jaredronski — August 15, 2018 The stats on e-commerce are telling a promising story. According to a recent survey by Square and Mercury Analytics, 51 percent of Americans prefer to shop online. In fact, 67 percent of Millennials like to shop online over in-store, and both Millennials and … Continue reading How Conversational Commerce is Transforming Customer Service – and Payments →

B2C Knowledge Commerce: Strategies to Boost Course Sales

By Victoria Klochkova May 4th, 2018   Knowledge commerce is, simply put, the practice of selling access to one’s knowledge. A college education is one of its most traditional types, but it is the rapid rise of the Internet that turned it into a business opportunity readily available to virtually everybody: from education-oriented companies to individuals … Continue reading B2C Knowledge Commerce: Strategies to Boost Course Sales →