Every year, the final quarter (Q4) - from Labour Weekend through the November sales events, to year end - is the most important period in the online retail calendar.
From New York Pizzas to gigantic McMansions, the United States is the land of supersized everything. It’s no wonder their eCommerce market is one of the biggest in the world. For Kiwi businesses, cracking into this massive market may seem daunting.
New Zealanders talk online, work online and shop online, but are they online savvy?
As we approach the end of the year, we’re anticipating online shopping to reach its annual peak. So let’s protect the common Kiwi from scams this season.
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The fourth quarter (October - December) is generally the most important in an online retailer’s calendar, with a significant lift in spending over the previous three quarters. In 2023 nearly 28% of the whole year’s online spending occurred in the last quarter of the year (Q4 2023).