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We're excited to launch our 116 page RetailX Europe Top1000 360° Report, which analyses and ranks the best-performing retailers, direct-to-consumer brands and marketplaces in Europe. Thanks to our sponsors Blue Yonder, Contentful, Mirakl, Navan and Transaction Network Services you can read a preview here and get the full report for free at InternetRetailing. #Top1000 #Ecommerce #Retail #Ranking

We are proud to launch the 2024 RetailX France 360 Report, which offers a comprehensive picture of the French digital landscape. It takes in political and macroeconomic factors, ConsumerX analysis of French shoppers' behaviour and analysis of both French and global retailers that help shape the market.

We have a 3 great podcasts for you - take your pick or take them all - on demand anytime anywhere.... RetailCraft Podcasts Interviews with the people behind multichannel performance. The RetailCraft podcast series looks at the who and how behind the performance of our Global Elite 1000 companies, and those who influence and inspire them. Ian Jindal shares the studio with retail leaders, RetailX’s analysts and Georgia Scott of Adobe. Retail Media X podcast series 2024 Recorded live at the inaugural Retail MediaX event in London on 11 June 2024, this limited edition podcast series brought to you in partnership with SMG talks to experts from across the retail media ecosystem for a look at what leading UK retail media networks are doing, how the sector is evolving and where it goes next. Each episode sees Paul Skeldon, Editor at InternetRetailing and RetailX, joined by a member of the SMG team and a special guest speaker. Subscription Podcast Series 2 Recorded live at the second SubscriptionX , part of RetailX Event’s Spring Festival 2024 , this five-episode series looks at all stages of the retail #subscription economy – from scaling a subscription first business; the importance of the right technology; how AI will impact creativity; and building a community through user experience and collaboration. Each episode will see Katie Searles, Editor at InternetRetailing, joined by a member of the Chargebee team and a special guest speaker. SEE LINKS IN THE COMMENT BELOW;

The RetailX Europe Top1000 360° report reveals a significant shift towards marketplaces, with 26% of the Top1000 now being marketplace websites. Surprisingly, these marketplaces capture 42% of European consumer web traffic within the Top1000, showcasing their strong performance in the ranking. Amazon emerges as the top player, attracting 20% of European consumer traffic to the Top1000 with its multifaceted approach as a retailer, marketplace, and brand. Following Amazon is eBay, holding 8% of consumer traffic, and AliExpress from China with 5%, part of the Alibaba Group. Among the European marketplaces in the Top1000, Allegro from Poland and Zalando from Germany stand out as the largest in terms of traffic. This data underscores the growing dominance and influence of marketplaces in the European retail landscape. Read full article via link in the COMMENTS box below. #marketplaces #ecommerce #retailtrends

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Download the RetailX Europe Top100 360° to access valuable insights into the European retail market. Gain a comprehensive analysis of the 30 member countries of the European Economic Area, the UK, and Switzerland. Discover what makes this market attractive for retailers, brands, and marketplaces, and learn from the success strategies of top retailers operating in Europe. Explore regional and country-specific customer expectations, with a deep dive into key ecommerce markets across the continent. hashtag #EuropeRetail #MarketInsights #EcommerceAnalysis FREE DOWNLOAD LINK in Comments Box

Most European shoppers want retailers to behave in environmentally friendly ways, ConsumerX research suggests, but the first RetailX Europe Top1000 360° report has found that only a minority of Top1000 retailers reflect shoppers’ interest in the environment. In a ConsumerX survey, 72% of shoppers agreed, 27% strongly so, that they wanted retailers to be sustainable, while 60% said they would pay more for sustainable products, of whom 22% strongly agreed with the suggestion. The study questioned 8,925 respondents who shopped online at least once a year, from 17 European countries, in 2022. However, RetailX findings suggest that, as yet, only a minority of Top1000 retailers reflect shoppers’ interest in the environment. Just 6% of retailers selling to Europe have a team focused on corporate social responsibility (CSR) or sustainability. These are most often run by those selling to the UK, Sweden and the Netherlands (all 11%), while fewer than 1% of those selling to Romania, Poland, Denmark, Czechia or Switzerland take this approach. READ FULL ARTICLE via the link in the comment box.

The brand new RetailX European Consumer Packaged Goods market 2024 report highlights Procter & Gamble (P&G) as a dominant force in Europe’s everyday essentials end of the CPG market. With a diverse portfolio that caters to a wide range of consumer needs, P&G serves as a one-stop shop for many household essentials. Its extensive reach across Europe underscores P&G's near-ubiquitous market presence. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/eaNdc46t