Walmart Marketplace is joining forces with Shopify, an all-in-one commerce platform used by more than 1 million businesses, to open the Walmart Marketplace to their sellers.
Fred Killingsworth, the CEO of brand agency HINGE COMMERCE, thinks retailers should stop fighting Amazon, and start embracing it.
Counterfeit products sold online are on the rise and sellers of these fake goods are becoming more sophisticated. It can be hard to discern counterfeit items from the real ones. This article shares tips for online shoppers to protect themselves, as well as steps for how brands can defend against counterfeits.
Business Insider breaks down the 7 most important things to look out for in 2020 on the Amazon marketplace and Fred Killingsworth, CEO of HINGE COMMERCE, was featured in the article.
With online sales of food and beverage representing only a small fraction of total sales, many established brands have taken a wait-and-see approach to e-commerce – focusing instead on tried-and-true retail channels – but according to the e-commerce management consulting firm HINGE COMMERCE this strategy may do more harm than good.
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Following the decision that Fedex made on June 30, 2019 to no longer provide air shipping coverage for Amazon, the logistics giant has announced today that they will not renew their contract for ground delivery for Amazon.
Amazon’s contract will continue until the end of the month, however the new changes will likely go into effect on September 1st. According to a FedEx spokesperson, this change allows FedEx to continue to \expanding their influence more broadly across the e-commerce landscape.
The fact that Amazon continues to develop their own logistics system is likely a key factor driving FedEx's decision to sever ties with Amazon. As of today, Amazon already handles roughly 26% of their own shipments. By 2021, Amazon Air will have at least…
Hinge Global has hired former P&G and Nielsen senior executive to lead marketing.