The Business Guide provides you with the „tools of the trade“ and offers you checklists and practical guidelines for your successful entry into the European e-commerce market.
Regardless of whether companies import or export goods: Shipping across national borders poses challenges for…
Whether Christmas business, e-commerce events or seasonal fluctuations: Peaks in demand are no exception in both B2C and B2B commerce. However, increased demand places greater requirements on logistics and fulfillment. We provide tips …
For retailers, returns are a cost factor that should not be underestimated – as they can significantly reduce profits. We explain effective measures to reduce the returns rate and…
International retailers need a flexible, scalable and secure sales platform to stand out from the competition in booming European e-commerce and win over customers. The cloud is particularly suitable for this endeavor.
From July on, new customs regulations will apply within the EU. We explain which new rules will soon come into force.
Global e-commerce makes it possible to offer products and win customers worldwide. Alas, in order to benefit sustainably from the booming online trade, companies need more than just a good marketing strategy.
The demand for shopping apps by European customers has increased significantly during the Corona pandemic.…
As of January 2021, the UK is no longer part of the EU single market and the European Customs Union. Alas, what does the final Brexit entail for the e-commerce market and for the cross-border traffic of goods? What new trade regulations will non-UK companies need to comply with if they want to continue serving the market?
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The future lies in e-commerce. With the help of marketplaces like Amazon, eBay and Co, the way into cross-border commerce is paved. This year, many companies…