For brands, marketplaces such as Amazon, eBay, and Walmart have become one of the most visible stages on which their products compete. Although brands do not always control how retailers price and present their products, customers often judge the brand’s value based on what they...
Marketplace monitoring is on the rise among online retailers. It has become crucial to know what your competitors are doing on every sales channel. Third party marketplaces used to go under the radar, but not anymore. If you sell online, your prices do not exist in...
For many eCommerce professionals, the term race to the bottom sounds like a cautionary phrase you hear when margins tighten or competitors slash prices overnight. But in reality, it is much more than a tactical pricing issue. A race to the bottom usually appears when...
Discover what purchasing power really means, how it shapes eCommerce pricing, and why understanding it leads to smarter decisions....
Black Friday and Cyber Monday unofficially mark the beginning of the holiday shopping spree. Get ready for it with our hand-picked facts and statistics you should know!...
One infographic each for both Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Ideal read for busy retailers who want last-minute quick tips at a glance....
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are one of the most important events for eCommerce professionals. Learn how to get the most out of it....
Consumer behavior has always shaped how businesses sell, but in today’s eCommerce environment, it’s changing faster than ever. Modern shoppers are more informed, demanding, and selective than ever before. They compare prices in real time, expect seamless experiences across devices, and value both convenience and...
Dealing with product pricing is not a one-off thing. Setting attractive, yet sustainable prices requires data. Lots of it. With more data, the easier it is to defend your product pricing decisions. The goal of this article is to present you core concepts and frameworks when...
For decades, cost-plus pricing has been one of the most widely used methods for setting product prices. At first glance, it’s straightforward: calculate how much something costs you to produce or acquire, add a markup, and sell it. Many companies, from small eCommerce shops to...