Every successful e-commerce business needs a well-thought-out strategy to profit from seasonal trends and holidays. To help you make the most of these revenue-boosting opportunities, we present a meticulously curated shopping calendar.

With so many brands rushing to start an eCommerce business during the Covid-19 pandemic, there is now an oversaturation of companies bidding for consumers' attention. Acquiring new customers is becoming more expensive as a result, with advertising costs skyrocketing across platforms due to high demand.

Social shopping. Livestream shopping. Creator collaborations. Social proof. Third-party sales in a marketplace model. By implementing these five eCommerce growth hacks, you can give your business an edge and make the most of the 2023 eCommerce landscape - even in challenging conditions!

Six years ago, Andy Dunn, founder of Bonobos (among other things), wrote a compelling article entitled ‘The Book of DNVB’ on the rise of digitally native vertical brands. Andy’s article was, as it turns out, prophetic. Since then, eCommerce has evolved and spawned thousands of successful DNVBs, most of them using Shopify. Andy himself sold Bonobos to Walmart for $310 million in 2017. Let's look at some growth strategies used by Bonobos and other successful DNVBs.

Our mission at Vendo is to lower the entry barrier into the marketplace and B2B eCommerce space for both new entrants and existing companies evolving their business model.

Online shoppers love marketplaces. Marketplaces are the most successful eCommerce businesses. Most popular shopping categories are run by women. Yet, women marketplace founders have to face a lot of headwinds. Our goal at Vendo is to unlock the marketplace business opportunities for women founders.

Vendo is the end of re-platforming. It is the last eCommerce platform you will ever need. Start with any of the business models and expand later. Or go live with all three at the same time.

When thinking about launching an online marketplace, there are usually three evaluation criteria applied to available solutions: ROI or "when am I getting my money back?", Level of Effort or "what's the probability of success?", and delivery timeline or "how much is it going to slip?".