CouriersPlease Study Unpacks Why Aussies Are Abandoning Shopping Carts
With online shopping cart abandonment resulting in a staggering annual loss of $18 billion in sales revenue for E-Commer...
With online shopping cart abandonment resulting in a staggering annual loss of $18 billion in sales revenue for E-Commer...
Leading parcel delivery service, CouriersPlease is celebrating 40 years of delivery solutions with a new brand identity ...
CouriersPlease urges retailers to prepare for Christmas gift shopping at their Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. New ...
Aussie consumers will embrace the Christmas cheer and show patience and sympathy for courier and parcel delivery service...
Delivery drivers are the unsung heroes of the pandemic, except for when they just take your stuff to the post office.
B&T can't vouch for ever having a strange or weird delivery. It can't be said about the actual delivery people, however.
Study finds Aussies don't want small businesses closed during lockdowns. B&T concurs with pubs, TABs and kebab shops.
A survey commissioned by CouriersPlease has found that e-commerce was the key driver in maintaining and boosting busines...
Report shows a steep rise in online shopping. Which, you'd assume, would parlay into a steep rise in online returns.
Study says Aussies are flocking to shopping centres! And not just to use the lavatories and steal grapes from Coles.
On the back of new research, leading parcel delivery service CouriersPlease (CP) forecasts that the online shopping indu...
B&T's a strong believer that anyone who finishes their Chrissie shopping before the 24th has possible adjustment issues.
The only thing B&T would want improved in local e-commerce would possibly be courier drivers with less BO.
If anything, retail moving online will prove good news for courier companies. Hence, this survey from a courier company.
This new study is yet another nail in retail's coffin. Which may be construed as good news for nail & coffin retailers.