Especially after Christmas, the volume of returns increases greatly. Particularly in the fashion sector, online retailers have to battle with a high number of selective returns.
For eCommerce entrepreneurs and executives who want to sell more
Especially after Christmas, the volume of returns increases greatly. Particularly in the fashion sector, online retailers have to battle with a high number of selective returns.
It is estimated that some 4% of all sales end up as returns and, this Christmas in the UK it is estimated that retailers need to actually sell 0.62% more stuff to match the profits of last year since there will be many more returns this year than last.
Heikki Haldre, CEO and founder of virtual fitting room provider Fits.me discusses how e-commerce businesses can handle the issue of returns over the Christmas period
Although it’s not one of the more important times of year for retail sectors, with Christmas soon on the horizon, October can be used as another important key indicator of the strength of the UK retail sector.
In ecommerce, it can be all-too easy to focus only on making your website more efficient, while leaving the actual delivery of your goods in the hands of the Gods.
As Christmas approaches, online retailers are getting snowed under an avalanche of orders. It’s been a tumultuous year for the parcel industry, and one that has been dominated by the privatisation of Royal Mail.
Facing the busiest online sales period to date, eCommerce businesses clearly need to prepare for the issues that peak times inevitably create.
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