A Great Opportunity e-commerce assistant We’re Liberty Brands, a fast growing consumer brands business based in Henley-on-Thames. We own and sell `on-line only’ brands to customers worldwide. We now need a highly organised and motivated self-starter to support the business through our future growth, eventally developing into a privotal role in the company. The role initially is an e-commerce one supporting the company director with day-to-day tasks such as on-line sales, social media and admin. You will get a great `hands-on’ insight into the running of an on-line company. Our ideal candidate will have previous experience of admin support and/or have previously worked in a small business or start-up. Good computer skills and some knowledge of using cloud based software and Micosoft packages is required. The role is available part-time with flexible hours to suit. Full time could be available as the company develops. For the right person with a `can-do’ attitude, … [Read more...] about e-commerce assistant
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Opinion: Don’t let the postal service kill e-commerce
opinion Edward Hudgins Published 2:38 p.m. UTC Aug 8, 2018 E-commerce has revolutionized the economy, giving consumers access to every imaginable product, at the best prices, without leaving their homes. However, some claim the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) loses money on packages it delivers for Amazon and other large online retailers, and, as a result, they are calling for rate hikes targeted against the internet giant. Despite the serious problems facing USPS, trying to squeeze more money out of Amazon or other e-commerce retailers would only tax Amazon’s customers and plunge USPS into even deeper debt. Unlike most government entities, USPS is a hybrid operation. By law, it has a monopoly on first-class and third-class mail. The government’s universal service mandate requires USPS to deliver to every address. It also enjoys special privileges, most notably its tax-exempt status. USPS competes with private carriers such as the United Parcel Service and Federal … [Read more...] about Opinion: Don’t let the postal service kill e-commerce
Motorsport Network diversifie son activité e-commerce avec MotorsportPRO.com
MotorsportPRO.com s’adressera aussi bien aux gentleman drivers qu’aux pilotes professionnels. MIAMI, Fla. - 14 juin 2018 -Motorsport Network diversifie son activité e-commerce à l’international avec le lancement de MotorsportPRO.comMotorsportPRO.com se présente comme la future plateforme de référence mondiale pour l’achat d’équipement nécessaire à la pratique des sports mécaniques, et s’adressera aussi bien aux gentleman drivers qu’aux pilotes professionnels.Motorsport Network diversifie son activité e-commerce internationale avec le lancement de MotorsportPRO.com, un site marchand qui répondra aux besoins d’équipements pour les pratiquants et les passionnés de sports mécaniques. Le site est une plateforme commerciale et informative qui référence tous les produits et les standards d’équipements pour les sports mécaniques, … [Read more...] about Motorsport Network diversifie son activité e-commerce avec MotorsportPRO.com
La Citroën E-Méhari en voit de toutes les couleurs avec Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
Une création visant à fêter le 50e anniversaire de la Méhari originale. En 2018, on fête le cinquantenaire de Mai 68 mais aussi celui de la Citroën Méhari, qui fut dévoilée le 11 mai 1968 au golf de Deauville. Le constructeur au double chevron, qui s'approche pour sa part du cap des 100 ans, a décidé de fêter cela en présentant une E-Méhari art car réalisée par Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. Le célèbre créateur, pour qui "la Méhari est la voiture la plus iconique de sa génération", a rhabillé la petite Citroën d'une robe audacieuse et anticonformiste, sorte de clin d'œil à la quête de liberté qui animait le soulèvement estudiantin. "Son travail chromatique délivre un message engageant avec le rouge pour la révolution et la passion, le jaune pour le rayonnement, l’envie de conquérir, … [Read more...] about La Citroën E-Méhari en voit de toutes les couleurs avec Jean-Charles de Castelbajac
Gen Y shoppers, raised on e-commerce, still prefer in-store experience
Liz Derubertis browsed stores at Arundel Mills mall Wednesday in search of a dress to wear to a wedding. The 26-year-old bartender and University of Maryland, Baltimore County student never shops for clothes online."I'm too particular about the fit, and I don't want to take the time to send it back," said Derubertis of Ellicott City. "I like being out, being in the crowds and perusing and seeing what's being offered — and people-watching."Just as video did not kill the radio star, the Internet won't kill the shopping mall any time soon. The shopping habits of Generation Y show why.Buying almost anything online may be as much second nature as texting for many in the first generation to have grown up with e-commerce, but the millennials still do most of their shopping in stores, especially those that keep their offerings fresh and make the experience social, according to research from the Urban Land Institute.There are 80 million consumers between 18 and 35 nationwide. Collectively … [Read more...] about Gen Y shoppers, raised on e-commerce, still prefer in-store experience