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Just like in other online retail markets in Europe, Swedish online retail is dominated by large platforms. While international marketplaces have increased their share in the market, there are also many strong local platforms. Some marketplaces focus on a specific market segment. We have listed the biggest platforms in Sweden to help you choose where to sell your products.
Just like in most European online markets, reaching customers in Italy is easier when you are selling on a marketplace. There are many choices. Most of the marketplaces active in Italy are cross-border platforms. We have listed the biggest online marketplaces in Italy, to help you choose one.
Online retailers have a lot of options when selecting an online marketplace in Spain. The online retail market is dominated by marketplaces. Find out which platform suits your products and your business model, with our list of the top 10 most popular online marketplaces in Spain.
Entering a new online market can be difficult. Selling on a marketplace helps, as these platforms already have a large audience. In the Netherlands, several platforms dominate the online market. Though local ones have a large market share, international marketplaces are up and coming. Our list can help you choose which platform to join.
Are you interested in selling to customers in Belgium? You can become a partner seller on a marketplace. On this page, we have listed the top 10 online marketplaces in the country to help you choose wisely.
Online retailers have a lot of options when selecting an online marketplace. In the United Kingdom, marketplaces play a dominant role in ecommerce. Find out which platform suits your products and your business model, with our comprehensive list of the top 10 most popular online marketplaces in the United Kingdom.
Are you interested in selling on a marketplace in France? Joining a local platform might be the most useful then, as they have a large market share. Choosing a platform will depend on your products and market segment that you want to reach. Which platform suits your business? We have listed the top 10 platforms in the country.
Ecommerce in Germany is one of the biggest online retail markets in Europe. The market is dominated by online marketplaces, some of which are German. Do you want to sell in Germany? Then find out which marketplace you can join. These marketplaces can often also help you sell internationally.
As cross-border ecommerce in Europe continues growing, many online sellers are interested in entering the German market. But expanding internationally requires preparation. Online sellers should consider the character of the German consumer, says Andreas Giese, CEO of Dexport.
Only 28 percent of the 100 largest online stores in Belgium and the Netherlands offer customer service in the evening. And only 44 percent use WhatsApp as a customer service channel, even though the app is very popular among consumers. As a result, online stores are missing out on conversions.
Three German software companies have unveiled an end-to-end ecommerce solution, where all data and processes stay in Europe. Cloud provider STACKIT, platform provider Empiriecom and IT service provider Adesso have created an ecosystem that gives online sellers data sovereignty, in accordance with legal standards.
Ecommerce giant Temu has suspended cross-border sales of products in Türkiye. Consumers in the country can only see and buy products from local online sellers that offer domestic shipping. The change comes after a regulatory inspection from Türkiye’s Competition Authority, and it is unclear if it is a permanent change or not.
Fashion brand Topshop has launched a dedicated European online store. The new website is active across 23 markets in Europe. The brand, which was formerly known as a high street brand, has undergone a digital transformation.
Finnish ecommerce platform Wolt has launched an update for its app. With the update, the company wants to take a step towards becoming a multi-category commerce platform. It gives retailers more opportunities to showcase their products to a wide audience.
This week, eBay announced that it is launching eBay SpeedPAK in Germany. The service offers sellers a customs-cleared shipping, with import duties already paid. It makes international shipping easier for German sellers.