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Tracking and Monitoring Wayfair Price: A Complete Guide
With 22 million active shoppers, Wayfair has emerged as a major force in the home décor, furniture, and home goods market. Differently from marketplaces like Amazon or eBay, where merchants…
A Guide to Product Listing Pages and How to Optimize Them
The eCommerce market is more competitive than ever before, and by 2025, eCommerce sales worldwide are expected to cross $7.4 trillion. With millions of online stores, standing out is a…
20 Key Consumer Behavior Trends (2024 & 2025)
There’s no question about it: Consumer buying behaviors and preferences are constantly changing. What consumers like, want, and choose to buy keeps evolving. These shifts happen for many reasons, including…
Mastering SEO for eCommerce Product Pages With Intelligence Node
eCommerce spending is soaring, and everyone is trying to capture market share. According to Forrester, US online retail sales are set to hit $1.6 trillion by 2028. That’s 28% of…
Retail Media: Opportunities & Strategies for Retailers And Brands
Retail media networks have been gaining serious traction over the last few years. In fact, retail media could become one of the biggest growth drivers in digital advertising history. According…
Top eCommerce Holiday Trends for the 2024
We may still be weeks away from the holidays, but for smart eCommerce retailers, now is the perfect time to start prepping. Looking at the holiday shopping trends 2023, US…
The Importance of Competitor Price Comparison
The eCommerce landscape has become highly competitive with over 25 million online stores fighting for the attention of the same shoppers. Additionally, savvy shoppers use price comparison tools to compare…
How Brands Can Beat Third-Party 3P Sellers on Amazon and Walmart
The Difference Between Third-Party and First-Party Sellers A first-party (1P) seller is a brand/manufacturer that sells its inventory to Amazon/marketplace, who, then sells it to shoppers on its platform. A…