Episode 5 For this week’s discussion we are joined by Duncan License – VP Product at Metapack, who shares his thoughts on how retailers can use delivery options to their advantage, delivery options that meet consumer needs, how to price delivery options and more. You can find a copy of Metapack’s Delivery Options Benchmark
Bonus Episode This bonus episode features a panel discussion that took place at TDC Global 2019 and addresses the subject of who owns the customer relationship: the brand, the retailer or the marketplace? And what is the role of the carrier: should they be building direct customer relationships? Panellists: Philippe Hemard, Founder, PHC Tim Jones,
Episode 3 For this episode we are joined by Andy Mulcahy, Strategy and Insights Director at IMRG (Internet Media Retail Group, the UK’s online retail association). Andy shares his thoughts on the current state of retail, an how brands and retailers can use the learnings from peak 2018 to plan for peak 2019. About this
Episode 2 As a fulfillment process, Ship from Store offers retailers and brands the opportunity to use their bricks and mortar locations in a different way. In this episode we speak with Yuri Koldaev – Product Owner at MetaPack, who takes us through the benefits of Ship from Store, how it works, and things to
Virtual presentations and discussions from Burton Snowboards, Missguided, Holland & Barrett and Amazon Shipping on the agenda at The Delivery Conference in February Metapack has hosted leading retailers, brands and carriers at a virtual edition of the world’s foremost eCommerce delivery event, The Delivery Conference (TDC) on February 2-3, 2021. Now in its 12th year,
Cross-border ecommerce has never been more attractive than it is right now. When the web is your department store, it doesn’t really matter where an online store is based – everyone with an internet connection is a potential customer. And more people than ever are taking up the offer, to the point where eMarketer predicts the value of global
As countries around the world continue to grapple with COVID-fueled closures, more customers than ever are doing their shopping online. In many cases, this shift will be a permanent one, with Accenture predicting delivery companies will retain up to 50% of the peak volume they have experienced this year. If you’re the owner of a classic Brick and
It may have taken a backseat while the world has been grappling with the coronavirus, but Brexit is still looming on the horizon. The deadline for the UK and EU to agree on the terms for the UK’s exit from the Union – 1 January 2021 – is fast approaching, and it’s time for retailers to take steps to ensure a smooth transition for their delivery supply chains. The impact of Brexit on ecommerce There’s still