In this webinar, Part 2 in a series, Distribution Strategy Group’s experts provide a playbook on what to do in response to our survey data in 2021 and beyond.
Many distributors are using product recommendation engines on their ecommerce websites originally designed for B2C. This isn’t sufficient for a distributor’s business model.
The adoption rate of ecommerce in distribution soared in 2020 with a weighted 26.3% increase from 2019 to 2020.
In the first of two webinars on the State of eCommerce in Distribution, we present the results of our 9 annual State of eCommerce Distribution survey, the most comprehensive benchmark for ecommerce adoption and maturity in the industry.
We had expected a sharp increase in the adoption of ecommerce in 2020 with the shifts in buying behavior due to the COVID-19 pandemic. That acceleration in adoption was confirmed in our recent update to the adoption tracking, where we track more than 3,000 B2B companies, along with our annual benchmarking survey on the 2020…
Home Depot pays a 25% premium for an enterprise value of $8 billion to reacquire HD Supply, putting branch-based distributors square in the middle of the Devil and the Deep Orange Apron.
The increase in digital buying behavior is here to stay, pandemic or no – especially as the number of millennial decision-makers rises. If your ecommerce system isn’t delivering expected ROI, now is the time to uncover the real culprit holding your site back.
Amazon Business is projected to make $52 billion in sales by 2023. For distributors to fend off this AI-powered giant, they’ll need to understand and adopt AI strategies of their own.
When salespeople are slow to embrace ecommerce, they miss opportunities that not only hurt the company, but the customers they are trying to help. They’re even hurting themselves.
Do you feel like your ecommerce platform is broken – not delivering the ROI you expected? You’re not alone.