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Learn From Walmart: 4 Social Media Governance Best Practices to Reduce Your Risk of “Going Viral” in a Bad Way

Arik Hanson January 8, 2021 You may have missed it, but Walmart’s social media team got itself in a bit of hot water last week when someone inadvertently tweeted a personal opinion from the corporate Walmart handle. It was a response to Rep. Josh Hawley from Missouri around his stance on voting against the Electoral … Continue reading Learn From Walmart: 4 Social Media Governance Best Practices to Reduce Your Risk of “Going Viral” in a Bad Way →

E-commerce: Amazon vs. Walmart and the Rest of the Online Retailers

Dario Zadro — January 7, 2020 Modern consumers are hooked on the convenience of online shopping and home delivery. E-commerce has rapidly grown from a novel concept to an unstoppable consumer juggernaut, and the trend appears firmly fixed for the future – online sellers continue luring customers away from conventional brick and mortar stores. E-commerce … Continue reading E-commerce: Amazon vs. Walmart and the Rest of the Online Retailers →

The Speed Wars: How Amazon, Target and Walmart Are Competing for Faster Delivery Times

Michael Begg — November 9, 2019 eCommerce competition seems to be largely driven on one point now – at least the platforms seem to think so. Delivery times have been dropping rapidly over the past year as each major retailer and eCommerce platform attempts to provide better convenience to the end customer. Each of Amazon, … Continue reading The Speed Wars: How Amazon, Target and Walmart Are Competing for Faster Delivery Times →

Amazon Prime Day competitors: Walmart, eBay & more aim to win over online shoppers

A number of e-commerce sites are gearing up to compete with Amazon on its biggest shopping day of the year. Amy Gesenhues on July 11, 2016 at 2:56 pm Tomorrow, July 12, marks Amazon Prime Day, a one-day sales event started by Amazon in 2015 to boost its Prime membership numbers. Last year’s event proved … Continue reading Amazon Prime Day competitors: Walmart, eBay & more aim to win over online shoppers →