Police have arrested four people aged 17-20 in connection with devastating cyberattacks that brought major UK retailers to their knees. The suspects face charges including blackmail, money laundering, and participating in organised crime.
Starting June 2026, every online retailer in Germany must include a prominent “Cancel Contract” button that works with just one click. The German Ministry of Justice calls it consumer protection – but e-commerce businesses are calling it unnecessary bureaucracy.
Something wild has been happening on TikTok lately. Lidl, the German discount supermarket, has been dropping limited products on TikTok Shop and they’re selling out faster than ever. Their Dubai chocolate bars – those pistachio-filled ones everyone’s obsessing over – sold 72 bars every second and ran out of stock in 90 minutes. At regular […]
Starting today, July 10th, 2025, something significant happened for e-commerce businesses that use Instagram. Your product posts, behind-the-scenes content, and customer testimonials can now appear when people search on Google – even if they don’t follow you or use Instagram at all.
This year, something interesting happened in Romanian online shopping. The number of orders really went down by 0.3%, even though sales went up by 2%. What happened? As merchants moved their focus from volume to efficiency, the average order value rose to 55 EUR.
Remember when ordering from AliExpress meant waiting a month for your package to arrive from China? Those days are over, at least in London. The marketplace famous for cheap gadgets and endless shipping times has just launched hourly delivery for everyday items like toilet paper and Coca-Cola across Greater London.
Imagine this situation: you spend weeks preparing the perfect email campaign and invest in design, copywriting, and personalisation – and then discover that your emails didn’t reach even half of the inboxes. This isn’t a sci-fi scenario, but the reality for most companies. The bitter truth? Even the best campaigns can end up in spam […]
Lidl is testing technology that could transform how millions of Britons shop. The discount giant is trialling a feature that lets customers scan items with their phones and walk straight to self-checkout.
Your competitors are already winning on ChatGPT, Reddit, and AI search tools while you are still building backlinks and optimising for Google. Younger users are now starting their research on social platforms instead of traditional search. If your SEO strategy does not work beyond Google, you are missing a massive shift in how people actually […]
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